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Promoting Healthy Ageing in Urban Settings: Sustainable Cities, Human Mobility and International Migration: Opportunity for South-South Cooperation and Intervention Needs MALIKI Director of Population Planning and Social Protection Yogyakarta,


  1. Promoting Healthy Ageing in Urban Settings: Sustainable Cities, Human Mobility and International Migration: Opportunity for South-South Cooperation and Intervention Needs MALIKI Director of Population Planning and Social Protection Yogyakarta, 28 November 2017

  2. Ageing Vulnerability 1 2 OUTLINE South-South National Strategy Oppotunities 4 3

  3. Indonesia is growing old - 1971 2015 2045 Number of elderly lives in Metropolitan areas Population 1.800 Thousands 119,2 255,1 321 (million) 1.600 1.400 1.200 Population in 14,5% 53,1% 67,1% 1.000 Urban 800 600 400 Life Expectancy 55,1 70,8 72,8 200 (million) 0 Number of 5,3 21,6 62,9 Elderly (juta) • In the nearest future, population is becoming ageing. Indonesia will reach 10% of 60+ elderly in 2021 • In 2015, number of elderly is around 21,6 million, in which more than half lives in the urban. • Number of elderly who lives in the metropolitan areas is about 5,3 million. Sumber: BPS, Sensus dan Supas

  4. Vulnerability of the Elderly 4

  5. Elderly in the developing countries are more vulnerable • Level of consumption indicates welfare or access to welfare • The elderly in the middle and lower income countries experience a declining welfare • On the contrary, with comprehensive pension program, elderly in the developed countries are less prone to poverty • INDONESIA Pension coverage in Indonesia is still much less than 40% Age • Women elderly is also the most vulnerable Sumber : National Transfer Accounts data base Consumption per capita of the elderly (60+) (relative to prime age consumption (30-49) per single age, by countries’ economic group 5

  6. At least ONE in TEN older adults (60+) lives in poverty 11,21% 10,95% 8,23% 7,81% Food Insecurity Lack of Financial Lack of Health Support Insurance 2013 2014 2015 2016 Insufficient Isolation Housing Source: BPS: Susenas 2013-2016, estimated by Bappenas.

  7. Ranked 74, Indonesian elderly is insecured Lingkungan Enabling Yang environment Mendukung Elderly citizens feel safe (89%), protected (78%) and strong social 100 cohesion 19,9 Jaminan Income Kemampuan 8 0 37,8 Finansial Only 16.2% elderly has high school diploma or higher (in average Capability security 30,3% in Asia) 61 Kesehatan Health Life expectancy at 60 is only 14,3 years (Score in Global Watch Index) Nilai Indonesia dalam GAWI We are still in ranked 74 Pension coverage only 8,1% Sumber: Global AgeWatch Index Report:2015 7

  8. National Strategy 8

  9. National Strategy on Ageing Framework 1. Right-based approach – Ensuring the elderly receive their rights – Ensuring the elderly understand and perform their obligation Universality and Inalienability – Indivisibility - Equality and Non-Discrimination - Participation and Inclusion – Accountability - Rule of Law 2. Life Cycle Approach : Empowering the elderly starts from the very early stage of life HUMAN CAPITAL INVESTMENT Skill Development PRODUCTIVITY Mother’s health health Social development = 9 Community values Family values Life in the womb Legal aspects education

  10. National Strategy on for Prosperous, Indepedent, and Dignified Society Translating 3 Main Pillar of Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing (2002 ) 5 Rights of the Awareness Community Government elderly building 1 4 Prosperous, Independent and Dignified Healthty Institutional Society Building Family Private Social Protection 2 and Productivity 3 10

  11. South South Opportunities 11

  12. Partnerships with the community to build eldery friendly society BENEFICIARIES BENEFITS OBJECTIVES  At risk, frail, and  Basic support  To live comfortably in living alone older services their own homes  Providing care and  Integration of informal Persons Age in Place  Recovering elderly follow-up through and formal health system  Terminally ill  Reduce unnecessary re- referral system  Living debilitating  Empowering the visits to health facilities  Empowered elderly disease elderly District health One Stop Window INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENT • To provide physical, social, emotional, economic facilities Services and spiritual services to elderly by the community • Adopted nationally in 2006 Caregiver Government Capacity Building Elderly Community

  13. THANK YOU 13

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