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This edition of AgeNews looks at how to unlock potential in later life, facilitate the contributions of older people and avoid perception of older people as a burden. It also looks at care and at the issue of ageing in farming populations.
Our annual review 2014 poster compares how older people are faring in 96 countries across the world, using data from the Global AgeWatch Index 2014.
Our annual review 2014 describes how, with our partners and Affiliates, we have helped over 1.5 million older people lead more dignified, active, healthy and secure lives. It includes a poster comparing how older people are faring in 96 countries across the world.
Ageways 83 highlights the incredible opportunity that campaigning gives older people to influence decisions about their wellbeing. It also has information on planning campaigns.
This edition of AgeNews looks at remembering the tsunami, homecare and older people as a potential resource and China’s new rural social insurance programme.
This edition of AgeNews looks at China’s 12th five-year plan on ageing and regional coordination on DRR and emergencies.
Ageways 82 describes the particular ways in which older people are affected by crises. It recommends how to include them in the response, with case studies from Typhoon Haiyan and other emergencies.
The Age and Disability Monitor provides a bi-monthly overview of the most pressing issues and needs faced by people with specific needs; including people with disabilities, people with injuries and older people among the refugees from and internally displaced people within Syria.
The Age and Disability Monitor provides a bi-monthly overview of the most pressing issues and needs faced by people with specific needs; including people with disabilities, people with injuries and older people among the refugees from and internally displaced people within Syria.
This newsletter describes the impact and achievements of our work in Ethiopia on emergencies, health, HIV and AIDS, secure incomes and older people’s movement.
This paper explores how data on HIV is collected, analysed and reported, and the challenges arising for older women and men as a result. It highlights the risks and implications of HIV for the older age group and recommends how to ensure that data includes people aged 50 and over.
This newsletter describes the impact and achievements of our work in Ethiopia on emergencies, health, HIV and AIDS, secure incomes and older people’s movement.
