Universal Design Award Scheme inspires a more inclusive Hong Kong
Hong Kong is increasingly embracing universal design principles to improve urban living as its population ages and diversifies. The Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) aims to promote inclusivity in urban spaces through its Universal Design Award Scheme (UDAS).

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AI-generatedHong Kong is increasingly embracing universal design principles to improve urban living as its population ages and diversifies. The Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) aims to promote inclusivity in urban spaces through its Universal Design Award Scheme (UDAS). The UDAS recognizes organizations that prioritize universal design in their planning, construction, and management practices. This initiative encourages a shift from simply meeting minimum requirements to creating environments accessible and usable by everyone, regardless of age or ability. The scheme highlights the growing importance of inclusive design in Hong Kong's urban development.
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3 extractedThe Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) hopes to accelerate inclusivity through its Universal Design Award Scheme (UDAS).
The way spaces are planned, built and managed now matters as much as what they contain.
Universal design is fast becoming a new measure of good urban living in Hong Kong.