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Publications and briefings

Find a range of useful documents detailing the issues facing those in later life around the world. 

Lifting everyone up: Why a UN Convention on the Rights of Older Persons matters

This briefing sets out what to expect from the process of creating a Convention, why the involvement of older people is crucial, and the role the UK Government can play in ensuring their meaningful participation.

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The double test: Building climate-resilient health systems fit for an ageing world

This policy briefing highlights opportunities to address the strain on health systems resulting from climate change and rapid global population ageing. 

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Reflections on CSW70

Age International Senior Policy Adviser Katy Chadwick looks at the key outcomes for older women at the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW).

Non-communicable diseases and ageing

Our policy briefing on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) addresses myths around NCDs and ageing and sets out opportunities for where UK Government support can have the greatest impact.

Older women: the hidden workforce

Globally, older women are contributing unrecognised yet critical support to their families, communities and economies. Our report sets out recommendations to address this inequality.

If not now, when?

Older people are marginalised and in some cases excluded by humanitarian aid response. Our report provides recommendations for humanitarian actors, donors and agencies.

Older citizen monitoring

Achievements and learning from our Older citizen monitoring (OCM), which involves older people at grassroots level monitoring the implementation of policies and services affecting their lives.

Facing the Facts

Download Age International's flagship publication - which draws together 25 high-profile thought leaders on the areas of ageing and international development. 

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