Aging with growth in Central Europe and the Baltics : what’s next for old Europe? (English)

Europe’s population is growing older. People are living longer and healthier lives. Wealthier European Union (EU) countries have enjoyed near‐universal access to better health care and seen public health promotion and lifestyle changes that have reduced the morbidity and mortality due to heart disease, an effort known as the ‘cardiovascular revolution’. As a result the EU‐15 countries enjoy an average life expectancy of 81 years. At the same time...

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Author

Sinnott,Emily;

Koettl-Brodmann,Johannes;
Document Date
2015/01/01
Document Type
Working Paper
Report Number
98481
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
Europe and Central Asia,
Region
Europe and Central Asia,
Disclosure Date
2015/08/04
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Aging with growth in Central Europe and the Baltics : what’s next for old Europe?
Keywords
Longevity

Language

English

Rel. Proj ID

7E-Aging With Growth in Central Europe and the Baltics -- P133203

Major Sector

FY17 - Social Protection

FY17 - Education

FY17 - Health

Theme

FY17 - Structural Transformation and Economic Diversification,FY17 - Health System Strengthening,FY17 - Health Systems and Policies,FY17 - Standards, Curriculum and Textbooks,FY17 - Economic Growth and Planning,FY17 - Access to Education,FY17 - Green Growth,FY17 - Active Labor Market Programs,FY17 - Social Protection,FY17 - Labor Market Institutions,FY17 - Labor Market Policy and Programs,FY17 - Education,FY17 - Teachers,FY17 - Social Safety Nets,FY17 - Science and Technology,FY17 - Inclusive Growth

Sector

FY17 - Public Administration - Social Protection,FY17 - Social Protection,FY17 - Health,FY17 - Other Education

Topics

Aging,Health,Life Expectancy,Older Workers,Retirement,

Historic Topics

Health, Nutrition and Population, Industry, Macroeconomics and Economic Growth,

Historic SubTopics

Adolescent Health, Health Care Services Industry, Labor Markets, Pensions & Retirement Systems, Population & Development,

Unit Owning

Social Protection & Labor ECA (HECSP)

Version Type

Final

Product Line

Economic and Sector Work

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Sinnott,Emily; Koettl-Brodmann,Johannes.

Aging with growth in Central Europe and the Baltics : what’s next for old Europe? (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/559001468000582442

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