2012. 10. 30

Seoul

「 Happy Senior, Supporting Senior Citizens in Designing New Life Maps 」

Age-friendly City, Seoul

The elderly has made the Seoul, the Seoul will ensure the life of the elderly

Background

Elderly suicide rate

2011

64.4-The highest among OECD

(per 100,000)

The number of elderly people liv-

ing alone

2013

210,000- Male 60,000

-Female 150,000

In Social carelessness

Exposed to poverty, disease, loneliness, inac-tion

The popula-tion of elderly

2013

1,112,074

-Male 481,186-Female 630,888

Life expectancy Male 76.4 years old Female 83 years old

Poverty rate of the elderly

2006

45.1%-Three

times the OECD

The old man in Seoul?

Background

As of the end of 2011

with an yearly increase of

50,000 seniors

The Social care and unlimited responsibility for protecting the rights of senior citizens, income security, healthy ag-

ing is the duty of our generation

A comprehensive, strategic response is required : Action Plan

AGE-QUAKE

530,000

(5.4%)

710,000

(7.3%)

1.04 mil.

(10.2%)

1.40 mil.

(14.1%)

1.95 mil.

(20.3%)

2000 2005 2011 2019 2027

Years from aging to aged society The U.S. 73, Japan 24, Korea 18, Seoul

14(the fastest pace in the world)

Aging Soci-ety

Aged Society

Post-aged

Society

Senior policies expanded to various fields It now includes housing, transport, education, culture and health.

Senior policies are not just welfare policies!

Seniors now include baby boomers(1955-1963) A new set of policies required for this new type of seniors

Seniors in need of tailored policies age, health and income to be considered for various policies

Policy Directions

Promotion Sys-tem

Happy Senior, Supporting Senior Citizens in Designing New

Life Maps

Creating Virtuous Cycle of Welfare

Welfare policy for participation

Enhancing Realization for linkage 3 year plan

6 Area, 35 Policy Project(New Project 21 / Enlargement Project

14) Spreading a culture of respect for the el-derlySupporting a iintergen-erational integrationCustomizing to

each individual job offerCreate new jobs

Leisure and cultural activities to enhance supportSenior centers to switch to the familiar

Supporting Baby-boomerExpanding retirement social participation

Elderly living alone en-hanced careElderly support the health of body and mind

Community-based in-frastructure to welfareProviding a comfort-able house to live

Support for the 2nd stage life

(6)

Respect & Gen. Inte-gration(6)

Vibrant Life(6)

Stable life in

advanced age (6)

Care & Health

(6)

Age-friendly Environ-

ment(5)

Performance In-dices

Life of the elderly living will vary as follows

Images of the elderly(100 points)

54.858

6063

’12 ’13 ’14 ’15

Support for 2nd Sage Llfe

+Respect & Gen. Integration

Employ-ment rate of elderly

(%)

22.524

2730

’12 ’13 ’14 ’15

Stable Life in Advanced

Age

Elderly sui-cide rate(per 100,000)

58.460.4

62.464.4

’12 ’13 ’14 ’15

Healthy Ag-ing

Nursing care service utiliza-tion rate(%)

6.98.5

9.210.0

’12 ’13 ’14 ’15

Healthy Ag-ing

Utilization rate of welfare facil-

ities(%)

15.516.0

16.517.0

’12 ’13 ’14 ’15

Vibrant Life+Age-

friendly En-vironment

Actively support for Baby boomers

Support for the

2nd Stage Life

Supporting the 2nd Stage Life for Babyboomers1

Enlargement Social Partispa-tion for Professional retirees

2

Support for the 2nd stage life

Supporting the design of Baby-boomer’s

second life

1

Baby boomer Expo promotion(public-private co-host)

Expo promotion in conjunction with the existing senior jobs expo- Sharing Baby boomer’s issues and social responsibility issues presented (NGO, cooperative etc.)

Establishment 2nd life design center – 15

Launched 「 2nd life design center 」 (’12) - Supporting Baby-boomer 2nd life design, social contribution, employment training 5 10 15

’13 ’14 ’15

2nd life design centerEnhance new senior targeted continuing education

Civic education liberal arts college established in the new senior (2nd life design etc.)

Operating the continuing education courses by in-ternet and mobile phone

Expanding education by 2nd life design in senior business center (annually 300 persons)

10 30 50

’13 ’14 ’15

New elderly organization

200 300 500

’13 ’14 ’15

Subject matter experts pool

Support to social participation activities of profes-

sional retirees

2

New elderly organizations development & support

Discovering elderly organization of public interest, senior vocational clubSupporting the senior jobs in Seoul and genera-tion integration community programs New governance

SeoulAdministra-tive & finan-cial support

New el-derly org.Policy pro-

posals

Citizens, Se-nior

Conduct the projectMonitoring

The establishment of new senior policy advi-sory group

More than 20 of the senior, the elderly organization, ex-perts consisting of the council’13.1~)

Consultation and policy advice regarding employment, care, leisure

The establishment of a talent bank of retired professionals

The establishment of finance, economy, education, and la-bor pool expertise retirees(’13~)

