INVITATION
Allianz
- Open Knowledge, HelpAge, Centre for Social Protection, European Network on
Measuring Progress, Institute of Social and Medical Studies, Global
Alliance of International Longevity Centres, International Council on Social
Welfare, OECD - Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, PRO Global, Wikiprogress
and World Bank invite
you to participate in this online discussion from 3 -
14 October 2013, Click here to participate.
The Global AgeWatch Index was launched by the HelpAge Network on 1 October 2013 – the UN
International Day of Older Persons. It is the first global index to
rank countries according to the social and economic well-being of older people.
The index
provides a measure of 13 different indicators across four key domains of income
security, health status, education and employment, as well as aspects of the
enabling environment already identified by older people as being of utmost
importance to them.
Leading questions
- How can evidence
gathering tools such as the Global AgeWatch Index be useful in fostering
progress towards ensuring economic and social rights of older people
around the world?
- What are the most
important domains of well-being of older persons? What specific indicators
can you suggest for each of the four domains of well-being used in
constructing the Global AgeWatch Index?
- The Global AgeWatch
framework offers a composite index, domain-specific indices in four
domains of well-being of older persons, as well as a full set of
individual indicators. What approach is the most effective in your view in
engaging policymakers?
- What public policies and
programmes had the most impact on the welfare of older persons? Provide
specific examples.
- What is the best way to
ensure collecting data on ageing happens in a systematic way and that this
data is reflected in the national and international data sets used in the
goals, targets and indicators for the post-2015 framework? What difference
would this make both to development and to older people?
Here is the short link http://bit.ly/17iDNBy and the hashtags for Twitter
are #OlderPeople and #AgeingIndex.
We look
forward to your participation
Email: info@wikiprogress.org
Twitter: @wikiprogress
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Wikiprogress
The Wikiprogress Team
The Wikiprogress Team
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