Background
Held every three years, this conference took stock of the actions undertaken since 2023 and set the priorities for the next 3 years, with the guiding theme of the transition from an inclusive society to a fully accessible society. It followed the preparatory departmental conference on 13 May, which had brought local priorities up to date.
Why it's important
For people with disabilities and their loved ones, the CNH's commitments directly influence accessibility, academic and academic career, employment and access to rights. Knowing these 16 commitments helps Savoyards anticipate changes and identify the right interlocutors.
What Changes
16 commitments were presented on accessibility, academic and academic pathways, employment, access to rights and citizenship, with a course set for the next 3 years.
Useful details
- The 7th National Disability Conference (CNH) was held the 04/09/2026, chaired by the President of the Republic, and is organized every three years.
- In Savoie, Julien Pailhère, secretary general of the prefecture and sub-préfet referent handicap, gathered the actors at the auditorium of the National School of Solidarity, Supervision and Social Intervention, in La Ravoire.
- Assessment of actions undertaken since 2023 and priorities set for the next 3 years: moving from an inclusive society to a fully accessible society.
- 16 CNH commitments: accessibility, academic and academic background, employment, access to rights and citizenship.
- A departmental preparatory conference had been held on 13 May, allowing local priorities to be traced and initiatives of the Territory highlighted.
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Terms to know
- CNH (Conférence nationale du handicap)
- National meeting organised every three years that sets out the main guidelines of French policy for people with disabilities.
- Sous-préfet référent handicap
- Senior departmental official responsible for monitoring disability issues and coordinating the services concerned.