Inclusive Environments Flashcards

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What are inclusive environments?

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An environment which facilitates dignified, equal and intuitive use by everyone. It does not physically or socially separate, discriminate or isolate.

Readily welcomes and accommodate diverse user needs.

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What is discrimination?

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Unjust or prejudiced treatment of different categories of people, on grounds such as race, age, sex or disability.

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What building regulations relate to inclusive environments?

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Building Regs Part M

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How does part M relate to this competency?

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  • Part M relates to ease of access to and use of buildings including facilities for disabled visitors.
  • Covers guidance on ramps, and wheelchair accessibility in relation to circulation in a building.
  • Disabled WCs
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Can you provide examples of ways in which a building can be inclusive?

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  • Ramps and lifts for wheelchair users
  • Hearing loops
  • Accessible parking
  • Use of contrasting colours to assist those who are partially sighted
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What is inclusive design?

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Inclusive design is about making places that everyone can use enabling all users to participate equally, confidently and independently in everyday environments.

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What is the NPPF and how does it relate to inclusive design?

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National Planning Policy Framework
Section 8 - healthy, inclusive and safe environments should promote health and wellbeing with a high standard of amenity for existing and future users.

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What is BS8300?

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British standards - best practice guidance that goes beyond Part M in terms of inclusive design.

Part 1 - accessible and inclusive design of new public spaces
Part 2 - relates to ensuring internal design meets all user requirements.

  • Lighting, external areas, ramp gradients, WCs and accessible seating.
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What is IEQM?

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Inclusive Employer Quality Mark

Focuses on changing behaviour of firms to increase inclusivity in the workplace.

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What are the four principles of IEQM?

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1) Leadership
2) Recruitment
3) Culture
4) Development

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6 Principles of design (CIC)?

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1) Contribute to building an inclusive society now and in the future
2) Apply professional and responsible judgement and take a leadership role
3) Apply and integrate

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