Discovering the Senior Meister (shoes, metal, meat, etc.) (’13~) - Technical education, specialized school lectures and demonstrations, spread the craftsmanship and profes-sionalism

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Support for the 2nd stage life

Providing Jobs to Seniors Wanting to Work

Stable life in ad-

vanced age

Providing custom job by senior characteris-

tics

1

Development and support of new senior jobs2

Stable life in advanced age

40,000

51,000

63,000

’13 ’14 ’15

Number of jobs (’12, 35,000)

High- income,Professional

Consulting, Professional volunteer

Middle-income, Generalist

Corporate re-employment

Low income,Vurnerable class Public work

Plans for job offers by senior characteris-tics

Senior job offers according to the charac-

teristics

1

Enlargement the public jobs - 63,000

Step-by-step expansion of the community-centered jobs

- From 2013, extend the public participation period to 9 months, Elderly care of the elderly 465 pilot project con-duct 12 months

Support of employment in private sector

Senior job center enhance the ability of the job search (‘13~)Strengthen cooperation with job-related public and private organization (‘13~)

Set up for online job place-ment

Providing seniors online job matching services(www.seoulsenior.or.kr, ‘13~)Collaboration with private senior portal site (providing the information on senior jobs, and care services, ‘13~)

Develop and support of senior

new jobs

2

9 12 15

’13 ’14 ’15

Senior club(’12, 7)

2 5

’13 ’14 ’15Support urban-rural ex-

change business

10

12 15 20

’13 ’14 ’15

Social enterprise (’12, 9)

Elderly targeted development of new jobs

After conducting a pilot project implementation jobs idea com-petition- Silver consultant, health promotion activists, senior cul-tural heritage keeper etc.

Expand senior business club and social enter-prise– 35

Annual senior center expansion - 15

- Baking cookies, proctor, interpretation, forest ecology commentary etc.Suitable for the elderly cooperatives and sicial enterprise devel-opment – 20

- Senior sitter, research, book café, grandparents parenting the room, family day care etc.

Urban-rural exchange jobs business by pri-vate -10

To help the busy farming season in rural area by urban el-derly(Onion harvest etc.)- The metropolitan area conduct a pilot project(‘13) and expand nationwide

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Stable life in advanced age

Enhancing health & care support systems for seniors

Care &

Health

Enhanced care about elderly living alone 1

Support the elderly healthy of the body and

mind

2

Care & Health

5 15 25

’13 ’14 ’15Number of integrated care sup-

port center

Elderly living alone DB 210,000 peo-

pleCare service in-formation 361 org. 10

typeIndividualized case manage-

ment60,000 peo-ple

Computerized system for inte-grated management

12,500

25,000

50,000

’13 ’14 ’15

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Enhanced care about elderly living

alone

1Expand the care beneficiaries linked private re-sources – 50,000 persons

Elderly living alone 1:1 matching with community

Support cooperative elderly care and social enterprise business

- Forming the friendship with talking and sponsored goods by K-12 students(19,872 schools) and religious be-lievers etc.

- Provide fee-based services, such as safety confirmation

Provide personalized care services targeted elderly living alone

Computerized system for integrated management of el-derly living alone- DB construction elderly living alone(210,000 people), identity in-dividual needs and case managementInstallation on integrated care support center (25)- Comprehensive management of elderly care support by public health, community center etc.

Functional evaluation and exercise prescription el-derly living alone

Elderly living alone rated physical function(’14~)→ providing pre-ventive and curative services- Therapist training exercise and promotion the students volun-teering

Support the elderly healthy of the body and

mind

2

58.4

60.462.4

’13 ’14 ’15

Elderly suicide rate per 100,000 population

1,358

2,061

’13 ’14 ’15Support on non-receipt el-

derly long-term care

3,870

4,500

15,000

’13 ’14 ’15

Elderly support service at home

22,500

Support on non-receipt elderly long term care – 3,870 people

Support eliminated copayments for beneficiaries aged(‘13~)- Long-term care benefits, comprehensive senior care service

Strengthen elderly support service at home - 22,500 people

Elderly care services in general are not subject to support the el-derly(‘13~)- Inpatient convalescent home care services and supports up to 20 hours(annually)

Strengthen the elderly suicide preven-tion

Mental health assessment census targeted the elderly living alone → special risk managementGatekeeper training(annually 2,000 people)

- Elderly caregivers, home managers, visiting nurses etc.

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Care & Health

Development community-based welfare infra-

structure

1

Provide comfortable housing to the el-

derly

2

Creating senior-centered city environ-ment

Age-friendly environment

Age-friendly environment

Senior center

Youth cen-ter

Private organiza-tion

Community network

(Senior community center)

687 721 764

’13 ’14 ’15Welfare infrastruc-

ture

Development community-based welfare in-

frastructure

1

Continued expansion of welfare facilities for the elderly – 764

Small-scale community-based elderly welfare center - ’12, 37 → ’15, 70

Nursing homes- ’12, 446 → ’15, 494

Day & night protection day care center certification- ’12, 170 → ’15, 200

Reorganize the function of senior community center

Strengthen the hobbies, health, education course → customized community needs (’13~)- Community-led change to senior center and integrated generation program

Strengthening associated community resource, such as youth center, nursery (’13~)

Enhance the supporting of digital aging(smartphones, SNS etc.) (’13~)

Applying the universal design guidelinesElderly welfare facilities reflect user characteristics(’13~)

- Apply the guideline for remodeling and augmentation(driveway, interior space, color, light etc.)

