CroatiaThe article discusses the ongoing 'Otklonimo barijere' project in Rijeka, which has been removing physical barriers for people with disabilities over more than two decades. The initiative has focused on various locations across the city, including central areas and residential neighborhoods. Recent efforts include the construction or renovation of dozens of pedestrian ramps in locations such as the area between Žabice and the Srednja Delta parking lot, as well as streets like Kozala, Oktavijan Valića, and others. These ramps improve accessibility and independence for individuals using wheelchairs or mobility aids. The project, launched in 2003 under the 'Rijeka – Zdravi grad' initiative, aims to eliminate architectural barriers, adapt public spaces, and enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about a municipal infrastructure project aimed at improving accessibility for people with disabilities. It does not take a partisan stance, nor does it emphasize any particular political ideology or agenda. The focus is on the practical outcomes of the project and is
