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• Go-mylife: Going online: my social life (page 42) • Say Yes! (page 45) • Add ME! (page 46) • Overview of Digital Support Initiatives for/by Immigrants and Ethnic Minorities (IEM) in the EU27 (page 31) • European Network for Action on Ageing and Physical Activity (EUNAAPA) (page 33) • PASEO Project (page 24) • LifeCycle (page 34) • EUROCARERS (page 38) • SISC – Senior Intergenerational Social Capital (page 39) • European network of older volunteer organisations (ENOVO) (page 30) • Active European Seniors for Active European Citizenship (AESAEC) (page 45) • VINTAGE (page 59) • Doing2Learn (page 54) • Improving Learning Capacities and mental functioning of older people (page 52) • LARA -- Learning, a Response to Ageing (page 52) • Vital Mind - ICT and Ageing (page 54) • Computeria (page 55) • DIGITAS: Digital Asylum-Seekers (page 55) • Senior Education and Training Internet Platform (page 55) • Assisting Carers using Telematics Interventions to meet Older persons’ Needs (ACTION) (page 62) • ICT for Health (page 60) • AGNES (page 62) • Life After Care (page 62) • Independent – Coordinated eCare (page 38) WHO Policies and Programmes • WHO Policy Framework on Healthy and Active Ageing (page 13) • WHO Healthy Cities Programme (page 15) • The WHO Age-friendly Environments Programmes (page 15) Austria • Health Promotion for Informal Carers (page 61) • Aktiv ins Alter (page 46) • Active Ageing! Investment in the health of older people (page 49) • The SEELETNETZ (page 52) • SAFERINTERNET (page 55) • Member country in the ”Isolation to Inclusion” project (page 46) • Member country in the “MATURE@eu”-project (page 40) • Ripe Apples (page 47) • Active retirement-club (page 58) • Member of the PASEO Project (page 34) • Member of SHARE (page 22) 64
• Go-myLife: Going online: my social life (page 42) • AGNES (page 62) Belgium • Member of SHARE (page 22) • Member of the Multilinks project (page 34) • Quality care for quality ageing Project (page 35) Bulgaria • Participant in: MOBIAGE Resource Centres for Older Migrants (page 48) • Member country in the “MATURE@eu”-project (page 40) • Pedagogy assisting workforce transitions (PAWT) - Extending working life (page 40) • Computeria Project (page 55) Canada • The Cummings Jewish Community Centre (CJCS) for Seniors (page 53) • Physical Activity guide for older adults from the Public Health Agency of Canada (page 57) Czech Republic • EURAG MEMORY TRAINING CENTER (page 54) • Delicious Life (page 59) • Member country in the ”Isolation to Inclusion” project (page 46) • Member of the PASEO Project (page 34) • Member of SHARE (page 22) • PEOPLE - Pan European Older People’s Learning and Employment network (page 41) • ADD ME! Project (page 46) Denmark • The activities at “Folk High Schools” (page 43) • Senior games (page 56) • Participant in: MOBIAGE Resource Centres for Older Migrants (page 48) • Activity Centre on Noerrebro, Copenhagen (page 48) • Højskoledage (Events at folk high school) (page 43) • Danish Health and Social Services Act (page 61) • Member of SHARE (page 22) • ICT for Health (page 60) England • The report “Taking Action: Improving the health and wellbeing of people in mid-life and beyond” (2004) (page 21) • Partnerships for Older People Projects (POPPs) (page 37) • New Dynamics of Ageing Programme (14) • Retired and senior volunteer programme (RSVP) (page 44) 65
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healthy and active ageing A compend
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acknowledgements Thomas Altgeld, La
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Research undertaken to develop this
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1. what is understood by ‘healthy
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Healthy ageing is therefore much mo
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Box 4 The Second Programme of Commu
Page 13 and 14: Box 6 Key resources WHO Policy Fram
Page 15 and 16: Health promotion has an important r
Page 17 and 18: EUROCITIES EUROCITIES is a network
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Page 45 and 46: 13. Say yes! Opportunities for acti
Page 47 and 48: of 149 older people answering both
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Page 51 and 52: Special focus on mental health 34.
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Page 57 and 58: 4. Ageing Well Enhancing levels of
Page 59 and 60: 12. Delicious Life Improving knowle
Page 61 and 62: F. Carers 1. Danish Health and Soci
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Page 73 and 74: The Healthy Ageing project definiti
Page 75 and 76: PRIORITY TOPICS FOR ACTION Policyma
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