TABLE 2.
Rank by importance of public buildings identified in day-to-day accessibility experiences of people with mobility limitations (n = 75).
| Rank order by importance | Name of public building |
|---|---|
| Rank 1: Universally identified as important (on day-to-day basis) | All government buildings/Ministries |
| Public toilets | |
| Police Stations | |
| Civic Centres/Municipalities | |
| Schools | |
| Colleges | |
| University of Zambia and other universities | |
| Hospitals and clinics | |
| Roads and transportation (public buses, taxis and personal transport) | |
| Bus stations, bus stops, and train stations | |
| Markets | |
| Shopping malls/shops | |
| Post offices | |
| Business offices and buildings | |
| Churches | |
| Banks | |
| Homes/houses | |
| Rank 2: Frequently identified as important | Passport offices |
| Parliament Building | |
| Mulungushi International Conference Centre | |
| Sports and recreation centres | |
| Airports (International and domestic) | |
| FINDECO House | |
| Rank 3: Least often identified as important | Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation (ZESCO) offices |
| Hotels | |
| Human Rights Commission | |
| Social clubs | |
| Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) | |
| Simoson Building* | |
| National Building Society (NBS) | |
| National museums | |
| Prisons | |
| Zambia Institute of Special Education (ZAMISE) | |
| Tourist and leisure resorts |