Training in Belgium

Inter is the Flemish government's expertise centre for accessibility ("Vlaams expertisecentrum toegankelijkheid"), part of the Vlaanderen.be public-sector network rather than a commercial agency. It supports governments, professionals and businesses on physical and digital accessibility and universal design, and provides resources for people with disabilities, students and educators, including the "Toegankelijkheid van A tot Z" training course and the IedereenOveral accessibility-information platform.

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AnySurfer is a Belgian non-profit initiative for a more accessible internet, run as a project of the association Blindenzorg Licht en Liefde VZW and based in Brussels. Helping organisations improve digital accessibility since 2001, it provides audit reports, tailored advice, training, workshops and presentations, and awards accessibility labels to tested websites and apps with public status pages citing WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 conformance levels. Its trilingual site (Dutch, English, French) offers documentation for developers, designers and editors.

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Eleven Ways BV is a Belgian digital accessibility company established in Ghent and internationally active, with a website in Dutch, English and French. It audits websites and apps against WCAG and the European Accessibility Act, runs user research with people with disabilities, operates a Digital Accessibility Empathy Lab, trains developers, designers, content writers and managers, and offers a service desk. The site states IAAP certification, 150+ websites and apps tested, 500+ professionals trained, and clients in government, start-ups and fintech.

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