As part of the work on the research topic of the department “Research on mechanisms of social and legal protection of vulnerable categories of the population in the conditions of martial law and the strategy of post-war development of Ukraine”, associate professors of the Department of Law Gaevaya O.V. and Gariaeva G.M. took part in the publication of a collective monograph:
and received a certificate:
Today, the most important thing for older people in the world is to maintain independence, maintain health, and remain included in society.
As life expectancy increases and the global “silver economy” rapidly develops, the focus has shifted from simple care to
ensuring active and dignified longevity. Today, almost every country in the world faces a predictable, but solvable,
a trend that has a profound impact on societies and economies: population aging. Despite numerous calls for action, the issue of aging remains
overlooked — especially against the backdrop of other “megatrends” such as climate change and digital transformation. Why is the issue of aging being given
Not enough attention? This topic lacks the necessary attention at the public policy level. Opportunities for healthy longevity: for the first time in history
A group of almost a billion people aged 60 to 79 has formed , who are increasingly enjoying good health.