#integration

There are barriers on the Internet that affect millions of people with disabilities around the world. These days, citizens with motor, sensory and cognitive difficulties are becoming ever-more dependent on advances in web accessibility to enter the mainstream of educational, economic and social development.

We have certified our Results Presentations and Capital Markets Day web pages according to the Double A standard for accessibility of the World Wide Web Consortium. We remain committed to promoting the accessibility of our corporate website so that everyone can access it on equal terms.

The democratisation of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), which facilitate access to thousands of information, work and leisure opportunities, is fundamental in today's society and their use must be independent of each person's condition. The objective of digital inclusion is to ensure that, for example, the elderly or those with less purchasing power or with motor, intellectual or audio-visual disabilities are not left out of a world that offers infinite possibilities.

The COVID-19 crisis has pushed some of the main humanitarian crises on the planet into the background, despite the fact that the virus has actually made them worse. Crises ranging from armed conflicts to natural disasters proliferate because of climate change. Here is a reminder of some of the worst calamities affecting the world.

This afternoon, in an event streamed live, the first Iberdrola SuperA Awards ceremony was held to recognise the six civil-society initiatives selected for their contribution to promoting gender equality and empowering women through sport. The...

Chairman Iberdrola group, Ignacio Galán, received the MAPFRE Responsible Inclusion award from the Chairman of Mapfre, Antonio Huertas, during the 1st Mapfre Observatory Forum on Sustainable Finance. The award recognises Iberdrola's commitment...