Frequently asked questions about Accessibility
Accessibility
Unfortunately, we do not have any aids for people with visual impairments.
All rooms have customisable lighting. The sound is also easily adjusted inside each room.
Please contact us if you require accessibility information or have any questions regarding this.
If necessary, we can usually arrange for a quiet room, but this is not standard.
All staff receive regular training in first aid and CPR and we practise at regular intervals. First aid boards are placed in selected locations. Evacuation plans are available on all floors of the building.
Staff are always available if someone needs help locating themselves on our site.
As the building dates from the late 19th century, it is not 100% adapted for accessibility, for example there are thresholds to some rooms. There is a lift, disabled toilets and a ramp for the entrance stairs.
If we are informed in advance, we prepare in the best possible way for participants with special needs.
There is a ramp for the entrance stairs, a lift and disabled toilets.
Our auditorium, Wallenberg Hall, has a hearing loop.
Two disabled toilets are located on different levels.
The nearest parking for people with disabilities is on Humegårdsgatan, a few minutes' walk from the IVA Conference Centre.
Most of our information is available in easy-to-read Swedish. If you have specific requests, we will of course produce material.
No, but please contact an agency for this if necessary.
Lifts are available to all three floors.