The NPO Access-i has the mission of promoting information on the accessibility of goods and services to the persons with special needs

On this site, you will find reliable and objective information regarding the accessibility level of buildings, sites and events.

An Access-i contains 7 boxes each representing a category of persons with special needs. The accessibility level of a space open to the public is determined for each of these categories.

When the colour of the box is:

• green, the site is accessible in autonomy. The visitor can benefit without help from all the services and amenities present.
• orange, the site is accessible with occasional help. The visitor can benefit from all the services and amenities present with, sometimes, depending on the situation, the help of a third person.
• white, an information sheet is available. To know if he will be able to benefit from the services and amenities present, the visitor is encouraged to consult the sheet of the location or event.

More detailed information (car park, entrance, circulation, signage, etc.) for each category is also available.

For each description sheet (of a building or an event), a special tab for each of the categories specifies this information in the form of strong and weak focal points.

Created in April 2010, the NPO comprises 13 member associations:

• Acces-a;
• Altéo;
• AMT Concept;
• Association Belge des Paralysés (ABP);
• Inclusion;
• Association Nationale pour le Logement des personnes Handicapées (ANLH);
• Association Socialiste de la Personne Handicapée (ASPH);
• Fédération francophone des sourds de Belgique (FFSB);
• Atingo;
• Groupe d’Entraide pour Hémiplégiques (GEH);
• Passe le message à ton voisin;
• Passe-Muraille;
• Plain-Pied.

Since 2004, Access-i is a member of ENAT (European Network for Accessible Tourism), the European network for accessible tourism (NPO): www.accessibletourism.org