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• City of Berlin, Senate Department for Urban Development and Environment

  The Berlin Senate Department for Urban Development and Housing is one of ten specialized departments of the Berlin Senate. It is the highest state authority responsible for urban development and housing policy in Berlin. (Source: Website)
  Germany

• European Parliament

  France

• Independent Living e.V. Munich

  The association is an initiative of people with disabilities. Since 1990, they have been representing the interests of those in the Munich area who practice or strive for a self-determined life outside of (special) institutions and offer professional services. (Source: Website)
  Germany

• Waymap

  United Kingdom

• FAPPC - Portuguese Federation of Associations for Cerebral Palsy

  Portugal

• Visit Flanders

  Belgium

• European Parliament (Parent Organization)

  The European Parliament serves as the voice of the citizens of the European Union, bringing together representatives from all member states to debate and legislate on critical issues that affect our communities. With a commitment to democracy, transparency, and cooperation, we work collaboratively to shape EU policies, promote economic growth, and protect the rights and freedoms of all Europeans. Our diverse group of elected officials is dedicated to fostering dialogue and driving innovation, ensuring that our collective interests are heard and represented on a global stage.
  Belgium

• AISM - Italian Multiple Sclerosis Society

  AISM, Associazione Italiana Sclerosi Multipla, is the only organization in Italy that deals in a structured and organic way with all aspects related to multiple sclerosis (MS), through a comprehensive perspective that embraces the rights of people with MS, health and social services, promotion, direction and funding of scientific research. (Source: Website)
  Italy

• Solutaria doo

  Montenegro

• TCIPD - Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities

  Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities (TCPID) situated within the School of Education, Trinity College Dublin aims to promote the inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities in education and society. The Centre provides people who have intellectual disabilities with the opportunity to participate in a higher education programme designed to enhance their capacity to fully participate in society as independent adults. (Source: Website)
  Ireland