The AgeWellAccounts project (2016 joint call) studies how the different dimensions of wellbeing change over the life course and how they differ between countries. The aim is to identify the main determinants that influence wellbeing at each stage of life and to explore the relation between wellbeing and intergenerational support. This project published three policy policy briefs on I) age and
You are invited to join the live stream of the final seminar of JPI MYBL’s first joint transnational call entitled ‘Extended Working Life and its Interaction with Health, Wellbeing and beyond’. The five funded projects which started in 2015 will present their results during this seminar in Helsinki. You can follow the seminar via this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfVf2Ec1a5M Programme Outline Wednesday
In Europe and around the world, people are living longer than ever before. This is one of the greatest achievements of the past century, but it also brings challenges for European societies and the EU as a whole. We must adjust to an ageing and shrinking workforce, and find financially viable ways to deliver high-quality health and social care for
The Joint Programming Initiative (JPI) “More Years, Better Lives – The Potential and Challenges of Demographic Change” aims to provide the intelligence and knowledge base to seek better evidence for policymaking for sustainable solutions. Researchers, stakeholders and policy makers from JPI MYBL’s 17 member countries gather in Helsinki to discuss policy integration. What good examples of integration of policy related
Demographic changes are long-term, and they occur at a steady and predictable pace. Thus, building demographic scenarios may help evidence-based planning for the future. The report makes projections for 2060 to understand the long-term impact for the EU of trends in fertility, mortality, migration, and changes in education levels and labour market participation. It analyses alternative scenarios that may limit
The Digital Transformation of Healthcare The Commission has adopted today a communication setting out a plan of action that puts citizens at the centre of the healthcare system in three ways: By enabling citizens’ secure, cross-border access to their electronic health records and the possibility of sharing their records across borders; By facilitating the use of larger data sets
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JPI MYBL is supported by J-Age II. J-Age II is funded by Horizon2020, the EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation, under Grant Agreement nr 643850
Joint Programming Initiative (JPI) “More Years, Better Lives”
