Informationen zur Zugänglichkeit von Gebäuden

Nicht alle Orte sind für Menschen mit Behinderungen zugänglich. Um eine Reise, einen Arztbesuch oder ein Essen mit Freunden selbständig planen zu können, benötigen Menschen mit unterschiedlichen Behinderungen Informationen über die Zugänglichkeit von Gebäuden. Sitios ermöglicht es, diese Informationen auf einfache Weise zu sammeln, zu veröffentlichen und in verschiedenen Anwendungen zu nutzen.

Vier junge Leute spazieren über eine Brücke. Eine Person stösst einen Rollstuhl. Im Hintegrund ist das Meer zu sehen.

Not all places are accessible to people with disabilities. In order to be able to independently plan a trip, a doctor's visit or a meal with friends, people with various disabilities need information about the accessibility of buildings. Sitios makes it easy to collect, publish and use this information in various applications.

The gintoApp - find accessible places easily.

Get the free Ginto app from Sitios and off you go. Find accessible places in your immediate vicinity or use them to plan your trip from the comfort of your own home. Thanks to your personal needs profile, the app shows you what is accessible to you and where obstacles await you.
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Why accessibility information is important

Florian Bürgi with a wheelchair in front of a lift on a train station barrier.

Picture: Florian Bürgi

Defective elevators: making information publicly available

At the GovTech Hackathon 2023, Florian Bürgi, wheelchair user and computer scientist, addressed a problem that he is very familiar with as a regular public transport user: defective elevators. He explains what opportunities the technology offers to make lift data accessible to everyone and thus make travel easier for people with reduced mobility.

Learn more about Florian ->

Olivier Maridor is standing at a tram stop with his cane for the blind.

Picture: SBV-FSA Rafael Bornatico

Travel in public transport

Olivier Maridor is blind and often travels — especially by public transport. Because for him, this means independence and autonomy. He explains why travel planning is so important and that there are obstacles not only when getting on and off public transport.

Learn more about Olivier ->

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Commit to greater accessibility

Not all places are accessible to people with disabilities. In order to be able to independently plan a trip, a visit to a doctor or a meal with friends, people with various disabilities need objective and standardized information about the accessibility of locations. Help make the world more accessible and start your own project with us!

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Current projects

Zurich's lake basin from the air. A colored wave is drawn above the water.

Picture: LOK Zürich 2024

Community

Mapathon

UCI Cycling and Para-Cycling Road World Championships Zurich 2024

Zurich is getting ready for the inclusive 2024 UCI Cycling and Para-Cycling Road World Championships! As part of a “mapathon”, accessibility data from buildings is collected using the GINTO app.

Find out more about the World Cycling Championships ->

A senior and a senior citizen are standing on the bridge to Saffa Island in Zurich. The elderly woman is wearing walking sticks.

Picture: Swiss Barrier-Free Association

OK:GO

tourism

Swiss tourism sets a good example

Tourism providers want to communicate accessibility information as naturally as their opening times. As part of the OK:GO initiative, they record the accessibility information themselves.

Learn more about OK:GO ->

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Why Sitios

15,000 locations covered

9,000 users

33 participating tourism regions

4 languages

2015 First entry

6 data partners

Ginto can make everyday life easier for thousands of people.

Simon Hitzinger, photographer

For me, ginto is currently the most revolutionary accessibility app

Jahn Graf, influencer

Sleek and simple app that allows you to capture  of accessibility is fun!

Bernhard Winter, CEO of Scewo AG

Ginto has just provided me with valuable services. Was able to clarify that the lift in Wil Town Hall is probably too small for me.

Dr. Severin Bischof, lawyer

Together, we have created Switzerland's largest platform for accessibility information

Sitios combines the forces, financial resources and resources of various initiatives to quickly and sustainably expand the range of information on accessibility.