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The Fair guidelines are a four step guide for civil society organisations wishing to influence their governments to support a UN convention on the rights of older people.
Evaluates existing policies and practices concerning the inclusion of data about older people in disaster preparedness and humanitarian response in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.
Findings and recommendations
Findings and recommendations
This is the HelpAge Management Response to the Sida Evaluation Report, including action plans in response to the 14 specific recommendations outlined in the report.
This indepdendent report assesses progress against our 2015-2018 funding agreement with Sida, the relevance, effectiveness and sustainability of our strategy implementation model, and recommendations towards HelpAge's strategy beyond 2020. A copy of the full evaluation report is available upon request via info@helpage.org
Humanitarian inclusion standards for older people and people with disabilities (Spanish) This is the Spanish translation of a publication that brings together standards, key actions and practical guidance for including older people and people with disabilities in emergency responses. It also provides tools and resources, and case studies illustrating how older people and people with disabilities can better participate in humanitarian action.
This is the Arabic version of Living, not just surviving, a paper on what older people say about their rights to social protection to education, training, lifelong learning and capacity building.
This report presents the findings of an analysis of data collected by HelpAge International and it's network members using HelpAge's Health Outcomes Tool. The tool is designed to collect data to better understand health and care in older age, and to measure the impact of HelpAge's health and care programmes. The tool was used between 2014 and 2017 in nine low and middle income countries across Asia, Africa and Latin America.
This is the Spanish version of Living, not just surviving, a paper on what older people say about their rights to social protection to education, training, lifelong learning and capacity building.
This is the Russian version of Living, not just surviving, a paper on what older people say about their rights to social protection and social security, and to education, training, lifelong learning and capacity building.
This case study is part of the Unblocking Results case study series,an ODI research project on aid and governance constraints. Unblocking Results seeks to gather evidence on whether, and how well, aid can help to resolve or mitigate governance problems that often hinder the delivery of broad-based public services in developing countries.
