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Contrasts and similarities the context of active ageing in the partner countries‌ In what follows, the active ageing policy & practice contexts in all partner countries are compared and contrasted.
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Contrasts and similarities the active ageing policy context in the partner countries‌ To a greater or lesser degree, the partner countries are equipped with a range of policy responses to population ageing. They are aligned with the World Health Organization’s priorities to reach the objectives of the Decade of Healthy Ageing (2020–2030), which in turn is based on the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing (MIPAA), developed in 2002 by the United Nations, and on the WHO Global Strategy on Ageing and Health, established in 2016. Despite the fact that active ageing has become a policy and community concern in all national contexts, it is clear that the partner countries would benefit from working towards the constant improvement in both policy and practice spheres, such as through the augmented offer of evidence-based, improved support services with a wider coverage. Ireland, Italy, Slovenia, Finland and Spain focus on integrated active ageing efforts within the national context, where municipalities and regions may support one another. In all countries, however, the government is seen as the key actor in providing conditions for setting active ageing initiatives. In Ireland, under the Health Service Executive (HSE), the National Positive Ageing Strategy (DH, 2013) has furnished the country’s approach to active ageing over the last years. More recently, the Minister of State for Mental Health and Older People, Xxxx Xxxxxx TD, and the Minister of State for Local Government and Planning, Xxxxx Xxxxx TD, have launched a new programme which is aimed at supporting older adults to remain living in their own homes and communities (Xxx.xx, 2021). Following the Nordic Welfare State model, Finland considers the rights of older adults to adequate social and health services as particularly fundamental ones. Apart from an array of related national legislation, the country’s National Programme on Ageing 2030 guides a series of actions for developing, evaluating and implementing active ageing/support services for older adults. Slovenia adopted the Strategy of Long-Lived Society. It sets key points on the concept of active aging, which emphasises activity and creativity in all stages of life, health care, and intergenerational cooperation and solidarity. Spain has a strong piece of legislation concerned with the well-being of older adults (i.e., Spanish Constitution), highlighting a recent legislative development in this field: Law 39, enacted on December 14, 2006, on the Promotion of Personal...
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