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Congress Walking Cities Network 2023

  Data:
 Mota: Kongresoa
 Ezagutza lerroa: 
 Lekua: Valladolid

The Congress of the Walking Cities Network is an annual event that becomes a forum for technicians and municipal managers related to the use of public space and its functionality both for mobility and for sociability, commercial dynamism, culture, physical activity, child autonomy, road safety and any other use of the common space of the municipalities.

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Presentation of the Basque Strategy for the Elderly

  Data:
 Mota: Jardunaldia
 Ezagutza lerroa: 
 Lekua: Vitoria-Gasteiz

Meeting organised by the Basque Government on Friday 20 January at the Palacio de Europa (Vitoria-Gasteiz) from 11:00 to 14:00, in a day of presentation of the "Basque Strategy with the elderly" in which, in addition, the driving projects promoted by the same will be presented, among them: Helduak Zabaltzen, Euskadi Lagunkoia and the Longitudinal Study on ageing and care, all three with the participation of Matia Instituto.

Provisional programme:


11:00-11:45h Presentation of the Basque Strategy with the elderly.

11:45-12:10h Lunch break

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Presentation day: Adinberri SIA

  Data:
 Mota: Jardunaldia
 Lekua: Tabakalera, Donostia-San Sebastián

Presentation of AdinberriSIA, the ADINBERRI Foundation's reference platform for the exchange of knowledge, identification of trends and design of futures associated with the main challenges of ageing in Gipuzkoa.
Our colleague Elena del Barrio, co-director of MatiaInstituto, was one of the speakers at a round table where the role that this new space can play in the innovation ecosystem linked to ageing was discussed, and with which Gipuzkoa aspires to become a European region of reference in SilverEconomy.

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Regional Policy Dialogue: Pillars of Support for Dependency. How to build a care system

  Data:
 Mota: Besteak
 Ezagutza lerroa: 
 Lekua: Washington, D.C.

Latin America and the Caribbean is the fastest ageing region in the world. This creates opportunities to improve the quality of life of older adults, create new jobs for caregivers, promote gender equity and reduce healthcare costs, among others. At the same time, it brings with it important challenges, including the need for financial protection (pensions), and access to quality health services and support for people with functional dependency.

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