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Acest sondaj a fost realizat cu ajutorul Asociației Promo-LEX și cu sprijinul financiar al Uniunii Europene. Opiniile exprimate sunt responsabilitatea exclusivă a autorilor și nu reflectă neapărat poziția Asociației Promo-LEX și a Uniunii Europene.
Buletin informativ nr.4 (25) 2020
Buletinul Informativ „Pro Accesibilitate! Pro Incluziune! Pro Democraţie!” este o publicaţie care apare începînd din anul 2015 şi care îşi propune să devină o tribună de lobby și advocacy al comunității persoanelor cu dizabilități și oferă tuturor celor interesaţi o imagine de ansamblu asupra necesităților speciale și a problemelor cu care se confruntă persoanele cu dizabilități din Republica Moldova. Buletinul informativ îşi propune să faciliteze procesul de comunicare cu autorităţile şi societatea civilă pentru a spori gradul de accesibilitate, incluziune socială a persoanelor cu dizabilități, dar și pentru a promova un comportament pro-activ al acestora în viața comunitară.
Acest buletin a fost elaborat în cadrul proiectului „„Demers spre o societate echitabilă prin alegeri incluzive”.
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