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About the book
Alexandre Kalache places population aging at the center of public policy, rights and social innovation, advocating active and dignified longevity for everyone.
Longer lives are a collective achievement whose benefits depend on inclusion and preparation across the life course.
The big idea
The longevity revolution demands age-friendly communities and policies built with older people, not merely for them.
- Health
- Age actively
- Participation
- Keep a voice
- Security
- Protect dignity
Four ideas to remember
Health
Age actively
Strengthen prevention, functional ability and access to integrated care.
Health sustains autonomy.Participation
Keep a voice
Ensure social, cultural, civic and economic participation at every age.
Participation creates belonging.Security
Protect dignity
Build income, housing, mobility and protection from violence and neglect.
Rights do not expire.Learning
Prepare for change
Promote lifelong education and intergenerational exchange.
Knowledge supports autonomy.Key takeaway
Active aging is produced by rights, opportunities and supportive environments throughout life.
Why it matters
Population aging affects cities, health systems, work, families and democracy.
The result
Longer lives with autonomy, participation, security and dignity.
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