云南省发展老龄产业的现状、前景与对策思考

人类在跨入二十一世纪的同时也迈入了一个老龄化时代、长寿时代。随着人口老龄化的不断发展和人民生活水平的提高，如何尽快推进老龄产业的发展．满足老年人日益增长的物质和精神需求，提高老年人的生活生命质量。已经成为摆在老龄实践和     

发展老龄产业亟待市场化

发展老龄产业,要充分发挥政府、市场、老年人的作用,寻求三方作用的有机契合点。老龄工作推动老龄产业发展需要从以下三个方面进行：政策推动政策也是一种资源,老龄产业的最初发展需要以公共政策作为支持。老龄产业是一个新兴产业,它的稳定发展涉及方方面面,其中制定有利于老龄产业发展的相关政策体系是其能否持续发展的关键。     

老龄产业市场前景广阔 发展还需政策扶持

随着我国老龄人口不断增加,老龄化、高龄化、空巢化将同时到来。业内人士呼吁,老龄产业市场前景广阔,但快速发展还需政策扶持。     

宁夏老龄产业发展现状、问题及政策建议

一、宁夏老龄产业发展现状及存在的主要问题(一)宁夏老龄产业发展现状 1、老龄产业已引起政府有关部门的高度重视。1999年，宁夏回族自治区人民政府制定下发了《关于兴办老年经济实体有关优惠政策内容的通知》，通知虽然没有直接提老龄产业，但围绕老龄产业相关内容提出了对老年人兴办经济实体、社会福利设施和     

我国老龄服务产业的现状及其未来发展趋势——基于对张家口老龄服务产业调查

随着我国社会人口快步进入老龄化,社会化养老模式受到越来越多关注和推崇,怎么养老,如何养老,如何大力发展老龄服务产业是摆在各级政府面前的新的课题。本文主要从我国老龄服务的现状入手,结合其他城市的先进经验,为老龄产业的未来发展提出若干建议。     

制定扶持政策 加快发展老龄产业

近几年来，随着我国经济的发展和老龄人口的增长，社会各界越来越关注老龄产业的发展。不少专家、学者和老龄工作者发表论文，对这一产业进行了有益的研究和探索，为推进老龄产业的发展发挥了积极的作用。但是，由于受经济收入、传统观念、     

北京市老龄产业发展现状、问题与对策研究

一、北京市老龄产业发展现状及存在的问题北京市老年人口的不断增多和老年人需求的变化带动了北京市老龄产业的发展引起了政府的重视。     

浅析我市老龄产业发展现状、方向及对策

为探讨上虞市在人口老龄化态势下如何发展、推动老龄产业，并采取有效措施，不断解决人口老龄化带来的相关问题，寻求符合市情的科学、合理的老龄产业发展之路，以有效地保障老年人的物质生活、精神文化生活和心理情感慰藉等多种养老需求所提供的物质生活资料、精神文化产品、各层次为老服务产品的生产与供给。上虞市老龄办为此进行了专题调研，     

吉林省老龄产业现状及发展对策研究——基于韩、日老龄产业发展经验

人口老龄化问题已经引起政府和社会的广泛关注。老龄产业作为新兴的综合性产业,既是应对老龄化社会的长久之计,也是刺激消费、拉动内需的新增长点。近年来,吉林省人口老龄化呈现出新趋势,给社会、经济带来一定影响,对吉林省老龄产业的发展提出新的要求。通过对吉林省人口老龄化特征和产业发展现状叙述和分析,借鉴韩、日老龄产业发展经验并提出吉林省老龄产业的发展对策。     

我国老龄产业发展的机遇与挑战

一、背景——我国人口的老龄化、高龄化和长寿化 我国不仅是世界第一人口大国，也是老年人口最多的国家。新中国建立的50年．随着我国人口寿命的逐渐延长和生育率的不断下降，老年人口在总人口中的绝对数和比例不断增加，带来一场史无前例的人口革命——人口老龄化。人口老龄化不仅是人     

广州游艇产业发展的现状与对策

游艇产业是游艇研究开发、设计制造、销售、消费、维护保养、修理、管理等一系列相关的经济活动的总称。游艇产业的龙头是研发,核心是设计和制造,终端消费是使用、维护保养、修理、管理。我国不少沿海城市已将游艇产业纳入国民经济发展规划,广州应依托举办亚运会和“退二进三”的有利契机大力发展游艇休闲产业,将其培育为社会与经济发展新的增长极。     

广东社会组织现状及发展策略研究

社会组织是平衡政府福利责任与社会福利供给的重要中介。公共管理视角下的社会组织是指由公民自发组成,为实现成员的共同理想,按照其内部章程开展活动,以便实现组织的宗旨和目标的社会群体,其核心目标在于实现群体内部成员的需求。本文基于广东省社会组织发展现状进行分析,探讨了阻碍社会组织进一步发展的主要问题成因,并提出了关于加强社会建设,推动社会组织加快发展的若干对策建议。     

Global Convergence: Aging and Long-Term Care Policy Challenges in the Developing World

Aging around the world poses a global challenge in eldercare. This challenge is particularly felt in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), where population aging outpaces the development of aged care policies and services. This Perspective highlights the phenomenon of global convergence in several unsettling trends and challenges shared across LMICs. These include the weakening of informal family care systems for the elderly, growing need for formal long-term care of the frail and disabled who can no longer be adequately supported by family members, and mounting pressures for policy responses to tackle these societal challenges. It is argued that policymakers should take a proactive stance. That is, when family care for the elderly falls short and family caregivers are increasingly under strain, the government should step in and step up support to fill in the gap by developing appropriate policies and a continuum of long-term care services that are accessible and affordable for the majority of older people in need. Three general principles are then suggested with regard to long-term care provision, financing, and quality assurance, which transcend national borders and can be used to guide long-term care policymaking across LMICs.     

