aging 2.0 new york - 28 august 2012
TRANSCRIPT
The Future Agenda is the world’s largest open foresight programme that engaged expert input from over 1500 organiza=ons to gain a unique global view
Future Agenda Aging 2.0
From this first programme, we highlighted a number of core insights which give us a view on emerging drivers of change
and help to challenge exis=ng perspec=ves
Context Core Insights
By 2020 we will add another 750m people to the planet, most in places least able to accommodate them – The change in the demographic profile is a bigger challenge than net growth
Imbalanced Popula=on Growth Aging 2.0
Immigra=on is increasingly key in economic development strategies and, especially in low fer=lity economies, na=ons
posi=on themselves to aNract migrants
Migra=on Magnets Aging 2.0
By 2015, 32 people an hour will be moving into Shanghai, 39 into Kinshasa and Jakarta, 42 into Mumbai and Karachi, 50
into Dhaka and 58 into Lagos – mostly the young
Developing World Mobility Aging 2.0
India believes that within 30 years it will gain a ‘demographic dividend’ over China as the one-‐child policy impacts the economic balance of Chinese society which aims to be rich before it gets old
China’s Demographic Aging 2.0
Globally, a wealthier, healthier older genera=on increasingly engage in more ac=ve lives, having extended careers
and becoming more poli=cally involved
Ac=ve Elderly Aging 2.0
More companies are recognizing that a focus of ac=vi=es on the over 50s is a major growth pla^orm and are shi_ing priori=es from targe=ng the majority of adver=sing at the under 30s
Over 50 Engagement Aging 2.0
As mayors lead bold ini=a=ves to place their ci=es at the forefront of the global stage, many expect that the pivotal
changes in policy and innova=on will emerge in key megaci=es
Mega City States Aging 2.0
Dr Tim Jones Programme Director Future Agenda 84 Brook Street London W1K 5EH
[email protected] futureagenda.org #futureagenda hHp://www.slideshare.net/Amjones72
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