Sapaf is committed to making its website accessible to as many users as possible, regardless of physical, sensory or cognitive abilities, and regardless of the technologies used for browsing.

Our goal is to provide a clear, intuitive and inclusive digital experience, progressively reducing any barriers that may limit access to the content and services available on the website.

In the development and ongoing update of the website, Sapaf takes into account the principles and requirements established by European legislation on digital accessibility, with particular reference to the European Accessibility Act (EAA) and the international WCAG 2.1 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines).

These principles aim to ensure that digital content is:

• Perceivable, so that information and interface components can be accessed in different ways.
• Operable, making it easier to navigate and interact with the website’s various features.
• Understandable, through clear content and consistent page functionality.
• Robust, promoting compatibility with different devices, browsers and assistive technologies.

Our commitment

Digital accessibility is an ongoing process of improvement. For this reason, Sapaf is committed to:

• periodically monitoring and updating the website to improve its accessibility;
• identifying and reducing any barriers to navigation and access to content;
• taking accessibility principles into account when developing new pages, content and features;
• collecting user feedback in order to address any accessibility issues that may arise.

Despite the attention dedicated to accessibility, some sections, content or features may not yet be fully accessible.

Feedback and support

Users who experience difficulties accessing content or using the website’s features can report them through the contact details provided on the Contact page.

The feedback we receive will help us identify any issues and progressively improve the browsing experience for all users.

Last updated: September 2026