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Active Ageing: A Policy Framework

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"Active Ageing" is the WHO's contribution to the Second United Nations World Assembly on Ageing in 2002.  It celebrates the triumph of an ageing population; describes the concept of "active ageing" and outlines its determinants; addresses the challenges of an ageing population; and puts forward a policy response based on the three pillars of health, participation and security.  The document states that:

 

"It is time for a new paradigm, one that views older people as active participants in an age-integrated society and as active contributors as well as beneficiaries of development."

 

Access this document on the WHO's website.

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