Publications

French translation of the summary of the Global AgeWatch Index 2014: Insight report, presenting an overview of the social and economic wellbeing of older people around the world.

This paper describes the objectives, definitions and data sources used for each indicator in the 2014 Global AgeWatch Index and explains the changes since 2013.

A summary of the Global AgeWatch Index 2014: Insight report, presenting an overview of the social and economic wellbeing of older people around the world.

This report presents the findings of the 2014 Global AgeWatch Index, ranking 96 countries according to the social and economic wellbeing of their older people. It has a special focus on income security.

Russian translation of the summary of the Global AgeWatch Index 2014: Insight report, presenting an overview of the social and economic wellbeing of older people around the world.

Russian translation the findings of the 2014 Global AgeWatch Index, ranking 96 countries according to the social and economic wellbeing of their older people. It has a special focus on income security.

Korean translation of the summary of the Global AgeWatch Index 2014: Insight report, presenting an overview of the social and economic wellbeing of older people around the world.

Korean translation of the findings of the 2014 Global AgeWatch Index, ranking 96 countries according to the social and economic wellbeing of their older people. It has a special focus on income security.

This report provides evidence on older farmers which makes clear the importance of including them in programmes and policies.

This paper looks at a volunteer group called the “Older People Watch Group” that aims to promote and protect older people’s rights and entitlements in Mae Hong Son province, Thailand.

This survey in Kolfe Keranyio, Ethiopia assesses the nutritional status of people aged 60 and over in order to test an innovative new rapid assessment method for older people (RAM-OP).

The second briefing in our Pension watch series considers the potential costs, now and in the future, of universal social pensions in 50 low- and middle- income countries under a range of scenarios.