Towards a Policy for Aging in India

Summary

India has been engaged in developing the National Policy for elderly for the last two decades. The efforts to establish a policy began building on traditional values, a small number of pre-independence enactments. Lawgivers of India spoke of the rights of the elderly and the responsibility of the state towards them almost 2000 years ago. Additional factors such as culture, social norms, and influence of international organizations, particularly the Vienna Plan of Action, have been responsible for shaping the Policy. The Plan of Action agreed upon at the end of the Vienna meeting could not come into being due to several reasons such as the size of the country and its federal structure. This article takes an overview of the efforts made by the federal government and the NGOs to create a National Policy. The article describes the process by which the National Policy came into being and provides an overview and critique of the present Policy. The author makes a summary of the major areas of action suggested by the Policy, the strategies designed, and the implementation roles of different Ministries. The author describes the steps taken since 1999 and provides the concluding remarks.     

Environmental and Policy Change to Support Healthy Aging

Given the growing evidence of the influence of the environment on older adult health, the need to design and implement effective environmental policy around healthy and vital aging is urgent. This article describes issues amenable to improvement through policy change, evidence supporting specific policy approaches and outcomes, and promising strategies for implementing those approaches. Key areas of focus are neighborhood design and safety, housing, transportation, and mobility. Strategies to build capacity for policy change are also addressed. Our goals are to foster greater attention to environmental change in support of healthy aging and to illuminate directions for policy change.     

Commentary: The Emergence and Application of Active Aging in Europe

Active aging is established as the leading global policy strategy in response to population aging. In practice, however, the term active aging serves as a convenient shelter for a wide range of policy discourses and initiatives concerning demographic change. The twin purposes of this article are, first, to examine its European origins and how it has been applied in the world's oldest region. This policy analysis illustrates the contrast between the primarily European discourse on active aging, which emphasizes health, participation, and well-being, and the U.S. discourse that prioritizes productivity. The application of active aging in Europe has, nonetheless, been predominantly in the productivist mold. The examination of the emergence of this key policy concept in Europe is contextualized by an outline of the changing politics of aging in this region. The second purpose of the article is to set out a new, comprehensive strategy on active aging that is intended to realize the full potential of the concept. Understanding of the need for this broad vision of active aging is facilitated by the historical policy review.     

广州市体育产业发展探析——基于广州市体育产业现状调查的思考

国际体育产业快速发展,在社会经济的发展中扮演着越来越重要的角色。广州市在产业结构优化、产业升级的形势下应该如何谋划体育产业的发展。文章在广州市体育产业调查的基础上提出搭建体育产业公共创新平台、打造体育产业的集群经济、体育产业的＂区域一体化＂、完善体育产业的竞争环境、营造体育看台文化经济氛围等发展思路。     

北京市科技公共服务体系建设：现状、问题与对策

科技公共服务体系是科技北京建设的基础性工程。北京市紧紧围绕科技北京建设的战略要求,加大了科技公共服务体系的建设,取得了一定的成效。但存在的问题主要表现在：科技资源聚集能力强而资源共享作用弱;共性技术服务功能缺位,技术孵化、产业孵化功能缺失;管理制度的整体性系统性不强。加强北京市科技公共服务体系建设,应加强科技创新资源整合,促进科技创新产业联盟;尽快建立产业共性技术供给与扩散机制,根本解决创新服务功能缺项的问题;以提升自主创新能力、增强国家科技竞争力为政策主线完善政策体系,提高科技政策的系统性和政策效率。     

上海软件和信息服务业布局优化研究

软件和信息服务业是上海经济新的支柱性产业和重要增长点。目前,上海软件和信息服务业仍集中在以浦东和徐汇为核心的中心城区,但有向外围扩散的趋势。目前存在的主要问题是产业布局差异化不足、郊区产业配套能力不足、产业园区辐射能力不足。上海应针对地标区域、中心城区、外围区域、传统产业集聚区和新兴区域,采取不同的信息服务业发展思路;针对现有信息服务业基地和新兴发展区域,采取不同的产业发展政策。     

Technology-Based Innovation for Independent Living: Policy and Innovation in the United Kingdom,Scandinavia, and the United States

Interest in utilizing technology to help older adults remain living at home is growing; however, uptake remains low. We present a conceptual framework for understanding independent living technology innovation within health and social services. Public policy and innovation in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Scandinavia are profiled as case studies. In all profiled countries, independent living technology is more rapidly advancing than associated state policy, regulation, and payment systems. The findings from this comparative analysis reveal areas for further exploration, including policy subsystem environments in which technologies and services are regulated, as well as trends and desires of older adults and their caregivers within particular cultural contexts.