Promoting Active Aging in Europe: Post-COVID-19 Challenges and Strategies
Explore the pressing need to address active aging in Europe post-COVID-19, with a focus on promoting health and well-being among the elderly population. Discover innovative approaches and successful initiatives from countries like Italy, Spain, Greece, and Austria that are paving the way for a more age-friendly society.
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Sweden Finland THE EUROPEAN CHALLENGE OF ACTIVE AGING POST COVID-19 Estonia Latvia Denmark Lithuania Ireland Netherlands Poland Germany Belgium Czech RepSlovakia Austria Hungary Slovenia Luxembourg France Romania Croatia Italy Bulgaria Spain Portugal Greece Malta Cyprus
Europe's population is aging. Due to rising living standards, the age of the European population rises as well. About 20 percent of the 447 million citizens of the European Union are 65 years or older. After the global health crisis of COVID-19, in which the elderly were the most affected population, it is a priority for the public administrations and social and economic agents, to incorporate demographic factors in the design and development of social and health policies. In this workshop, we will discuss the measures to be taken, aimed at promoting active and healthy aging of our elders, also address the topic of elderly care and show examples of good practice.
Italy Italy - - Mantua Municipality Mantua Municipality The experience of the city with the "#Finalmenteunagioia Over" and the network of cities project "Welfare Innovation Local Lab" Mr. Andrea Caprini Councillor for Welfare, Third Sector, Creativity and Youth Participation, Immigration
Spain Spain - - Lugo Province Lugo Province The experience of Lugo Province in promoting active aging of citizen Mr. Jos Tom Roca President of Diputaci n de Lugo
Greece Greece - - Municipality of Municipality of Palaio Palaio Faliro Faliro Investing in Healthy and Active Ageing through digitalization, creates Value for European Societies and Economies. Mr. Ioannis Fostiropoulos Mayor of Palaio Faliro Mr. Anastasios Rentoumis President of the Board of Directors. Alliance for Integrated Care
Austria Austria - - Land Burgenland Land Burgenland Home care as a key for future challenges. A future plan for care and support Mr. Leonhard Schneemann Member of the Regional Government of Burgenland
