Chapter 1 Understanding disability
The environment may be changed to improve health conditions, prevent impairments, and improve outcomes for persons with disabilities. Such changes can be brought about by legisla-tion, policy changes, capacity building, or tech-nological developments leading to, for instance: accessible design of the built environment and transport;
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