1. Regions for Economic Change 25–26 January 2007
TRANSNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE PROJECT 2004–2006
Regions for
Economic Change
25–26 January 2007

2. TRANSNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE PROJECT 2004–2006
Focus
Developing elderly care for the future based on our citizen´s needs, demands and wishes.

3. Project partners TRANSNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE PROJECT 2004–2006 Bodö
Luleå
Uleåborg
Faroes Islands
Lieksa
Project partners
Inverness

4. Communication Distance spanning technology
TRANSNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE PROJECT 2004–2006
Communication
Distance spanning technology
• Webcam •
• Video conferences
• Intranet
Meetings in the different regions

5. Citizen Dialogue Why this method?
TRANSNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE PROJECT 2004–2006
Citizen Dialogue
Why this method?
• Fewer voters
• Fewer active party members
• Limited political dialogue
Targeting people in need of care in 10 to 15 years
Record Generation

6. Focus areas • Housing • Networks • Services
TRANSNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE PROJECT 2004–2006
Focus areas
was the method in all six focus areas
• Housing
• Networks
• Services
• Competece and staff recruting
• Relatives and akin
• Health care

7. Our method • Interviews • Dialogue groups/focus groups
TRANSNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE PROJECT 2004–2006
Our method
• Interviews
• Dialogue groups/focus groups
• Questionnaries

8. Results • Current situation • Wanted
TRANSNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE PROJECT 2004–2006
Results
• Current situation
• Wanted
• Our proposals
Models and solutions for the future

9. Added value • Citizens involvement • Media attention
TRANSNATIONAL PROJECT 2004–2006
Added value
• Citizens involvement
• Media attention
• New perspective on own system
• Feedback on own system - “an outsider´s look”
• Exchange of “best practices”
• Visits to all participating countries >joint picture

10. Project Focus Project partners Communication Citizen Dialogue
TRANSNATIONAL PROJECT 2004–2006
Project Focus
Project partners
Communication
Citizen Dialogue
Focus areas
Our method
Results
Added value