Accessibility statement
van Gemeente Rotterdam
Accessibility statement
Name of the website | Urban Adapt |
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From government agency | Municipality of Rotterdam |
Accessibility status | first measures taken (C) ? - Go to accessibility status substantiation |
Appeal to 'disproportionate burden'? |
No ? - Go to the information about 'disproportionate burden' |
Accessibility problem? | Report it. Go to Feedback and contact information |
Date of the statement | 25-09-2020 |
Link to all websites, apps and statements | https://www.rotterdam.nl/bestuur-organisatie/toegankelijkheidsverklaring/ |
Content
Statement
Municipality of Rotterdam
strives to own
make information and services accessible online, in accordance with the
Temporary decision on digital accessibility to government.
This accessibility statement applies to the content of
the website Urban Adapt.
- main domain:
- subdomains and other domains belonging to the website:
- (does not apply)
A overview of all websites, apps and statements from
Municipality of Rotterdam
is available through the link
https://www.rotterdam.nl/bestuur-organisatie/toegankelijkheidsverklaring/
Compliance status: first action taken
Municipality of Rotterdam
declares that the first steps have been taken to prevent the
website Urban Adapt to comply with the Temporary Decree on digital accessibility of government.
In the notes, under the heading
substantiation of the statement,
indicates how
far Municipality of Rotterdam
is
progressed with the accessibility of Urban Adapt and which ones
necessary measures are taken to ensure that the
website more accessible.
The target date on which the website
will fully comply: [not specified].
The characteristics of the different statuses are described in the notes, under the
Cup
Explanation of the compliance statuses.
Statement of approval
This statement is gone 25-09-2020 signed
in front of 'seen and agreed' by an authorized signatory
of the Municipality of Rotterdam
.
Function:
Head of department BCO, Municipality of Rotterdam.
The topicality, completeness and correctness of this statement were last revised
on 28-09-2020.
Feedback and contact information
Are you facing an accessibility problem? Or do you have a question or comment about accessibility?
Please contact us via urbanadaptSO@rotterdam.nl.
Enforcement procedure
Are you not satisfied with the way your complaint has been handled? Or have we not responded in time?
Then you can [contact the National Ombudsman].
Substantiation of the statement
Research results
- The status of
the Urban Adapt website
:
first measures taken
(Under the heading
Explanation of the compliance statuses
the characteristics of the different statuses are described).
The accessibility of
the Urban Adapt website
is investigated.
- Not okay. the topicality, completeness and / or correctness of the available
research results are inadequate
Deviations from the accessibility standard
(deviations are not current, complete and / or correct)
Other accessibility issues
(none specified)
Disproportionate burden
No
(See below
explanation of disproportionate burden
For more information)
General explanation
Explanation of the compliance statuses
For websites and mobile apps, one of the following statuses applies:
- fully satisfies
- partially satisfies
- first measures taken
- does not suffice
The statuses have specific characteristics, which are explained in more detail in the table below.
If a public authority does not have an accessibility statement after the entry into force of the legal obligation
publishes that meets the requirements of the model accessibility statement non-compliance.
