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23 Model Region “Nidwalden” area size seniors per child population area size The seniors model region Nidwalden population density is a seniors canton in central Switzerland and workforce economic strength consists of eleven municipalities. workforce It borders on Lake Lucerne and children unemployment the Bernese, Uri and Obwalden children Alps. births seniors per child apartment size population household births size apartment size household size Size: 276 km² DEMOCHANGE model regions average Inhabitants: 40.911 (2010) Upper Gorenjska (SLO) DEMOCHANGE model regions average Density of Upper Population: Gorenjska (SLO) 170 Inh./km² Note: indicator "unemployment" relates to the next-higher administrative level population density economic strength unemployment Note: indicator "unemployment" relates to the next-higher administrative level Artisanry Immaterial heritage area size Multi-Generational area size Housing seniors per child population seniors per child population seniors population density seniors population density workforce economic strength workforce economic strength children unemployment children unemployment births apartment size household births size apartment size household size DEMOCHANGE model regions average Škofja Loka Hills (SLO) DEMOCHANGE model regions average Note: indicator "unemployment" Škofja Loka Hills relates (SLO) to the next-higher administrative level Note: indicator "unemployment" relates to the next-higher administrative level area size seniors per child seniors per child seniors seniors workforce workforce population area size population population density population density economic strength economic strength children unemployment children unemployment births apartment size household births size apartment size household size DEMOCHANGE model regions average Nidwalden (CH) DEMOCHANGE model regions average Note: some indicators Nidwalden relate to (CH) the next-higher administrative level Note: some indicators relate to the next-higher administrative level Nidwalden 2009 Nidwalden 2050 area size seniors per child seniors per child seniors seniors Nuns working in the herb garden of the convent workforce Revitalise Old Knowledge children workforce children Objective: Preservation births and revitalisation of ancient household births size artisanry in DEMOCHANGE the old model convent regions average and support of Seetal gentle (CH) tourism. Seetal (CH) Description: The old Maria Rickenbach Convent in the small mountain village of Niederrickenbach in Nidwalden is an oasis of tranquility. However, due to the ageing of the residents in the convent it runs the risk that its ancient artisanry and knowledge (for example for weaving) may eventually disappear. Therefore local stakeholders are working together to develop a way of linking these resources with local tourism; these objectives will be stated within the articles of the local tourist association. Transferability: The basic idea of this Pilot Action can be transferred only under similar conditions to this model region. population area size population population density population density apartment size household size economic strength Future Living Facilities economic strength unemployment unemployment DEMOCHANGE model regions average Note: some indicators relate to the next-higher administrative level Note: some indicators relate to the next-higher administrative level Multigenerational housing ‘Bürgenberg’ in Stans, Nidwalden Objective: Creation of apartment size affordable multi-generational housing Description: As there is a decrease in affordable living places in Nidwalden, a multigenerational living area will be created in all Nidwalden communities. These places aim to guarantee a high level of interaction and neigbourly help, so that elderly people will not be isolated. A union was set up as a result of the DEMOCHANGE project. This union will follow the objectives of the creation of these future multigenerational houses; the School of Engineering and Architecture has been contacted as part of this project. Transferability: This Pilot Action can easily be transferred to any Alpine region but project success requires the work of competent groups and individuals. Therefore interested people have to be found, to concretise the realisation of multigenerational living. Responsible Project Partner: Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, School of Social Work, Switzerland beatrice.durrer@hslu.ch
Model Region “Seetal Lucerne” 24 Housing and services Regional Cooperation Needs assessment The model region-Seetal area size Lucerne“ consists area sizeof the seniors per child population seniors per child population municipalities of Aesch, Altwis, Ballwil, seniors Ermensee, Hitzkirch, population density seniors population density Hochdorf, Hohenrain, Römerswil and workforce Schongau, situated in economic the strength workforce economic strength north of Lucerne in central Switzerland. children unemployment children births apartment size unemployment births apartment size Size: 108,6 km² household size household size Inhabitants: 22.645 (2009) DEMOCHANGE Density model of regions Population: average 206 Inh./km² DEMOCHANGE model regions average Škofja Loka Hills (SLO) Škofja Loka Hills (SLO) Note: indicator "unemployment" relates to the next-higher administrative level Note: indicator "unemployment" relates to the next-higher administrative level area size area size seniors per child population seniors per child population seniors seniors workforce workforce children children births births household size household size population density population density economic strength economic strength unemployment unemployment apartment size apartment size DEMOCHANGE model regions average DEMOCHANGE model regions average Seetal (CH) Seetal (CH) Note: some indicators relate to the next-higher administrative level Note: some indicators relate to the next-higher administrative level The picture shows the communal room in a new apartment complex offering “housing with services” in a community in “Seetal” Pilot Actions Title: Market and needs analysis, housing services in Seetal. Objective: Obtain knowledge regarding potential demand for “housing with services” in the model region. Description: A written survey was administered to the inhabitants of five communities in the model region. The survey showed that there will be an increase in the search for new housing opportunities in the region for people aged 65 and over. A moderate demand for “housing with services” can be expected in the future. Furthermore, in one community willingness of volunteers to participate in the provision of services for elderly people could be noted and steps to actively engage them in the planning and implementation of the services were taken. Transferability: Can be implemented in other Alpine regions. Title: Workshop: Regional Cooperation. Objective: Encourage cooperation in the field of «housing with services» and create synergies and ensure the efficient use of resources. Description: A workshop was organized to discuss possible areas of cooperation and coordination among the communities. The regional planning authority, as well as representatives from all five communities involved in the market and needs analysis, participated at the event. The discussions showed that while certain aspects will have to be handled locally (e.g. volunteer engagement; planning housing for elderly), cooperation could be beneficial in other areas (e.g. exchanging knowledge and experiences; regional spatial planning; development of services and infrastructures in the region). Transferability: Can be implemented in other Alpine regions. Responsible Project Partner: IIPS, Interface Policy Studies Research Consulting Lucerne/ Switzerland, rieder@interface-politikstudien.ch
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