Publications

In the second issue of Ageing in South Asia, we look at income security, DRR and humanitarian work, advocacy and campaigning, and health and care.

The Arabic translation of the pilot version of the Minimum standards for age and disability inclusion in humanitarian action informs the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of humanitarian programmes across all sectors and phases of response, and in all emergency contexts, ensuring older people and people with disabilities are included. Targeting practitioners involved in humanitarian response at local, national, and international level, this document includes a set of key standards as well as sector-specific standards and suggested actions.

The Arabic translation of the Minimum standards for age and disability inclusion, which are intended to informs the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of humanitarian programmes across all sectors and phases of response, and in all emergency contexts, ensuring older people and people with disabilities and not excluded. If you face any problem related to accessibility of the Minimum standards, please contact us at adcap@helpage.org.

This briefing is about informal social protection systems in rural communities in Myanmar's central dry zone.

This is a Slovenian translation of a briefing explaining the correlation between ageing and the prevalence of non-communicable diseases, and makes recommendations for how the EU can respond.

This report details the proceedings at the HelpAge Asia-Pacific Regional Conference 2016, which focused on the economic implications of ageing.

Our annual report and financial statements presents a detailed summary of our activities and full financial report for the year ending 31 March 2016.

This is the Spanish translation of the executive summary of a report that aims to stimulate discussion about some of the actions that governments and city authorities in low- and middle-income countries can take to build truly inclusive cities, focusing on three key themes: reclaiming urban spaces, healthy ageing, and safety and security.

This is the executive summary of a report that aims to stimulate discussion about some of the actions that governments and city authorities in low- and middle-income countries can take to build truly inclusive cities, focusing on three key themes: reclaiming urban spaces, healthy ageing, and safety and security.

This report aims to stimulate discussion about some of the actions that governments and city authorities in low- and middle-income countries can take to build truly inclusive cities, focusing on three key themes: reclaiming urban spaces, healthy ageing, and safety and security.

This study looks into the feasibility of a universal pension in Malawi.

This background paper addresses some of the priority issues in older people's lives, including income security, access to health care and gender inequalities in older age. It also highlights some core commitments necessary to ensure that development is inclusive of all people of all ages, such as a rights-based approach to development and the disaggregation of data.