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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140922
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SUMMARY:Members from YEL marching in Jarkarta
DESCRIPTION:Date: 21 September 2014\nVenue: Car Free Day area\, Jakarta \n \nAs part of the Age Demands Action campaign\, 115 members of our Indonesian affiliate\, Yayasan Emong Lansia (YEL)\, marched with members of Alzheimer Indonesia in Jakarta. \nThe march started early in the morning to meet with the Minister of Health\, Dr. Nafsiah Mboi\, and the Lieutenant Governor of Jakarta\, Tjahaja Basuki Purnama. About 1000 campaigners wore purple T-shirts printed with the slogan ‘Jangan Maklum Dengan Pikun’ (‘Don’t just accept dementia’) in support of World Alzheimer’s Day. \nIn response\, the Jakarta Government has promised to make Jakarta an age-friendly city\, starting with accessibility\, and development of a city activity centre and parks where senior citizens can meet each other and do physical exercise.
URL:https://ageingasia.org/event/members-from-yel-marching-in-jarkarta/
LOCATION:Car Free Day area\, Jakarta
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SUMMARY:COSE Communication Planning Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Date: 10-12 September 2014\nVenue: Robbinsdale Hotel\, Sta. Mesa\, Manila\,  Philippines \nPhilippine policy-makers have long recognized the predicament of the elderly as presented in the 1986 Constitution. Older people have been included in many laws and policies regarding health and social services\, pensions and retirees benefits. \nHowever\, the growing numbers of older people in the country have created a need to develop a deeper understanding of the wider\, societal implications of ageing. Livelihood\, healthcare\, human rights\, are merely some of the challenges related to old age\, which require careful consideration and evaluation. \nThe greater demand to implement policies and create new ones to promote the welfare of the elderly prompted the Coalition of Services of the Elderly (COSE)\, in cooperation with the Philippine Information Agency\, to organize a communication planning workshop. \nThe communication plan will support all advocacy efforts on elderly issues\, educate the public on the rights of the older people\, and strengthen linkages and partnership among the various stakeholders. \nAs a result of the workshop\, the participants will be able to come up with a strategic communication plan and subsequently develop appropriate messages in support of the various concerns and programs for older persons.
URL:https://ageingasia.org/event/cose-communication-planning-workshop/
LOCATION:Robbinsdale Hotel\, Sta. Mesa\, Manila\,  Philippines
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140901
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140905
DTSTAMP:20260730T230953
CREATED:20170105T122539Z
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SUMMARY:Regional Conference 2014 “Older People in Ageing Societies: Burden or Resource?”
DESCRIPTION:Date: 1-4 September 2014\nVenue: Convention Center\, the Empress Hotel\, Chiang Mai\, Thailand \nEvery two years\, the HelpAge Network of organisations working on ageing in the Asia/Pacific region and its key allies gather for a Regional Conference. The 2014 Regional Conference will be a multi-stakeholder learning event to share experience and develop common perspectives on the theme Older People in Ageing Societies: Burden or Resource? \nOlder people are often seen in terms of their needs and frailties\, or even as a problem or burden for societies. This conference aims to stimulate discussion from the opposite perspective in order to bring greater balance in perceptions. The theme is important for the Network in reframing its arguments about ageing in a more positive light and is consistent with HelpAge’s approach (“age helps”). This theme is also important for China and other countries in Asia/Pacific as they consider how the increasing number of older people can contribute to national development. Finally\, the conference comes at a time of changing directions in global development as the Millennium Development Goals come to an end and a new framework will take their place post-2015. \nFor registration and additional information\, please contact jib@helpageasia.org.
URL:https://ageingasia.org/event/regional-conference-2014-older-people-in-ageing-societies-burden-or-resource/
LOCATION:Convention Center\, the Empress Hotel\, Chiang Mai\, Thailand\, Thailand
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20131111
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20131114
DTSTAMP:20260730T230953
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SUMMARY:Older people’s associations exchange visit in Thailand
DESCRIPTION:Older people’s associations exchange visit in Thailand\nDate: 11-13 November 2013\nVenue: Ibis Style Hotel\, Chiang Mai\, Thailand \n  \nASEAN older people’s associations exchange event: older people met and reflected on ASEAN Declaration on Ageing \nWith support from the European Union (EU) and Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)\, HelpAge International organised a regional OPA Exchange visit in Chiang Mai Thailand on 24-26 November 2015. \nRepresentatives of Older People’s Associations Federations from 5 ASEAN countries attended an OPA Exchange visit in Chiang Mai\, Thailand to share and learn from each other’s experience of raising the voice of older people and to discuss the ASEAN Declaration on Ageing released at the 27th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur on 18-22 November 2015. \n22 representatives of Older People’s Association (OPA) from Cambodia\, Thailand\, Indonesia\, the Philippines\, and Myanmar attended this meeting. The event aims to promote wider recognition and support for OPAs\, strengthen regional networking\, and disseminate best practices and lessons learned. \n \nResponding to the declaration\, OPA federation leaders were concerned by the omission of social protection and social pension something that ASEAN has provisionally committed to. \n“Social protection is recognized as one of the most effective tools in reducing poverty and inequality. Governments in ASEAN countries have made a commitment to improve social protection as demonstrated by the endorsement of the ASEAN Declaration on Strengthening Social Protection. Therefore\, it is regrettable that social protection including social pensions is omitted from the Declaration. The older people’s representatives hope that social protection will be included in the regional action plan for the implementation of the Declaration\,” said Usa Khiewrord\, Regional Programme Manager\, HelpAge International East Asia Pacific. \nDuring the meeting\, OPAs leaders recognised many of the positive points of the ASEAN Declaration on Ageing including a call for better data\, its weaknesses including the lack of a specific mention of social protection and social pensions\, and made recommendations for future actions\, particularly in relation to the development of an action plan to support the Declaration’s implementation. \nThe first draft of the statement will be delivered and the formal statement will be announced at ASEAN OPO Meeting in Cambodia in 2016. \n \nOlder people’s associations (OPAs) are community-based organisations of older people\, which aim to improve well-being of older people\, their family and communities. There are over 1\,700 older people’s organisations in the East Asia region and they are recognised by ASEAN leaders as an important tool for older people development.
URL:https://ageingasia.org/event/older-peoples-associations-exchange-visit-in-thailand/
LOCATION:Ibis Style Hotel\, Chiang Mai\, Thailand
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20131108
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20131109
DTSTAMP:20260730T230953
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SUMMARY:Anniversary of Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda)
DESCRIPTION:Anniversary of Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda)\n\n\nOn Saturday 8 November we will mark the one-year anniversary of the typhoon that struck the central region of the Philippines on the morning of 8 November 2013. Typhoon Haiyan\, locally known as Yolanda\, was one of the strongest typhoons ever recorded\, with wind speeds reaching up to 195 miles per hour. The damage caused by Typhoon Haiyan was extensive\, affecting many of the islands of the central Philippines. Over 1 million homes were damaged or completely destroyed\, more than 6\,000 people lost their lives and over 4 million people were displaced. \nA significant proportion of those affected by the typhoon were older people. Around 1.27 million\, or 8% of the reported 16 million affected people were aged 60 years or over. \nHelpAge International worked closely with the Coalition of the Services of the Elderly (COSE) to assess the level of damage and identify the immediate emergency support needs of the typhoon-impacted communities. Within days of the disaster\, HelpAge International and COSE formed a joint response as HelpAge-COSE and began to provide essential relief support to people in the affected islands of Negros Occidental\, North Cebu and West and East Leyte.
URL:https://ageingasia.org/event/anniversary-of-typhoon-haiyan-yolanda/
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