Примеры использования Implications of population ageing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Furthermore, the implications of population ageing cannot be dismissed.
With regard to research needs, there is clearly a lack of data andsystematic reviews of the implications of population ageing.
Research and analysis on the implications of population ageing for development.
The implications of population ageing were only beginning to be addressed.
Research and policy analysis on the implications of population ageing for development;
ECE member States remain committed to the implementation of MIPAA/RIS andto adapting their societies to the implications of population ageing.
It will focus on,inter alia, the implications of population ageing for social security systems and pension schemes.
The policy relevance of demographic statistics is further accentuated by the growing implications of population ageing on all spheres of society.
To promote awareness of the implications of population ageing around the world, the Department developed an information programme for the observance of the International Day for the Elderly 1 October.
This year, the theme of the seminar was the economic implications of population ageing in the ECE region.
The wide-ranging implications of population ageing for economic, social and political development meant that a well-thought-out policy response geared to enhancing the participation of older people in the development process was clearly needed.
The round-table breakfast was held in Geneva on 8 July 2009 and focused on"The implications of population ageing for global public health.
It commissioned a series of papers on the gender implications of population ageing in diverse country settings, and presented them at a side event of UNRISD during the Second World Assembly on Ageing. .
The primary purpose of these materials is to reinforce the capacity of FAO member States to address effectively the implications of population ageing for agriculture.
Policy makers must avoid transmitting misperceptions about the implications of population ageing, which lead to a negative image of intergenerational relationships.
From mid-2004 to mid-2005 ESCAP has provided advisory services in the area of information and training, including on measuring changes in population structure,policy implications of population ageing and long-term health care.
Participants discussed the implications of population ageing for intergenerational transfers and pension systems, particularly in light of the current economic and financial crisis, and also considered options for addressing the increasing health expenditures associated with population ageing. .
Much of her research over the past twenty years has focussed on the social policy implications of population ageing and the well-being of older people.
In many countries, the implications of population ageing were becoming a major concern and the focus of political debate, as Governments considered how best to address the expected increases in health and pension costs associated with growing numbers of older persons.
Investing in human capital development across the life course contributes to addressing the implications of population ageing, as well as to more inclusive and sustainable development.
To ensure that the implications of population ageing for global public health were taken into account in the annual ministerial review conducted during the 2009 high-level segment of the Economic and Social Council, the Population Division organized a ministerial round table breakfast on the implications of population ageing for global public health, held in Geneva on 8 July 2009.
Developed countries have attached the highest priority to policy and programme formulation,analysis of the implications of population ageing on development, and the exchange of knowledge and experience.
The topics that could be addressed by the seminars are varied and could include,for example, the implications of population ageing on the labour markets(where UNECE will seek collaboration with ILO), interrelated social and economic aspects of living arrangements of older persons(in collaboration with the Council of Europe), social housing for older persons, where the UNECE has a recognized know-how, as well as gender aspects of ageing. .
In the area of population ageing, such research can include studies on the social,economic and cultural implications of population ageing; the sociocultural aspects of ageing; the link between population ageing and socio-economic development; poverty and the socio-economic vulnerability of the elderly; the impact of HIV/AIDS on older persons; living arrangements of older persons; changing family structures; older persons in conflict situations; and elder abuse, neglect, discrimination and exploitation.
Over the years, UNFPA support has helped to facilitate and contribute to the training of over 1,000 participants from developing countries,for courses on such subjects as demographic aspects and implications of population ageing, income security for older persons in developing countries, and gerontology and geriatrics.
Four main topics were considered during the meeting:(a)how changing age structures affect economic growth;(b) the implications of population ageing for social security and pension systems;(c) the impact of ageing on health systems; and(d) the importance of intergenerational transfers for the support of older persons.
Furthermore, the mandate of the Conference could be extended to respond to regional and global processes, such as the Millennium Declaration, the expected Johannesburg Declaration,the economic and social implications of population ageing, and the impact of information technology on societies.
It should draw attention to the unprecedented numbers of young people and to the speed and implications of population ageing, with a focus on the needs of both groups and especially on women.
In addition to making recommendations for extending the population estimates and projections to provide more detail at the oldest ages, the Working Group discussed the implications of population ageing and of declining mortality among the oldest old-ages above 80 years.