Carian mengenai topik ageing population

Starting off with a keynote address by Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri, Minister of Women Family & Community Development - Join us for a special broadcast on Malaysia’s ageing population, via expert insights from our panelists on Malaysia's ageing population and the equity gaps, challenges, solutions & opportunities that lie ahead!

More people are choosing not to have children, sparking big debates and changing how we view family and society.

Malaysia is at a critical juncture as it faces growing challenges from the rise of generative artificial intelligence.

16% of Malaysians aged 60 and above are living with cognitive decline in 2024.

On this episode of #TheFutureIsFemale Melisa Idris speaks to Teepa Snow, an occupational therapist specialising in dementia care and education. She developed the Positive Approach to Care®️ technique which emphasises empathy, respect, and understanding when interacting with individuals living with brain change, while actively advocating to change the norms of dementia care culture.

KLSP2040 projects that the elderly population will be higher in 2040, namely at 17.3 per cent, compared to 9.2 per cent in 2025.

Research reveals the rapid shift towards an ageing demographic status would mean a continuation of the decline of the working population.

The budget prominently addresses some of the concerns the EPF had raised on the long-term financial wellbeing of Malaysians.

Community living isn't well known in India and has a stigma among those who do know it.

Countries worldwide are grappling with challenges of an ageing population. How do we come up with solutions and measures to address this?

Japan and Italy are tackling their ageing populations with similar yet distinct policies. But there are still some grey areas.

Ageing population is a phenomenon where older individuals become a larger share of the total population.

Legislation to safeguard senior citizens' rights should also be complemented by measures to ensure the welfare of informal carers.

With the number of people over 65 years in Malaysia projected to triple to over six million by 2040, Malaysia needs to learn from Japan on how to manage its ageing population.

The increase in the number of senior citizens in the 2020 Population and Housing Census, will assist in formulating policies and preparing to deal with the ageing population in Malaysia.