Accessibility declaration

[DESTNATION] undertakes to make its website accessible in accordance with Article 47 of Law No. 2005-102 of 11 February 2005.

To this end, the following strategy and actions have been implemented:

The project to bring our tools into line with digital accessibility standards was launched in [MONTH YYYY]. We have chosen a specialist partner ([AUDITOR]) to support us in this process.
The audit is accompanied by a report. A reference person has been appointed to monitor the improvement process. An action plan with shared objectives has been set up to improve the use of our tools.

[DESTNATION] has chosen to base all its accessibility declarations on the RGAA. As the RGAA is a transposition of the European standard EN 301 549 V3.2.1, itself based on the international standard WCAG 2.1, [DESTNATION] ensures that it follows these regulations for its destination website.

At the same time, the multiannual accessibility plan [AAAA-AAAA] is being drafted and will be published shortly.
This declaration of accessibility applies to [URL WEBSITE].

There are [XX] criteria applicable out of 106, including :

[XX] compliant criteria
[XX] non-compliant criteria

• HTML5
• CSS
• Javascript

The content rendering checks were carried out on the basis of the combination provided by the RGAA 4.1.2 reference database, with the following versions:

• Environment details (Example: VoiceOver Mac OS 12.2 and Safari: 15.3)

• WCAG Color Contrast Checker
• Browser Inspector
• Other tools

If you are unable to access content or a service, you can contact the Digital Accessibility Coordinator at [MAIL CONTACT].

This procedure should be used in the following cases:

You have notified the website manager of a lack of accessibility that is preventing you from accessing content or services on the portal and you have not received a satisfactory response.

• Write a message to the Human Rights Defender
• Contact the Rights Defender delegate in your region