...of people working to improve the lives of the world’s growing population of older people. The major aim was to urge politicians and other policy influencers to acknowledge and take...

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...of people working to improve the lives of the world’s growing population of older people. The major aim was to urge politicians and other policy influencers to acknowledge and take...

Kenya to launch universal pension scheme in January 2018

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Everyone in Kenya over the age of 70 will be entitled to a new, guaranteed monthly income after the country's Cabinet Secretary of Finance Henry Rotich announced the launch of a universal pension in January 2018.

Ethiopia: “The weather has changed completely”

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Since stories of the current drought in Ethiopia and its impact have started filtering through in the media, comparisons have been made with the events that inspired Live Aid almost 25 years ago. This time, however, the focus and...

Older people’s work should be recognised

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In just three weeks the Photo Competition on the "Working Elderly" became a people's research project, revealing the widespread and diverse nature of older people's work. With nearly 3,000 pictures uploaded it is a permanent online record of older...

Make it Ageless goes to Brussels and meets Mamy Rock!

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A Saturday in Brussels Getting up at six in the morning on a Saturday when you have a wretched cold isn't exactly everyone's idea of fun. But strangely enough, I didn't actually mind too much. I was in Brussels,...

Experts on ageing attend post-2015 High-level Panel meeting in Bali

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The UN High-level Panel on the post-2015 development agenda is meeting this week on the Indonesian island of Bali. This is the fourth meeting of the panel, which later this year will deliver a key report with recommendations for a future development framework to succeed the Millennium Development Goals after 2015. The main focus for the meeting in Bali is the role of global partnerships for development.

Dr Das, my hero

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Throughout our lives there are people we respect and admire. Those are the ones we call 'our heroes'. Dr Das is one of them.