Glossary / English

Reasonable accommodation

A necessary, appropriate adjustment for a particular person with a disability to participate on an equal basis, without imposing a disproportionate or undue burden.

A fictional example

See it in a situation.

An accessible response format can remove a specific barrier; the appropriate adjustment depends on the individual and context.

Related terms.

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