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http://www.aena. es Spain travel technosit e http://www.nation alrail.co.uk/ UK travel Statement 4. Background to certification schemes This information is updated from that reported by: CEN/BT/WG 185 (2008) "eAccessibility" European accessibility requirements for public procurement of products and services in the ICT domain (European Commission Mandate M 376, Phase 1) 2008-09-24 Country Certification scheme URL of certification About the scheme Italy PubbliAccesso http://www.PubbliAcce sso.gov.it/ http://www.PubbliAccesso.gov.i t/logo/elenco.php: The public agency CNIPA (Centro Nazionale per l’Informatica nella Pubblica Amministrazione - National Centre for IT in Government) designed the implementation rules for the Stanca law, including the general operational and organisational practices for achieving accessibility, the procedures for conformity assessment, and the market surveillance methods. Several organizations recognized by the Italian government and listed by the National Centre for Informatics in Public Administration (CNIPA). Netherla nds Foundation Quality Mark drempelvrij.nl See: http://www.drempelvrij.nl/regist er Spain AeNOR http://www.accesible.aenor.es /index.asp?MP=3&MS=0&MN The drempelvrij.nl quality mark has been set up at the request of and in cooperation with the Dutch government and all stakeholders involved. The Bartiméus Accessibility Foundation led the project, but transferred it to the drempelvrij.nl Quality Mark Foundation in 2005. The drempelvrij.nl Quality Mark Foundation took responsibility from then onwards for guaranteeing the quality and transparency of the Quality Mark and related documents with all stakeholders. Fifteen organizations contributed to the creation of the drempelvrij.nl quality mark. The quality mark includes an inspection service offered by accredited third parties and a resulting logo specifying the achieved accessibility level. This quality mark uses the UWEM evaluation methodology AENOR is the Spanish Standards Body. AENOR offers a web site accessibility certification scheme, which conforms to EN ANEC Print version 21 May 2011 Page 39 Declaration of <strong>conformance</strong>
Country Certification scheme URL of certification About the scheme =1&r=1280*1024 45011:1998 and ISO/IEC Guide 65 The certification is based on the Spanish standard UNE 139803:2004. This standard is based on and compatible with WCAG 1.0. AENOR certifies the web site accessibility by inspecting the web pages (both automatically and manually), and also conducts an audit of the processes put into practice to ensure accessibility maintenance and improvement (a web accessibility management system). http://www.accesible.aenor.es/ Spain Technosite http://www.technosite.es/audito ria_entidades.asp: Euracert was a unique example of mutual recognition between conformity assessment bodies in Europe. It is an agreement between three private organizations: AnySurfer in Belgium, Accessiweb in France and Technosite in Spain. They share the same accessibility requirements (WCAG 1.0) and the same method for accessibility evaluation (UWEM). Technosite belongs to the Fundación ONCE’s business group, Fundosa, set up in 1989 with the mission of creating jobs for persons with disabilities. Germany BITV-Test, BIK (Barrierefrei Informieren und Kommunizieren http://testen.bitvtest.de/index.p hp?a=sl&prid=90 UK See it right/Surf it right http://www.rnib.org.uk/professi onals/webaccessibility/accessi blewebsitedirectory/Pages/acc essible_website_directory.aspx BIK is an acronym of „barrierefrei informieren und kommunizieren“ (accessible information and communication). The aim of the project is to improve the accessibility of web and intranet sites and thereby, increase employment opportunities for people with disabilities. The project is funded by the Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Soziales (the German Federal Ministry for Employment and Social Affairs). http://www.bitvtest.eu/about_us.html RNIB is a UK organisation for blind and visually impaired people. The Web Access Centre pages offer information and advice on making your website accessible to everyone. Although you're on RNIB's website, we'd like to flag up from the start that web accessibility is a pan-disability subject. ANEC Print version 21 May 2011 Page 40 Declaration of <strong>conformance</strong>
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