Accessibility

We are aware that parts of the website are not fully accessible. The links below will take you to detailed information on the accessibility issues you may encounter in different usage situations.

• Problems when used without vision
• Problems when used with reduced vision
• Problems when used with reduced mobility
• Problems when used with cognitive impairment

If you need content from sida.se that is not available to you, but is excluded from the scope of the law as described below, you can contact us as follows:

• Email sida@sida.se
• Call +46 (0)8-698 50 00

We constantly strive to improve the accessibility of our website. Please let us know if you notice any problems that are not described on this page, or if you think we do not fulfil the legal requirements.

The Swedish Agency for Digital Government (Digg) is responsible for monitoring the law on accessibility to digital public services. You can report Sida to Digg if you think our digital services are not accessible. You can also report if you think our assessment of what is unreasonably burdensome should be reviewed, if you think our accessibility statement has shortcomings, or if you think we have not handled your accessibility request correctly.

Contact Digg

This website does not comply with the law on accessibility to digital public services. Inaccessible parts are described below.

The content described below is not fully accessible in one way or another.

• There are cases when the screen reader is used and the user navigates with the arrow keys, a tick box is perceived as two elements. The screen reader reads 'Tick box ticked/not ticked' and at the 'next element' the screen reader reads 'Clickable'.
• There is a modal dialogue where all content is read out by the screen reader. Only the dialogue window header should be read out automatically.

• There are cases when the screen reader is used and the user navigates with the arrow keys, this checkbox is perceived as two elements. The screen reader reads “Checkbox checked/not checked” and for “next element” the screen reader reads “Clickable”.
• The sub menus that can be collapsed from the main menu are quite extensive. There are links in almost all sub menus that can be reached using the keyboard, but the keyboard focus mark is not visible in its entirety. However, it is conceivable that there may be unfortunate combinations of zoom levels, browsers, devices that mean that links in these sub menus will completely lack a visible keyboard focus mark.
• When a style sheet with extended spacing is activated, all text on the page will be affected except for the main heading h1.
• There is a modal dialog where all content is read out by the screen reader. Only the title of the dialog window should be read out automatically.

• There are cases when the screen reader is used and the user navigates with the arrow keys, this checkbox is perceived as two elements. The screen reader reads "Checkbox checked/not checked" and at "next element" the screen reader reads "Clickable".

• There are cases when the screen reader is used and the user navigates with the arrow keys, this checkbox is perceived as two elements. The screen reader reads “Checkbox checked/not checked” and for “next element” the screen reader reads “Clickable”.
• When a stylesheet with extended spacing is activated, all text on the page is affected except for the h1 header.
• There is a modal dialog where all content is spoken by the screen reader. Only the title of the dialog window should be spoken automatically.

Our ambition is to address all known accessibility issues by 16 June 2025.

ETU AB carried out an independent review of sida.se. The last assessment was done on 18 November 2024.

The statement was last updated on 9 June 2025.