Launch of Dublin City Council’s new consultation process for Disabled Persons Organisations

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Photograph of the Lord Mayor of Dublin Daithí de Róiste with representatives from the Irish Deaf Society, Voice of Vision Impairment and AsIAm at the launch of Dublin City Council’s new process for consultation with Disabled Persons Organisations (DPOs) at the Mansion House. Credit Collins Photography.

This past weekend Dublin City Council launched their new consultation process for Disabled Persons Organisations. Lord Mayor Daithí de Róiste officially launched the process as part of International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

We were delighted to meet at the Mansion House with representatives from several of the Disabled Persons Organisations who were integral in the co-design of the new consultation process. This was a significant project for us in 2022/23 and we look forward to it making an impact on our city, helping create a better, more accessible city for everyone in the years to come.

Check out the Dublin City Council announcement here.

Check out our own case study to read more about how we used service design & co-design to design and test this new consultation process.