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emerging domain in health and social sciences

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Because the global population is ageing.

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ageing of population in cities

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emerging domain that deals with the population of older people living in cities

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Current and future generations need to benefit from age friendly strategies

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The OECD report evidences this

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Differs between metropolitan and non-metropolitan areas

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cities that facilitate and cater to ageing population

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a supportive environment that allows citizens to grow old actively

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Deals with ageing population living in cities and urban areas.

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Emerging domain in social sciences with implications that reach far beyond the borders.

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Individuals are increasingly encouraged to stay independent so having supportive communities is essential and creating these could be difficult with regards to changing mindsets for public policy

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it’s the community/ societies responsibility to look after everyone including the ageing population - which includes making it easy for them to get around

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To gain full acess to urban spaces structures and services

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Life expectancy is increasing so it is important that Cities adapt in order to make the environment accessible for elderly people.

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health monitoring

emergency response systems

wandering detection technology

automated needs assessments

smart homes to support  independent living

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According to OECD report the older population is growing faster than total population

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Ability to live in security, enjoy good health and continue to participate fully in society.

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is an emerging domain that deals with population of older people living in cities example 

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is an emerging domain that deals with population of older people living in cities example 

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Low levels of economic development urban areas are favoured over rural areas arguing a higher level of life satisfaction-those older people suffering from integrity might revert to this if they feel they have had an unfulfilled life

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The urbanisation of the world's population is countiuing space.

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Commumity support and inclusion

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support health services ,social interactions,

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Inclusion and participation

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an organisation which attempts to develop urban community for older people living in a city

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an organisation which attempts to develop urban community for older people living in a city

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 creation of inclusive neighbourhoods and the implementation of technology for ageing.

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 creation of inclusive neighbourhoods and the implementation of technology for ageing.

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As a source of communication and information sharing for problem solving

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Urban ageing is the process of older people living in Cities

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Assist to maintain health status

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facilitating tasks such as food preparation and cleaning 

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facilitating tasks such as food preparation and cleaning 

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In some ways not so different as they are all encouraged to be independent get involved, they are included alot  which is similar to the UK

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To reduce costs of infrastructure maintenance (such as roads, bridges, subways, airports, seaports, public transport, and sewerage), consumption of resources (such as gas, electricity, and water supply), better use the free spaces as well as to engage citizens in local governance.

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This is a developmental process for both current and future generation of older people so that theycan benefit from age friendly strategies, although it is challenging

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Cultural difference
Changing mindsets
Stereotyping older people
Gender stereotypes
Social isolation

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Both encourage older people to have an active social life, offering clubs and trips catered to their needs. In the UK we have similar opportunities for elderly people but I think there is less funding so these activities will not be accessible for all.

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more civic engagement than the UK
state provides support for elderly, not NGO's
However we have carehomes whereas poland seems to not

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in poland they provide care for dement

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for emergency responds

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lack of affordable housing

lack of funding from government, over reliance on NGOs for community services

lack of accessible outdoor spaces

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an emerging domain that deals with the population of older people living in the cities

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an emerging domain that deals with the population of older people living in the cities

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Lack of funding to create more accessible structures for the elderly population.
Public transport is not always accessible for wheelchair users.
A lot of elderly people are often in residential care in the UK, without access to resources.

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Because of some challenges communities are facing such as social risk, poverty, climate changing mitigation and risk management  for human (segregation, insecurity)

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Because of some challenges communities are facing such as social risk, poverty, climate changing mitigation and risk management  for human (segregation, insecurity)

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inorder to have quick responses,more information on patients and easy access

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it’s hard to change the mentality of a lot of old people. therefore they will be less willing to change and adapt to this new ‘way of life'

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Age-friendly initiatives mainly   Occur in the developed world.

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social interaction, health services,more organisations,implementing new techniques as sMART technology for better services,social inclusion

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differences in culture

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by engaging in social activities in the community

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differences in culture
inequalities
personal opinions and preferences
transportation challenges
languages
finances

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Quality of life characterised by opportunities for good health, security. 

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Quality of life characterised by opportunities for good health, security. 

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they both almost have similar projects and they do provide care and sevices to elderly people

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ageing population in urban areas

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its the elderly population living in the cities

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Complexity of demographic change

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finances, social inequalities faced by the different communities

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an ageing friendly city is inclusive and offer opportunities for all people living in the city

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an ageing friendly city is inclusive and offer opportunities for all people living in the city

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This is a major concern and this I think is because of low or no funding for projects like this, which can benefit older people. Awareness of the groups is another issue