Providing the comfortable housing to the

elderly

2

3,454

(596)

4,092

(638)

5,121

(1,029)

’13 ’14 ’15

Senior-only rental housing

Op-erat-ing planning

150(10 building

s)

300(20

build-ings)

’13 ’14 ’15

Supportive housing to el-derly living alone

Senior-only rental housing supply expan-sion

Supply the lower levels of rental housing(1~2 floors) (barrier-free design)

Customized elderly housing in the heart of com-plex facilities

Provide the supportive housing to elderly liv-ing alone – 20 buildings with 300 households

Providing housing who old age, living alone including hu-man services- Operations planning about group home and home stay model (’13 ~)

- Urban residential purchase, remodeling and started to supply (’14~)

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Age-friendly environment

Supporting seniors’ lively, decent recre-ation activities

Imposing a vibrant leisure activities will lay the founda-

tion

1

Conversion of open space for community to senior cen-

ter

2

Vi-brant life

20 40 60

’13 ’14 ’15

Senior club

Vibrant life

Imposing a vibrant leisure activities will lay

the foundation

1

Activating the senior club – 60 개

Sports instructor training for senior

Development the cultural club (sports, art etc.) and support exhibitions

Expansion of program on new age-old cul-ture

Conducting the senior K-Pop contest, fashion shows(’13~)- Sponsored by private organizations or public offering as a business promotion activities

Fostering Seoul Film Festival for elderly, held the senior theatre festival(’14~)

Fostering the senior cultural zone

Develop a comprehensive plan considered to pre-ferred facilities, programs of elderly(’13)Composition of intergenerational communication and exchange space(’14~)- Silver salon, silver library, theater, café, counseling center etc.

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Conversion of open space for community to senior center2

30 50 100

’13 ’14 ’15

Specialized program for senior cen-ter

15(pi-lot)

57(city facil-ities)

90(Total facili-ties)

’13 ’14 ’15Number of coordinator

on senior center

Support the specialized program for senior center – 100

Operating the type of program to meet local con-ditions(apartments, houses etc.)

Enable the local council for senior center

Participating with borough + branch of senior as-sociation + senior community center + experts

Training coordinator on senior center – 90 people

Induce changes to Senior centers by fostering pro-fessional 3 people

- Elderly propensity analysis using senior center, design the customizing pro-gram

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Vibrant life

Enhancing seniors’ roles in communities

Respect & Gen. Integra-

tion

Laying Foundation for Respect for Seniors1

Discovering and supporting Generation Integration Community Pro-

grams

2

23

20 50 100

’13 ’14 ’15

Guide-line de-velop-ment

Pilot test on 1 com-munity

Ex-ten-sion

’13 ’14 ’15

Laying foundation for respect for

Seniors

1

Social contribution activities for the elderly and or-ganizations to identity and prizes

Annually awards three areas for the elderly and organiza-tions Award for storytelling through the promotion prac-tices

Strengthen the role of the elderly in the community – 100 projejts

Support small-scale community(community center, school etc) based activities- Granpa chinese lessons, Fairy tales granma-to-speech

Development of advanced age-friendly guidelines for broadcasting

Appropriate senior program director ratio and increasing the posi-tive image for the elderlyLaunching the pilot program of senior radio program and in the future extended review

Respect & Generational Integration

24

Respect & Generational Integration

Enhancement of generational comm. & assistance2

Generational integration programs

Elderly groups and youth groups support the in-teraction and co-operation

SeniorSharing hous-

ing

College stu-dents

Life support services

「 Generational Consensus Talk Show 」 – Twice a year

The young and old exchange honest opinions on criti-cal issues

Single seniors sharing housing with col-lege students

Students pay low rents and offer basic life support services in exchange

Funds

It is for all of us to invest

$ 582 billion$ 679 billion

$ 958 billion$ 1,210 billion

2013 2014 20152012

3 years invested a total of $284.7 billion (Approximately $ 94.9 billion annual investment)

$ 230 billion

$ 1,977 billion

$ 198 billion

$ 264 billion

$ 153 billion

$ 25 billion

Government-sponsored $ 85.8 billion

City-spon-sored $ 198.9 billionRespect &

Gen. integra-tion

(Annually $ 8 billion)

Stable life in advanced age(Annually $659 bil-

lion)

Vibrant life(Annually $51 bil-

lion)

Support for the 2nd stage life(Annually $76bil-

lion)

Care & health

(Annually $ 66 bil-lion)

Age-friendly en-vironment(Annually $88 bil-

lion)

5384

93

’13 ’14 ’15

502642

833

’13 ’14 ’15

1560

123

’13 ’14 ’15

8191

92

’13 ’14 ’15

2374

56

’13 ’14 ’15

57

13

’13 ’14 ’15