Accessibility

This website aims to provide full accessibility for all types of users

Accessibility consists of access to information without any limitations due to deficiency, disability or handicap. People come to the information on our pages from all different walks of life, even though they might

• Have audio, visual or mobility problems,
• Experience reading or comprehension difficulties
• Not be able to use the keyboard or the mouse.
• Only have a text reader, a small screen or a slow connection.
• Etc...

Accessibility does not only affect people with disabilities but it also improves access to the website in general.

For these purposes, our accessibility directives are as follows:

Meeting WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) from the WAI (Web Accessibility Initiative), at least at level A and part of level AA. These standards are valid worldwide and they are officially recognised as an Internet standard by W3C (World Wide Web Consortium).

Verification that the aforementioned directives are met via the Web Accessibility Test (TAW). This is a tool promoted by the Ministry of Work and Social Affairs in compliance with what appears in the Information Society Services and Electronic Trade Law.

Scope of our accessibility policy

Unfortunately some web content has limited accessibility and does not reach the same standard as the rest of the site. This might include published videos and some of the PDF documents.

Naturally, we are aware that this site's accessibility could be improved and we are working on this. We are inviting you to help us in this task by providing your This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .