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Integrating Cities politicians call for increased policy coordination and support for migrant integration
Meeting in Amsterdam in March 2012, politicians from 13 of Europe's biggest cities launched the Amsterdam Statement, encouraging governments of all member states, regions and cities to work constructively together to make integration work in Europe.
Demographic change: challenges and opportunities for employment
The Employment Committee (EMCO) and the Heads of Public Employment Services (HoPES) organised a conference to discuss the 'Challenges and opportunities for employment vis-à-vis demographic changes' in Warsaw on 10-11 October.
Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Council
The Council of EU Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Ministers will meet on 3 October in Luxembourg.
EU population older and more diverse – new demography report says
The third Demography Report published in cooperation with Eurostat reveals Europeans are living longer and healthier lives.
2012 to be the European Year for Active Ageing
The European Commission has on September 6, 2010 proposed that 2012 be designated as the "European Year for Active Ageing".
Consultation in view of a possible designation of 2012 as European Year for Active Ageing and Intergenerational Solidarity
Following a conference on intergenerational solidarity in April 2008 under the Slovenian Presidency, there have been calls to organise a European Year for Active Ageing and Intergenerational Solidarity.
2009 Ageing Communication: a renewed strategy for tackling Europe’s demographic challenge
Europe's population is living increasingly longer and in better health, a huge achievement that we have every reason to be proud of.
Reassessing the role of older people in Europe
Eurofound launches special website for European Day on Solidarity and Cooperation between Generations.
Demography Report - Towards better societies for families and older people
The second European Demography Report has been published on 21 November 2008.
Working longer, living better – Europe’s coming of age
Europeans are now living longer than ever before with significant implications for the sustainability of pensions, economic growth and the future labour supply.
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