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Public Policies for an ageing population- ICTs PoV

Public Policies for an ageing population- ICTs PoV. 4th Silver Economy Conference. 28th-29th January Limoges. Introduction. 1.2 million inhabitants in 41.602 km2. Population Density: 25.9 km2 (average density in Europe, 116.8 km2 ) Services 61.0%, Industry, 25.7%

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Public Policies for an ageing population- ICTs PoV

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  1. Public Policies for an ageing population- ICTs PoV 4th Silver Economy Conference. 28th-29th January Limoges

  2. Introduction • 1.2 million inhabitants in 41.602 km2. Population Density: 25.9 km2 (average density in Europe, 116.8 km2 ) • Services 61.0%, Industry, 25.7% • Unemployment rate: 17.9% (2008)

  3. NATURAL GROWTH

  4. In this context, ICTs are a very important meaning to help rural areas and their inhabitants to access to the Administrative services. eDemocracy/ e Government. Facilitating services for +50 through ICT government policies • DIGITAL DIVIDE: location, age, gender, education. • Infrastructure • Training • Outputs silver economy

  5. Infrastructure • To provide overall material access • 100% of municipalities are connected with broadband. • Without Connectivity, nothing is worthy • Without technological literacy the Connectivity is useless

  6. Training • Motivational access • Skills access • Usage access • How? Trough the New Knowledge Centres spread all over the region. • What for? Ie: To become users of eGovernment, to improve their autonomy, to digitalize cultural heritage.

  7. Outputs to foster attendance for +50 • JARA • SEPAD • SENIOR LAB

  8. JARA PROJECT: Regional Health Care Information System • Professionals in the health sector: • Difficult to access the necessary information • Vital information for a patient might be missing • Thereisredundantinformation • Bureaucracy • Users: • Lowefficiency in deliveringcare • Bureaucracy • Integration motor: paperflow

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  10. SEPAD: Extremenian Service to Promote Autonomy and Dependent´s Attention • Organism created by the Regional Goverment to provide such services. • It depends on the Regional Ministry of Health and Social Affairs. • It is a step ahead from healthcare, it looks for the wellbeing of elders and their relatives.

  11. SENIOR LAB • Senior lab is a physical and virtual centre aimed to implement a R+D+I centre on healthcare technology for dependent old people. This centre forms part of the European network of Living labs. • Promotion of independent life and leisure of old people. • Present rural areas as a creative virtual space.

  12. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION: Contact: director@fundecyt.es teresa@fundecyt.es Links: www.fundecyt.es www.juntaex.es

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