"Ageing Societies" – A global challenge and shared- opportunity Global Innovation Forum on Active and Healthy Ageing 5 December 2016, Brussels "Ageing Societies" – A global challenge and shared- opportunity Loic Garcon Alex Ross

Turning demographic change into a Global, national, and local opportunity Transforming Health and Care Transforming industries and the economy Transforming Worklife …and doing so in an equitable way, focusing on frugal innovations and functionality …holistic approaches linking technological and social innovations …contributing to sustainable UHC

G7 health ministers meeting: Kobe Key Issues Global health architecture – emergencies ・WHO Emergencies Programme; WHO and World Bank funding; 　 　International Health Regulations; WHO Blueprint for action against 　 　infectious diseases Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) + Research ・UN General Assembly; Surveillance; - GLASS system; WHO Global Plan; 　Fast track regulatory approvals ・Partnership for research; new resources, Open Science platforms, 　WHO Prequalification Programme Universal health coverage (UHC) and healthy/active ageing ・New UHC2030 global collaborative platform; “Roadmap for Healthy Systems, Healthy Lives”; UN High-Level Commission on Health Employment and Economic Growth,; ・Comprehensive services for older people; transformation and innovation agenda; more data; WHO Global Plan on Ageing; NCD prevention and control; dementia – research, new WHO Global Strategy (May 2016), age friendly and dementia friendly initiatives

Paradigm shifts Existing model Future Chronic Care Prevention Home Self Dx./Care Connected health Intrinsic capacity Acute Cure Treatment Hospital Physician-led Paper based Ageing as # Fcnl. ability

A new public-health framework for healthy ageing Significant loss of capacity High and stable capacity Declining capacity WHO, The World report on ageing and health. 2015 Creating age-friendly environments Aligning health-services to the older populations they now serve Developing systems of long-term care Improving measurement, monitoring and understanding Priority areas for action

Challenges & Opportunities for Innovation Lack of a framework for the technological ecosystem Wide variety of country social, economic, cultural contexts Need to engage the user! Need new evaluation/assessment methods; regulatory approaches Rapidly evolving technologies Affordability! (Inequities are increasing) Adaptation  reverse innovation Multiple morbidities; need for social connectivity

Emerging Technology: The Future (is here) Aging Technology Innovations Assistive Technologies Big Data and AI Remote Lab Robotics Smart Body sensors Smart Medication Management External Sensors for Remote Monitoring Fall Prevention Patient/Provider/ Caregiver Communication Platform Local Social Commerce Networks Health & Social Apps EMR Connected Medical Devices Courtesy of CITRIS, www.citris-uc.org

Global Cooperation: WHOs contribution WHO Global Strategy and Action Plan – Ageing and Health WHO Kobe Centre agenda: UHC, Innovation, Ageing Populations WHO Global Forums on Innovation for Ageing Population Platform for accelerating social and technological innovations for ageing populations worldwide GATE Initiative WHO-ITU collaborations

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