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• In1school

  The In1school platform started in 2013 as a project aimed at strengthening inclusive education. That is to say: the right of handicapped children to attend an ordinary neighborhood school together with other children. The platform is run by Defence for Children and funded by the Disabled Child. (Source: Website)
  Netherlands

• TAV Istanbul

  Istanbul Terminal Operations Co. is a subsidiary of TAV Airports Holding since 2000 and runs the Istanbul Airport. (Source: Website)
  Turkey

• Association of Youth with Disabilities of Montenegro

  Association of Youth with Disabilities of Montenegro is a non-profit organization. It gathers youth with all kinds of disabilities (cross-disability approach) as well as people without disabilities willing to participate in activities of the future co-existence and integration. It is founded firstly to provide psychosocial support, solving numerous and complex problems that youth with disabilities encounter daily, as well as creation of educational conditions for College and University opportunities. (Source: Website)
  Montenegro

• EBU - European Blind Union

  The European Blind Union is a non-governmental, non profit-making European organization founded in 1984. One of the six regional bodies of the World Blind Union, it is the only organization representing the interests of blind and partially-sighted people in Europe. EBU aims to protect and promote the interests of all blind and partially-sighted people in Europe. EBU currently has 41 member countries, each represented by a national delegation. The Central Office of EBU is based in Paris. (Source: Website)
  France

• Lumos Foundation Moldova

  Lumos Foundation, formerly known as Children's High Level Group, is an international non-governmental charity which promotes an end to the institutionalisation of children worldwide. Lumos has been working in the Republic of Moldova since 2006. It has been a key partner with the Moldovan Government, donors and other civil society organisations. Our national work has developed policy, strategy, legislative change and capacity building for Moldova. (Source: Website)
  Moldova

• VAPH - Flemish Agency for Persons with Disabilities

  The Flemish Agency for Persons with Disabilities (in Dutch: Vlaams Agentschap voor Personen met een Handicap (VAPH)) is a Flemish government agency for Persons with Disabilities. The VAPH aims to promote participation, integration and equal opportunities for people with a disability in all areas of social life. The ultimate goal is to help these people lead a better and more independent life. (Source: Website)
  Belgium

• VerbaVoice GmbH

  VerbaVoice GmbH provides communication solutions for the inclusion of people with hearing disabilities. Since 2009, VerbaVoice has been supporting private customers, companies and political institutions with a wide range of consulting offers and services. The basic system is the VerbaVoice platform for online connection of interpreters, wich enables flexible and location-independent live visualization of speech as live subtitles and sign language as a video stream. (Source: Website)
  Germany

• Austrian Council for the Disabled, Unikate Ideenwettbewerb

  As an umbrella organization, the Austrian Council of People with Disabilities represents over 80 member organizations in Austria. Representing the interests of 1.4 million people with disabilities in Austria, the Council for People with Disabilities campaigns nationally and internationally for the rights of people with disabilities. (Source: Website)
  Austria

• Uloba – Independent Living Norge SA

  Uloba works to ensure that those of us who need assistance can live free and independent lives with citizen-controlled personal assistance (PA). Uloba is a non-profit organisation established as a cooperative society. Their goal is a world in which people with disabilities can participate in all areas of society. Uloba is the Norwegian Independent Living organisation, with an ideology based on disability being a phenomenon created by society and not a characteristic of the individual. (Source: Website)
  Norway

• European Union of Supported Employment

  The European Union of Supported Employment (EUSE) is a non-Government organisation and was established in 1993 to facilitate the development of Supported Employment throughout Europe. Supported Employment assists people with significant disabilities (physical, intellectual, psychiatric, sensory and hidden) to access real employment opportunities, of their own choice, in an integrated setting with appropriate ongoing support to become economically and socially active in their own communities. (Source: Website)
  Belgium