The EU Commission chooses Funka

The EU Commission has chosen Funka to be part of a consortum that will study levels of accessibility in 2012 in telecom, IT-systems, television, web and other communication forms. Funka focuses on web accessibility.

The study is part of the MeAC III study (Monitoring eAccessibility in Europe) and is being conducted in cooperation with Empirica in Bonn, Germany, the Work Research Institute in Dublin, Ireland and Technosite from Spain. The study includes EU member states, the United States, Canada, Australia and Norway.

Training in focus

Funka offers tailor-made training sessions in accessibility and usability across Sweden and via distance learning over the Internet. The courses target editors, communicators, developers, writers and policy makers. They are very useful for anyone who has regular contacts with people with disabilities.

Funka can put together a training package that meets your needs.

Prestige order from Norway

Over the next two years, Funka will study accessibility issues on 13 of Norway’s official government websites as well as intranets.

"We at Funka are thankful for the confidence and look forward to a good cooperation," says Funka's Managing Director Susanna Laurin.