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NGO · Belgium
Declared costs: not declared · in the register since 2014
NGO · Spain
Declared costs: not declared · in the register since 2022
Affordable housing Act · Establishing the European Disability Card and the European Parking Card for persons with disabilities
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ONCE Social Group · filed 31 Mar 2026 · source
Grupo Social ONCE welcomes the European Commissions intention to advance an Affordable Housing Act (AHA) as part of the European Affordable Housing Plan, in response to the severe housing crisis affecting large areas of the European Union. Persons with disabilities are among the groups most affected by the lack of affordable housing, and their situation continues to be overlooked in the design of housing policies.
European Network on Independent Living · filed 2 Apr 2026 · source
The European Network on Independent Living (ENIL) recognises the importance of the European Commissions initiative to develop an Affordable Housing Act and the urgency of addressing the housing crisis across the EU. However, the current framing does not sufficiently reflect the fundamental rights dimension of housing, particularly for disabled people.
European Network on Independent Living · filed 6 Jan 2023 · source
The European Network on Independent Living welcomes the initiative to introduce a European Disability Card. The European Disability Card must not only facilitate, but legally and de-facto achieve the mutual recognition of disability status between EU Member State. Disability status granted anywhere in the EU must be automatically recognised by the Member State in which a disabled person takes up residence.
ONCE Social Group · filed 9 Jan 2023 · source
The ONCE Social Group suggests that the European Disability Card should be regulated by means of an EU regulation, which is the highest regulatory status of EU provisions, excluding other lower-level media such as the Directive.
Filed in Spanish · English published by the European Commission
European Network on Independent Living · filed 8 Sept 2023 · source
The European Network on Independent Living ENIL welcomes the European Commissions Proposal for a Directive establishing the European Disability Card and the European Parking Card (2023/0311 (COD). Both cards will reduce barriers to tourism and travelling for disabled people, improve access to the freedom of move-ment and reduce discrimination.
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