Age-Ready Cities (Version 2)

For the first time, there are more older persons than children under five, and more people are driven to cities for livelihoods, to have access to essential services and simply to enjoy their golden years. | How can we ensure cities welcome and nurture a diverse population - older and younger persons alike - in ways that are sustainable, inclusive, and equitable for all? | The world is ageing and becoming increasingly urban. | A report, "Silver Hues: Building Age-Ready Cities," suggests that proactively and intentionally planning and designing cities can aid their transformation toward building cities suitable for all ages.