Characteristic | A. Complies completely | B. Partially complies | C. First measures taken | D. Does not suffice |
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A full investigation has been conducted. Features of this research are: | ||||
the manual investigation was carried out on the basis of the investigation method WCAG-EM[2] AND the research results are current, complete and correct AND the research results are maximum 36 months old. |
Yes | Yes | No | No |
for the (semi-) automatic tests, a testing instrument has been used based on the algorithms documented in the ACT Rules Format |
Yes | Yes | No | No |
all research results are accurate, unambiguous and reproducible captured in a human readable format, OR in the machine-readable format EARL. |
Yes | Yes | No | No |
The (combined) research results: | ||||
are representative of all content on the main domain and any the sub and other domains listed in the statement are called. |
Yes | Yes | No | No |
include all requirements from the European accessibility standard AND 301 549. The requirements for websites, apps and downloadable documents in this standard are identical to the level A and AA success criteria of the worldwide applied accessibility standard WCAG 2.1. |
Yes | Yes | No | No |
No deviations from the accessibility standard were found during the investigation, or the abnormalities were corrected before the investigation was completed. |
Yes | No | No | No |
Based on the research results, the government agency declares that the website or mobile app fully complies with accessibility standards. |
Yes | No | No | No |
Deviations from the accessibility standard were found during the investigation. The following applies to all deviations found: | – | Yes | No | No |
all deviations have been identified. The cause is described for each deviation, together with the consequences for people with a disability. |
– | Yes | No | No |
in addition, improvement measures are mentioned, possible alternatives and a planning for the measures. |
– | Yes | No | No |
Based on the research results, the government agency declares that the necessary measures are taken to make the website or mobile app compliant On the accessibility standard. |
– | Yes | No | No |
the government agency is with that in control. | – | Yes | No | No |
There is research based on it WCAG-EM[2] scheduled to complete and up-to-date research results. |
– | – | Yes | No |
The government agency declares that the first steps have been taken to update the website or mobile app to meet accessibility standards. |
– | – | Yes | No |
[1]: This is also the case if the
website or mobile app was only examined with an automatic test instrument. With such an instrument
less than 20 percent of the requirements are reliably investigated.
[2]: WCAG-EM or an equivalent,
documented evaluation method for the accessibility standard WCAG 2.1.
Explanation of disproportionate burden
The Temporary Decree on digital accessibility government allows government bodies to make use of the option to
separate requirements from the accessibility standard - temporary - not to apply, if
this is disproportionately burdensome for them.
With the exception option 'disproportionate burden' must be handled with care; the lack
of priority, time, or knowledge at a government agency are not legitimate reasons for the
accessibility standard not to apply.
If a government agency considers that there is a disproportionate burden, it will be in the
accessibility statement indicated with the deviations. The government agency serves
or offering an accessible alternative, for example by offering a PDFfile
also offering an accessible text version, or by offering physical services instead of digital
provide support. Even when full digital accessibility is not (yet) feasible, the content must
of the website or mobile app are in any case made as accessible as possible.
See for the formal, valid text Article 3, paragraph 2
to 4 and the explanation of article 3 from
the Temporary Government Digital Accessibility Decree.
Content outside the scope
of the Decree
The Temporary Decree on digital accessibility government does not apply to the following content of websites and mobile phones
applications:
- Office file formats published before September 23, 2018, unless such content is required for
active administrative processes related to the tasks performed by the relevant public authority; - Pre-recorded time-based media released before September 23, 2020;
- Broadcast live time-based media;
- Online charts and online mapping services, provided essential information on navigational charts is in an accessible, accessible
digital mode is provided; - Content sourced from third parties that is not funded or developed by the relevant government agency and
neither falls under its responsibility; - Reproductions of pieces from heritage collections that cannot be made fully accessible for reasons
of preservation, authenticity or the lack of automated and cost-efficient solutions
to achieve accessibility; - Content that is only available to a closed user group and that was published before September 23rd
2019, until the relevant website is thoroughly revised; - Content from websites and mobile applications that is not necessary for active administrative processes and
which will not be adjusted after September 23, 2019.
Source: Article 2, paragraph 2 of
the Temporary Government Digital Accessibility Decree.
Links to resources
Various sources are referred to in this statement. The list below contains the links to these
sources.
- Dutch regulations
- Temporary decision on digital accessibility of government:
https://zoek.officielebekendmakingen.nl/stb-2018-141.html
- Temporary decision on digital accessibility of government:
- European regulations on which the Dutch regulations are based
- European Directive 2016/2102:
https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/NL/TXT/?uri=CELEX:32016L2102 - Model accessibility statement:
https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/NL/TXT/?uri=CELEX:32018D1523
- European Directive 2016/2102:
- Referenced specifications
- AND 301 549 v3.1.1, Chapter 9 Web:
https://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_en/301500_301599/301549/03.01.01_60/en_301549v030101p.pdf - WCAG 2.1:
https://www.w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/wcag/ - WCAG-EM 1.0:
https://www.w3.org/WAI/test-evaluate/conformance/ - ACT Rules Format 1.0: https://www.w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/act/
- EARL 1.0:
https://www.w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/earl/
- AND 301 549 v3.1.1, Chapter 9 Web:
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