1. European Developments ICT & Ageing 19 March 2012

2. From Challenge to Opportunity Social Necessity Major Opportunity 2 Dependency Ratio From 1:4 to 1:2 80+ doubles by 2025 Cost of Care Up by 4-8 % of GDP by 2025 Human Resources Shrinking work force Lacking 20 million carers by 2020 Empowerment Active Ageing New Care Models Integrated care Large Efficiency gains Growth and Markets 3000 B€ Wealth 85 Million Consumers and growing

3. New Knowledge More Years Better Lives Alzheimer’s JPIs Ageing well action plan eHealth action plan   Public Health Programme Struc tural Funds EIB ESF Natio nal funds  Deployment support Ageing Well The EU Picture Policy Areas ural New solutions AAL  Proven Ideas FP7 ICT & Ageing well FP7 eHealth    FP7 Health  Time to market Active and Healthy Ageing Partnership  CIP ICT & Ageing well CIP eHealth Evidence and innovation guidelines 

4. AAL Joint Programme Call 5 open, 51 M€ budget Topic: ICT-based Solutions for (Self-) Management of Daily Life Activities of Older Adults at Home

5. Prevention and health promotion Framework Conditions / Communication and awareness Care and cure Independent living and social inclusion 3.6 Interoperability 3.2 Independent living 3.4 Fall prevention 3.3 Digital skills 3.1 Integrated care services 3.5 Telemedicine 3.7 Community Building on EIP CIP call objectives and EIP AHA innovation areas Budget 24 M€

6. Summary of Objectives and Instruments PILOT APILOT BTN 3.1: Wide deployment of integrated care servicesX 3.2: Towards open and personalised solutions for active and independent living. X 3.3: Digital capacity and skills XX 3.4: Fall prevention network for older users X 3.5: Large scale development of telehealth services for chronic conditions managementX 3.6: Adoption, taking up and testing of standards and specifications for eHealth interoperability X 3.7: Community building on Active and Healthy Ageing X 224

7. European Innovation Partnership on Active & Healthy Ageing The first attempt to bring together interested parties from public and private sectors to deliver innovative solutions for an ageing society

8. EIP on Active and Healthy Ageing TARGET : enable citizens to live longer independently in good health (increasing HLYs by 2 by 2020, QoL, Efficiency gains) MAIN AREAS: Addressing major age-prevalent chronic diseases Innovation in integrated care delivery systems Innovation in independent living and social inclusion APPROACH: Combining demand and supply sides of innovation Building on existing instruments and new ones where necessary Ownership of key stakeholder willing to invest High-level political commitment Very large-scale deployment Awareness and best-practice sharing across Europe ec.europa.eu/active-healthy-ageing

9. Prescription and adherence action at regional level WHO: pharmacists, health professionals, carers, patients HOW: advanced clinical analytical ICT ‑ enabled tools application of clinical protocols AIM: identification of non ‑ adherent patients & counselling them on the use of medication Personal health management, starting with a falls prevention initiative WHO: science/academia, regulatory authorities, industry, care providers, patients, carers HOW: innovative tools for screening (e.g. sarcopenia) AIM: fall prevention for older people - monitoring & keeping balance functionality/exercising Specific Actions Action for prevention of functional decline & frailty WHO: care providers, regulatory authorities, patients HOW: early diagnostic tool-set (e.g. Functional Capacity Evaluation tool), new medical devices AIM: identification of pre-frailty conditions

10. Replicating and tutoring integrated care for chronic diseases, including remote monitoring, at regional level WHO: public & private, care providers, health professionals, patients, social carers HOW: network, standardised survey tool identifying health status of mulitmorbid patients AIM: communication & integration between different health & social care providers; avoidance of hospitalisation of older patients Development of interoperable independent living solutions, including guidelines for business models WHO: regulatory authorities, industry, venture capitalists, procurers, patients/older people & carers HOW: joined-up procurement of independent living solutions; open standards for multi vendor solutions AIM: guidelines and standards on a variety of solutions for safety, mobility & personal communications with family together; sustaining independence in daily life of older persons Specific Actions

11. Framework conditions Funding Horizontal Actions WHO: EC, national authorities (MSs) HOW: legislation revision, standardisation for interoperability, data protection, EC funding alignment AIM: clarity, flexibility & robustness of legal framework; efficient use of resources; facilitation of innovation deployment Evidence Repository for age-friendly innovation Marketplace to facilitate cooperation among various stakeholders WHO: EC, national authorities (MSs), stakeholders HOW: reference examples, common data base, platform of cities/regions for age friendly environment AIM: sound and robust data, reliable methodologies WHO: stakeholders HOW: stakeholders’ networking, exchange of good practices AIM: facilitation of innovation, knowledge, good practice transfer/sharing

12. Implementation

13. Timetable 2012 Adoption of the EC Communication29 February Invitations commitments, Ref. Sites 29 February Stakeholders Conference, launch marketplace 3 April Interim deadline for “Invitation for commitments”End May Meetings of Action Groups, Action PlanJune - October Conference of partners, launch actionsNovember

14. Horizon 2020 Creating Industrial Leadership and Competitive Frameworks  Leadership in enabling and industrial technologies  ICT  Nanotech., Materials, Manuf. and Processing  Biotechnology  Space  Access to risk finance  Innovation in SMEs Excellence in the Science Base  Frontier research (ERC)  Future and Emerging Technologies (FET)  Skills and career development (Marie Curie)  Research infrastructures Shared objectives and principles Common rules, toolkit of funding schemes Europe 2020 priorities European Research Area Simplified access International cooperation Dissemination & knowledge tranfer Tackling Societal Challenges  Health, demographic change and wellbeing  Food security and the bio-based economy  Secure, clean and efficient energy  Smart, green and integrated transport  Supply of raw materials  Resource efficiency and climate action  Inclusive, innovative and secure societies

15. 15 Proposal for H2020 Health, Demographic Ageing a key priority under Europe 2020 – European Innovation Partnership and H2020 Longer term R&D VPH (in-silico medicine) Personalised health and well-being Active and assisted living (including also people with disabilities) + Int: Cooperation, roadmapping, standards Applied R&D/Innovation AAL Joint Programme (+ follow-up) Pre-commercial procurement Take-up/Deployment support Integrated care, Independent living, Inclusion Public Procurement of Innovation

16. 16 Launch of actions under Active and Healthy Ageing Partnership (join up) Next CIP call beginning 2012, Next ICT call end 2012 Horizon 2020 proposal under discussion AAL JP V2 discussion started JPI MYBL in a central position

17. Further Information EU ICT and Ageing Well Initiatives http://ec.europa.eu/einclusion ICT Policy Support Programme http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities/ict_psp/index_en.htm http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities/ict_psp/index_en.htm Ambient Assisted Living Joint Programme http://www.aal-europe.eu/ http://www.aal-europe.eu/ JPI - More Years – Better Lives http://www.jp-demographic.eu http://www.jp-demographic.eu Active and Healthy Ageing Partnership http://ec.europa.eu/active-healthy-ageing http://ec.europa.eu/active-healthy-ageing Contact: peter.wintlev-jensen (at) ec.europa.eu & bart.neerscholten(at)ec.europa.eu