Age-Friendly Cities Framework
The foundational WHO framework identifying 8 domains of age-friendliness: outdoor spaces, transportation, housing, social participation, and more.
View on WHO →Curated research, policy frameworks, and practical tools for building age-friendly communities.
Official guidelines and research from the World Health Organization and international bodies.
The foundational WHO framework identifying 8 domains of age-friendliness: outdoor spaces, transportation, housing, social participation, and more.
View on WHO →The UN's global collaboration to improve the lives of older people, their families, and communities. Key action areas and progress reports.
Explore Initiative →Comprehensive UN report on the prevalence of ageism, its consequences, and evidence-based strategies to combat age-based discrimination.
Read Report →Policy documents, funding programs, and research initiatives from EU institutions.
The EU's initiative bringing together stakeholders to develop innovative solutions for active and healthy aging across Europe.
Learn More →The European Commission's analysis of demographic challenges and opportunities, including impacts on pensions, healthcare, and intergenerational solidarity.
View Paper →Research and innovation funding opportunities related to health, demographic change, and wellbeing under the EU's flagship program.
Find Funding →Hands-on resources for communities, healthcare providers, and policymakers.
WHO's practical guide for local governments on assessing, planning, and implementing age-friendly policies and programs.
Download PDF →How cities can leverage technology to create inclusive urban environments that serve citizens of all ages and abilities.
View Tech Guide →Research-backed approaches for creating programs that connect younger and older generations for mutual benefit.
Access Toolkit →Sources: Eurostat, WHO, European Commission (2024)