Signal WHO Decade of Healthy Ageing framed as the reference for age-friendly environments
Summary
The Inclusive Wellness Initiative cites the World Health Organization's Decade of Healthy Ageing as a reference point for thinking about longevity. The WHO programme stresses environments that help people stay mobile, reach what they need and take part in social life at every age. GWI uses this emphasis to support its argument that aging is shaped by surroundings and not only by medical care. It links the programme to a wider shift in which housing, transport, food systems and community infrastructure count as part of the health ecosystem. The reference helps give institutional weight to the Initiative's call for prevention and ageing in place. It also leads into the Initiative's interest in deliberately designing communities that support long-term health.
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- Initiative Trends 2026: Collective Intelligence and Foresight from Global Wellness Leaders Global Wellness Institute page=43;section=Inclusive Wellness Initiative Trends / TREND 5: The Longevity Imperative and the Redesign of Health Systems 2026-05 accessed 2026-07-26
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