Global Coalition On Expert Consultation on Alzheimer’s and Big Data
2013
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We Have A Strategic Vision for Global Aging
Taking On Longevity with Market Innovation
We develop initiatives that focus on meeting the challenges of worldwide aging with groundbreaking market solutions and progressive public policies.
Through our white papers, roundtables, webinars, presentations to third parties, and other communications materials, we are leading the global aging dialogue and providing public education designed to enable healthier and more active aging.
The Value of Pull Incentives in Japan to Encourage Investment in Antibiotic Innovation to Solve the AMR Crisis
In April 2023, the Global Coalition on Aging (GCOA) convened a private workshop of experts and officials from Japan, Sweden, the United Kingdom, Italy and the United States to discuss how pull incentives within Japan and around the G7 could reinvigorate antibiotic innovation.
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Bone Health Initiative White Papers
In October 2022, GCOA's Bone Health Initiative (BHI) launched two white papers outlining key imperatives for advancing bone health in the Decade of Healthy Ageing.
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China Healthy Aging Cities Forum and Report
GCOA, in partnership with Renmin University, convened the first-ever China Healthy Aging Cities Forum, on July 28, 2022. The Forum highlighted positive policy actions in Beijing and other Chinese and global cities to support healthy aging, with adult immunization generally and COVID-19 vaccination success for older adults in particular as key examples.
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Protecting Canadian Caregivers Against Influenza
In September 2022, GCOA, Immunize Canada, and other leading organizations across Canada partnered on a unique public education campaign highlighting the need and opportunity for Canada’s caregivers to protect themselves against influenza.
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The Value of Pull Incentives in Japan to Encourage Investment in Antibiotic Innovation to Solve the AMR Crisis
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Bone Health Initiative White Papers
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China Healthy Aging Cities Forum and Report
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Protecting Canadian Caregivers Against Influenza
Unlocking Global Collaboration to Accelerate Innovation for Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia
In June 2013, GCOA and the OECD hosted an expert consultation on innovation for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia at Harris Manchester College. The aim of this consultation was to stimulate discussion and the highest possible level of expert engagement in setting out an agenda for OECD action to accelerate innovation for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Specifically, the objectives were to:
- Provide a space for country experts, policy makers and other stakeholders to share views on the main scientific, technological and policy challenges Alzheimer’s and dementia raise
- Create an opportunity for multidisciplinary exchange
- Capture views on how to move forward and develop concrete ideas for OECD action
Visit the OECD website for more information.
Aegon Retirement Readiness Survey
2012
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The Changing Face of Retirement
The first annual Aegon Retirement Readiness Survey aims to better understand prevailing attitudes about retirement planning and personal expectations among the current working generation within eight European countries, as well as the United States. The report confirms that immediate action is required to address a general lack of retirement readiness. People have, however, started to recognize the essential role they play in their retirement security.
IFA 11th Global Conference on Ageing
2012
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IFA 11th Global Conference on Ageing
The Global Coalition on Aging (GCOA) led a panel discussion during the International Federation on Ageing 11th Global Conference on Ageing, in May 2012. The discussion explored the role of adult immunization to advance wellness and build effective prevention strategies across the life course. Experts on the topics of aging, health policy, economics, and immunization engaged in a dialogue on the value proposition of adult immunization and the path forward.
Educational Attainment and Retirement Report
2010
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Educational Matters: The Impact of Educational Attainment on Worker Retirement Outlook
This 2010 survey from the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies highlights the correlation between educational attainment and retirement confidence among American workers, as well as their ability to save and plan for retirement. It also makes recommendations for outreach initiatives and public policy, including promoting available tax incentives, improving financial and retirement literacy, and expanding retirement plan coverage, to help improve retirement security among all workers.
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