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Summary

This page is part of the portal Ideos resources on digital accessibility . It lists eight links to documents providing data, statistics and indicators on e-accessibility at the international level and in different countries (number of people with disabilities, seniors ...).

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Studies

Numbers of people with sight Problems by age group in the UK

In the UK, about 2 million people have a significant loss of vision. This study describes the situation of RNIB.

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Disability

Definitions of disability in Europe: A comparative analysis (September 2002, PDF, 1.35 MB)

This study presents the different definitions of disability data in European countries and analyzes their implications for national policies for the disabled.

Number of Americans With a Disability Reaches 54.4 Million

This study examines the number of disabled people in the United States in late 2008.

People with disabilities in Quebec

This section provides a picture of people with disabilities in Quebec. Who are they? Why is access to the Web is it important for them? How did they access the Web?

Number of disabled people (World, Europe and France)

Figures for the number of disabled people given in this paper come from official sources.

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Seniors

The outlook for Japan's aging population

This paper presents numerical predictions of the population in Japan until 2055. It says that seniors over age 65 represent 20% of the population in 2005, 27% in 2015 and over 40% in 2055.

Elderly people in Europe: current situation and prospects (PDF, 125 KB, English)

All official figures on the evolution of the senior population in the world.

A company with more than a third of 65, what is it?

Powerpoint on demographics and aging in the world and in France with numerical predictions 2050 (Geoffrey Delcroix, Futuribles Group, June 2008).

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