Registration Number
0226U001490,
(0125U000542)
, R & D reports
Title
Scientific substantiation of improving legislation to adapt the working environment and production processes to the needs of persons with disabilities to ensure accessibility, ergonomics, and safety throughout the workday through the implementation of international practices
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5. Розробка науково-обґрунтованих рекомендацій для роботодавців щодо адаптації робочих зон для осіб з інвалідністю
Head
Hora Roman M., Кандидат юридичних наук
Registration Date
27-01-2026
Organization
Public Agency "National Scientific and Research Institute of Industrial Safety and Occupational Safety and Health
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Substantiation of improving legislation to adapt the working environment and production processes to the needs of persons with disabilities to ensure accessibility, ergonomics, and safety throughout the workday through the implementation of international practices
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Research and Development Work (R&D) No. 03/25 aims to scientifically substantiate improvements to Ukrainian labour legislation regarding the adaptation of the working environment and production processes to the needs of persons with disabilities in order to ensure accessibility, ergonomics, and safety through the application of international practices.
The study is based on theoretical analysis and systematization of national and international legal acts, a comparative review of EU, ILO, and UN approaches, and an analysis of domestic experience in developing an inclusive working environment. The R&D was conducted under the Thematic Plan of publicly funded research of the State Institution “NRISOSH,” approved by the Order of the State Labour Service of Ukraine dated 02 January 2025 No. 2-25a.
The research focuses on developing scientifically grounded proposals to shift from adapting individual workplaces to the comprehensive adaptation of working zones, based on the principles of barrier-free design, universal design, and reasonable accommodation, particularly in wartime and post-war conditions.
The results include identification of key regulatory gaps, systematization of international standards and best practices, justification of innovative adaptation models, and development of draft recommendations for employers. The scientific novelty lies in a comprehensive, integrated approach to adapting working zones. Implementation of the results will support employment of persons with disabilities, reduce occupational risks, and promote an inclusive labour market in Ukraine.
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Andriienko Volodymyr І.
Alina V. Kvitko
Oleksandr A. Slipachuk
Oleh V. Malykhin
Svitlana V. Stasiuk
Ostapchuk Nataliia V.
Levytska Nadiia V.
Oleksandra I. Stoderevska
Korol Svitlana S.
Oleksii Y. Misiutin
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2026-01-27
