The most important measures at a glance
Section | Implementation & Details |
|---|---|
| Elections & Democracy | Accessible voting booths and access to all polling stations (e.g. stairlift in the primary school). |
| Banks & Finance | Improving the usability of cash machines and receipt dispensers to promote greater independence. |
| Local businesses | Use of call bells in shops where structural alterations are difficult. |
| Public participation | “Round table on inclusion” at the farmers’ market to gather new ideas (e.g. lighting, pavements). |
A strong statement for the community
“The barriers faced by some are often invisible to others. It is only when we talk that we recognise them – and can break them down together.” — Thomas Bayer, Councillor for Inclusion & Accessibility
What you should know about our initiative
Creative collaboration: The new symbol for inclusion was designed in collaboration with the secondary school.
Attitude rather than a project: In Guntramsdorf, inclusion is seen not as a temporary project, but as a lasting way of life.
Forward-looking: There has been a great response from the local community and commitment continues to grow steadily.