Join the EASE Pilot Program
Introduction
The EASE Pilot Program is an exciting opportunity for organizations to take part in shaping the future of accessibility in India. This limited-time initiative is designed to test and refine EASE rating system, accessibility audit, processes and certification that support inclusive design in publicly accessible spaces.
By participating, your organization will:
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Contribute to the development of standards and practices that remove barriers and improve access for people of all abilities.
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Gain valuable insights into the accessibility of your building(s) through expert guidance and real-world evaluation.
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Be recognized as a leader in advancing accessibility and inclusion in the built environment.
Benefits of joining the pilot program:
Participation involves a one-time registration fee.
However, the enrolment fee is waived, which means all pilot participants will receive the following at no additional cost:
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A full EASE Audit – an accessibility compliance tool used to document and assess building accessibility.
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Access to pilot assessment tools, including:
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Audit software
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A comprehensive service report with photographic evidence and measurements
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An on-site visit conducted by a trained accessibility professional
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A detailed evaluation report outlining findings and recommendations
Detailed pricing will be shared upon expression of interest.
Program Guidelines:
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Your organization must operate at least one building that is open to the public (e.g., for customers, visitors, or community use).
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You may register up to two (2) publicly accessible buildings for consideration.
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To ensure fair and diverse participation, a maximum of one building per organization will be selected to receive early bird pilot benefits.
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Final selection of participating sites is subject to program capacity and alignment with pilot goals.
Priority will be given to:
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Buildings that currently meet or are actively working toward accessibility standards.
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Organizations with internal personnel (e.g., facility or accessibility leads) who can support the pilot through site visits and documentation sharing.