Accessibility statement

Stockholm Resilience Centre is responsible for this website. We want as many people as possible to be able to use it. This page describes how PLATE, Stockholm Resilience Centre at Stockholm University, complies with the Act on the Accessibility of Digital Public Services, any known accessibility issues, exemptions, and how you can report deficiencies to us so we may address them.

How accessible is the website?

The website is partially accessible. This means that some parts do not yet fully meet all requirements. We are continuously working on improvements to achieve at least basic accessibility in accordance with the criteria WCAG 2.1 at level AA, to ensure digital services.

What can you do if you cannot use parts of the website?

If you discover problems not described on this page, please notify us at info@plateresearch.org or info@stockholmresilience.su.se so that we are aware of the issue.

Supervision

The Swedish Agency for Digital Government (Digg) is responsible for ensuring compliance with the Act on the Accessibility of Digital Public Services. Contact info@digg.se if you experience accessibility shortcomings.

You can also contact Digg if you believe that our assessment of what constitutes a disproportionate burden should be reviewed, if you consider our accessibility statement inadequate, or if you believe that we have not handled your accessibility request properly.

Technical information about the accessibility of the website

This website is partially compliant with the Act on the Accessibility of Digital Public Services. We implement technical accessibility measures when publishing new content.

On Stockholm University’s website, you can read more about technical measures, how we handle accessibility, and exemptions for disproportionate burden External link, opens in new window..

Assessment method

The accessibility of the website has been reviewed internally.