Examples of using Active ageing in English and their translations into Arabic
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That would require support for additional research on the implications of ageing societies, policies that dealt with the dual concepts of active ageing and appropriate caregiving, and the establishment of guidelines to support individual lifelong development.
Active ageing was defined by the World Health Organization in 2002 as" the process of optimizing opportunities for health, participation and security in order to enhance quality of life as people age".
Mr. Grima(Malta) said that his Government was improving older persons ' quality of life through an active ageing strategy focused on intergenerational solidarity, employability, social participation and health.
They discussed how to promote active ageing including, with due regard to older persons' choices and circumstances, the removal of disincentives to labour force participation and lowering of barriers to flexible and part-time work.
In 2002, Bolivia established the supportive bond(bono solidario, or Bonosol) that provides monetary income to people over 65 years old as part of a more complex institutional framework that includes integral attention and promotes active ageing and the rights of older persons.
Active ageing" policies could be useful in order to keep older people in the labour force in accordance with their capacities and preferences. However, developing countries lacked the resources for such initiatives; technical cooperation among Member States was therefore vital.
The Changing Shape of Fashion educational symposium and the Generations of Style fashion show, sponsored by a group of diverse private-sector associations, added a new dimension to active ageing.
The International Association of Gerontology held its eighteenth congress in Rio de Janeiro in June 2005. More than 4,000 researchers and practitioners from all regions explored the theme of active ageing in the twenty-first century: participation, health and security.
Governments have recently begun to expand their approaches to individual ageing, complementing care and security measures for older persons with ones promoting active ageing.
Additionally, the many non-economic contributions of older persons to society should be recognized and affirmed as part of our moral and legal obligation to contribute to a conscientious society that promotes active ageing and the empowerment of older persons.
ages:">promoting quality of life and active ageing", on 19 and 20 September 2012 in Vienna(see ECE/AC.30/2012/2).
It must also be recognized that the integration of older persons into the workforce and the concept of active ageing may have different meanings in high-income and low-income countries.
At a regional level, the European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations in 2012 is being organized by the European Commission,
For some delegations it was also important to stress active ageing and to recognize the contribution older persons continue to make to their communities and to society at large.
The United States of America hosted numerous events that examined active ageing in diverse contexts, including the Fifth World Congress on Physical Activity, Aging and Sports, in August 1999.
European Year on Active Ageing.
European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity.
European Year of Active Ageing and Solidarity.
The European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity.