Appendix 4: Glossary
Appendix 4: Glossary
Co-production |
Professionals and citizens sharing power to design, plan and deliver things together – doing things "with" people rather than "to" them (through educating or informing) or "for" them (by engaging or consulting) |
Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) |
The national association of most of Scotland's councils |
Cross-modal |
Every mode of travel including walking and cycling, public transport and motoring |
Disabled People's Organisations (DPOs) |
Organisations run by a management or executive committee on which either all or the majority of the voting membership are disabled people. |
Disability |
The social model of disability makes the important difference between "impairment" and "disability". It recognises that people with impairments are disabled by the barriers that commonly exist in a society. In simple terms, it is not the inability to walk that prevents a person entering a building unaided but the existence of stairs that are inaccessible to a wheelchair-user. In other words, "disability" is socially constructed. |
Disability organisations |
Organisations for disabled people – these are not necessarily controlled by disabled people as Disabled People's Organisations are. |
Framework |
This Framework document comprises a vision and outcomes for accessibility, an action plan and a plan for delivery. |
Hate crime |
Any criminal offence motivated by malice and ill-will towards a social group. Hate crime can be motivated by disability, sexual orientation, race, religion or faith. |
Indicators |
Things that will indicate if our outcomes are being achieved |
Outcomes |
The intended consequences of action taking place to improve accessibility |
Regional Transport Partnerships |
Public bodies designed strengthen the planning and delivery of regional transport developments. Some Partnerships are also responsible for the delivery of transport services. |
Transport Scotland |
The national transport agency for Scotland |
Transport infrastructure |
All the structures, installations and vehicles that allow transport to operate |
Transport policies |
The system of rules and set by public authorities making provision about transport |
Transport services |
Transport provision to members of the public by public or private operators |
UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (the Convention) |
An international convention setting standards of rights for and treatment of disabled people. |
Vision |
A statement encapsulating what we want to achieve |