Bezirk Mittelfranken

The Bezirk Mittelfranken is a public administrative unit based in Ansbach, dedicated to the social and cultural promotion of the region. Mittelfranken is both a government district and a district in the Free State of Bavaria, comprising five independent cities and seven districts[1].

• Social and Cultural Institutions: The district operates psychiatric and neurological specialized hospitals, specialized clinics, as well as special and remedial schools for people with disabilities[1].
• Education and Vocational Training: It offers vocational training centers for the hearing impaired and those with learning disabilities[1].
• Cultural Promotion: The district awards the Wolfram von Eschenbach Prize to promote cultural achievements[1].

The main mission of Bezirk Mittelfranken is to improve the quality of life of its citizens through social and cultural offerings. Values such as inclusion and accessibility are at the forefront. The district places great importance on the barrier-free accessibility of its digital offerings and facilities[2].

Bezirk Mittelfranken is committed to sustainable and inclusive development. This is reflected in the implementation of accessibility standards according to the Barrier-Free Information Technology Ordinance (BITV 2.0)[2]. Additionally, the district maintains international partnerships to promote cultural exchange and collaboration[1].

Bezirk Mittelfranken has partnerships with regions in France and Poland that promote cultural and economic exchange. These partnerships contribute to strengthening regional identity and fostering joint projects[1].

• 1 - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mittelfranken
• 2 - https://www.bezirk-mittelfranken.de/erklaerung-zur-barrierefreiheit
• 3 - https://www.bezirk-mittelfranken.de/presse/der-bezirk-mittelfranken-im-ueberblick
• 4 - https://www.bezirk-mittelfranken.de/europa
• 5 - https://verwaltungsportal.hessen.de/behoerde?org_id=L100042_2194