More inclusive, more open, more human events

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Concrete key challenges

Growing expectations

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80% of disabilities are invisible

80% of people with disabilities have an invisible disability, highlighting the need for unobtrusive, flexible, and inclusive solutions for all visitors, even without visible signs of a disability.
*fonction-publique.gouv, 2023

Large audiences to include

Approximately 12 million people in France live with a disability, which is nearly 1 in 5 people—80% of whom have an invisible disability (sensory, cognitive, or psychological). Seniors are also an underserved audience at public events.
*Le Monde, 2024

Inconsistently managed accessibility

Event accessibility is often partial or poorly integrated (signage, ticketing, on-site navigation, access to booths or stages). As a result, many people choose not to attend or have a subpar experience.

A visitor experience designed for everyone

Offering a seamless, intuitive, and inclusive experience has become a key differentiator. However, current solutions often lack adaptability to the diversity of needs (reduced mobility, sensory impairment, cognitive disorders, seniors, etc.).
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ISO 20121 Standard

The international ISO 20121 standard establishes a responsible management system for event activities. It allows you to integrate a structured eco-responsible, social, and economic framework into your practices, including issues related to accessibility for people with disabilities. It helps demonstrate increased credibility in terms of CSR, environmental and social commitment, and accessibility.
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Taking action for everyone

Inclusion at the heart of event standards

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Championing inclusion

Being a champion of inclusion means offering much more than just access: it means creating events that bring people together, where every visitor feels welcome, expected, and valued.
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Increase visitor satisfaction

By focusing on inclusion, you improve the experience for all your visitors—a responsible approach that generates engagement, loyalty, and satisfaction.
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Highlight your commitments

Highlight your commitments by fully integrating inclusion into your events and affirm your role as a responsible player in addressing societal challenges.
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A concrete solution

Improve the experience for all your visitors

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Routes adapted for everyone: accessible paths for people with reduced mobility and those with visual, cognitive, or mental disabilities, as well as seniors and able-bodied individuals who need a simple tool to guide them
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Interactive mapping featuring a real-time guidance solution tailored to the specific needs of different audiences
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Identification of points of interest
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Custom, modular solution deployable in 1 month
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Webapp format that can be integrated into your application and website
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Webapp integrated into the Ezymob application
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Use cases

They work alongside us

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Who is it for?

For all audiences, including those with specific needs

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Visual impairments
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Cognitive and mental disabilities
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Hearing impairment
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Motor disabilities and reduced mobility
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Seniors
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Anxious passengers