ECRoB Reports & Outcomes
Explore the reports, annexes, and outcomes delivered through the Empowering Community and Removal of Barriers (ECRoB) project — documenting the work carried out with partners across Canada to advance accessibility for people living with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS).
Download the Main Report (PDF)What the ECRoB project delivered
The ECRoB project was carried out under the Government of Canada's Social Development Partnerships Program — Disability Component, in collaboration with national partners from the disability, legal, health, and environmental sectors.
The reports below document the project's partnerships, methods, and outcomes — including surveys, questionnaires, polls, and newsletters used to engage the community and measure awareness of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) across Canada. All documents are available as downloadable PDFs.
Project reports and annexes
Accessible Canada Partnerships Report
The principal report of the ECRoB project, dated December 4, 2023 — documenting the partnerships, activities, and outcomes achieved under the Accessible Canada initiative.
Download PDFOutline for Report
The structural outline and framework for the ECRoB project report, setting out the scope and organization of the project documentation.
Download PDFSurveys, Questionnaires, and Polls Report
Documentation of the surveys, questionnaires, and polls conducted through ECRoB to measure knowledge and awareness of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS).
Download PDFNewsletter Report
Documentation of the newsletters produced through the ECRoB project to share knowledge and engage the community across Canada.
Download PDFHow ECRoB moved the work forward
Awareness and education
Educational materials, newsletters, and community engagement raised awareness of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) as a recognized disability and of the legal right to accommodation.
Cross-sector partnerships
National partnerships connected legal, medical, environmental, disability, and Indigenous organizations to address accessibility barriers together.
Research foundations
Surveys, questionnaires, and polls laid the groundwork for ongoing research strategies measuring knowledge of MCS and developing practical guidance for inclusion and accommodation.