Identified Barriers Sample Clauses

Identified Barriers. In the Greek case study, as conducted under D6.3 - Report on the knowledge gaps about key contextual factors (Fujiwara, Williges και Xxxxx 2017), a set of contextual factors inhibiting the diffusion of building innovation and EE technologies in the building sector was analysed. Stakeholders engaged in the consultation process expressed concerns which were mainly relevant to institutions and governance, innovation and investment- related issues in the domestic energy services market. Factors related to attitudes, behaviour and lifestyle were also deemed quite influential. The lack of an enabling institutional framework, with regard to EPC and GPP, has been mentioned as an inhibiting factor to the diffusion of energy saving technologies across sectors. While an EPC framework for public buildings exists in Greece (Xxxxxxx, et al. 2015), contracting is viewed as deficit in a municipality’s balance sheet, which has limits in the amount of debt it can present at the end of a fiscal year (Fujiwara, Williges and Xxxxx 2017). More specifically, the problem is that even though EPCs are paid via energy consumption reduction (no instant payment is done), municipal debt regulations restrict pubic debt (including contracted debt) to a percentage of the last year’s revenues, which can easily be surpassed with EPC projects. For the case of GPP, the lack in trained personnel to conduct GPP, with a parallel lack of coordination between pertinent authorities and special services across ministries were mentioned as causes. On that subject, in the 4th NEEAP the General Secretariat for Trade and Consumer Protection of the Ministry of Economy, Development and Tourism is assigned as the pertinent authority for the development of a National Policy and the elaboration of a National Action Plan for the Promotion of GPP. The General Secretariat is expected to cooperate with all pertinent ministries, public and private sector bodies to promote the necessary legislative arrangements and to take the necessary measures required for the implementation of the relevant provisions for GPP. Additionally, where necessary, the ministry applies measures to remove regulatory and non-regulatory barriers that hinder the implementation of EPCs and other energy efficiency services (ΥΠΕΚΑ 2018). Nevertheless, no coordination procedures are yet specified to xxxxxx and establish a more efficient cooperation across different authorities and public entities. The lack of ministerial coordination or establi...
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Identified Barriers. Individuals who are blind or have low vision and use assistive technology cannot access the information provided in the following documents because the PDFs lack sufficient structure to communicate content effectively: i. The Lunch Menu PDFs on the Child Nutrition page (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Page/18577), ii. The Board Meeting Minutes page (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Page/24531), iii. The TCSS Policy Manual PDF page on the Board Policies page (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/site/Default.aspx?PageID=18505), and iv. The TCSS 2023-2024 Middle School Handbook PDF page found at the Students Parents Resources page (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/domain/7551), under the Policies & Procedures heading.
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Identified Barriers i. PDF documents such as the High School Student Handbook (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/cms/lib/PA09000083/Centricity/Domain/72/HS Student Handbook 22-23 Final.pdf) and the Principles for Governance and Leadership document (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/cms/lib/PA09000083/Centricity/Domain/14 /Principles for Governance and Leadership - 110515.pdf) lack sufficient structure to communicate some content effectively to people who are blind and use screen readers.
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Identified Barriers i. PDF documents such as the Strategic Plan (xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx// cms/lib/MS01910488/Centricity/Domain/32/FINAL_CMSD+Strategic+Plan+ 2022-2027.pdf), the Lunch Menu (xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/site/handlers/ filedownload.ashx?moduleinstanceid=1736&dataid=3569&FileName=August %20Menus%202021.pdf), and the Student Handbook (xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx xxxx.xxx/xxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx?xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx=0000&xxxxxx=00 31&FileName=2023-2024%20New%20%20High%20School%20Handbook- Final.pdf) lack sufficient structure to communicate some content effectively to people who are blind and use screen readers. ii. Individuals who are blind or have low vision and use assistive technology cannot access information such as the High School Football Schedule (xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/site/handlers/filedownload.ashx?moduleinstanc eid=3674&dataid=3731&FileName=2023-2024%20New%20%20High%20 School%20Handbook-Final.pdf), because the image lacked meaningful alternative text. iii. Color contrast is insufficient on the Board Policy Portal (xxxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxx /meeting/clarksdale), posing a barrier for individuals with low vision. iv. On the Active Parent login page (xxxxx://xx0000.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/Login.aspx), the page did not have a logical reading order, posing a barrier for individuals who are unable to use a computer mouse, and form fields lacked meaningful programmatic labels, posing a barrier for individuals who use assistive technology.
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Identified Barriers i. School Locator page (xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxx.k12.de.us/planareasearch/): Individuals who are blind or have low vision and use assistive technology cannot access the information, because the form’s input fields are not associated with labels nor do they have accessible names. ii. Emergency Contact Card (xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx00.xxx/cms/lib/DE50000539/Centricity/Domain/3086/ Student-Emergency-Information-Card-English-2020-Fillable.pdf): Individuals who are blind or have low vision and use assistive technology cannot access the information within the PDF fillable form, because the document lacks sufficient structure to communicate some content effectively, including that form fields are not labeled.
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Identified Barriers i. The following PDF documents lacked sufficient structure to communicate some content effectively to individuals who use assistive technology: Enrollment Form page (xxxxx://xxxx- xxxx.x0.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxxx_xxxx/0000/XXXX/0000000 /Open_Enrollment-Renewal_2023-2024.pdf); the Student Handbook (xxxxx://xxxx- xxxx.x0.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxxx_xxxx/0000/XXXXX/000000 7/NWHS_Student_Handbook_23-24.pdf); the Board Minutes page (xxxxx://xxxx- xxxx.x0.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxxx_xxxx/0000/XXXX/0000000 /2023_07_20_Minutes.pdf); and the Lunch Menu page (xxxxx://xxxx- xxxx.x0.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxxx_xxxx/0000/XXXX/0000000 /Elementary_Lunch_Menu.pdf). ii. The color contrast was insufficient for some text on the Food Service page (xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.x00.xx.xx/page/food-service).
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Identified Barriers i. On the District's Homepage (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/), the page layout, when enlarged by low vision users to the point of reflow, lost content or functionality. ii. On the High School Forms and Resources page (xxxxx://xxxx.xxxx.xxx/resources/parents/forms-and-resources), and the IRSD Strategic Plan 2023-2028 page (xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/fs/resource- manager/view/4fcb2821-53e9-4c3c-83f8-72421d3227b8), accessed from the District's Homepage, individuals who are blind or have low vision and use assistive technology cannot access all information within these documents, because they lack sufficient structure to communicate some content effectively. iii. One the Board of Education Meeting Audio Recording page (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/board-of-education/meeting-audio-recordings), audio recordings have no transcripts, posing a barrier for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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