Deliverable

Deliverable: D5.1: Website Content

Status: on-going

Date: 01/10/2014

Author: Christian Wehrmann (VDI/VDE-IT) [Version of 22/04/2013] (see

Annex 2)

Paolo Maria Rossini, Gaetano Guglielmi (MOH) [Version of

01/10/2014]

Project acronym: J-AGE

Project title: Coordination Action for the early implementation of the Joint

Programming Initiative (JPI) 'More Years – Better Lives – the

Challenges and Opportunities of Demographic Change'

Grant Agreement number: 318725

Funding Scheme: FP7-ICT-2011-8

Project co-ordinator name: Annette Angermann

Organisation: VDI/VDE-IT

E-mail: annette.angermann@vdivde-it.de

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1. Short description on the content of the deliverable: Online Publication of Working Papers from the JPI MYBL Working Groups (Section by Christian Wehrmann (VDI/VDE-IT) from Deliverable 5.1 of 22/04/2013] In order to stimulate scientific and societal debate with scientists and stakeholders outside the JPI bodies and before the Strategic Research Agenda is ready, the General Assembly decided that a number of Working Papers from the 5 Scientific Working Groups of the JPI MYBL should be published and accessible on the JPI Website. Working Groups of the JPI:

1. Health & Performance 2. Social Systems & Welfare 3. Work & Productivity 4. Education & Learning 5. Housing, Environments & Mobility

After consultation with the Scientific Advisory Board and the Working Groups, a selection of papers was chosen and published. The Working papers were published in March 2013 with the following disclaimer:

The following discussion paper is a contribution to the working group process of the JPI “More Years, Better Lives” and summarises the expert views of the author. It is not necessarily the final position of the entire JPI and its representatives.

New Design of Website (Section by by Christian Wehrmann (VDI/VDE-IT) from Deliverable 5.1 of 22/04/2013 and update

by MOH of 01/10/2014]

The layout and design of the JPI Website were changed, in order to reflect better the holistic and interdisciplinary (and trans-generational) approach of the JPI. The website is updated with news and events related to the JPI but it still needs some improvements, that will be developed in the last 5 months of the project.

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2. Table of contents:

1. Short description on the content of the deliverable…….………………………………..2 2. Table of contents…………………………………………………………………………….3 3. Deliverable……….…………………………………………………………………………...4 4. Annexes ………………………………………………………………………………………5

a. Annex I - project websites screenshot and description of improvement actions b. Annex II – Deliverable 5.1 – version of 22/04/2014

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3. Deliverable Online Publication of Working Papers from the JPI MYBL Working Groups

The information on the online Publication of Working Papers from the JPI MYBL Working Groups were already included in the Deliverable 5.1 of 22/04/2013 reported by Christian Wehrmann (VDI/VDE-IT), which is attached as Annex 2 of this Report.

New Design of Website

The layout and design of the JPI Website were changed, in order to reflect better the holistic and interdisciplinary (and trans-generational) approach of the JPI.

The website is updated with news and events related to the JPI but it still needs some improvements, that will be developed in the last 5 months of the project.

The website will not be modified in its graphic and structure, as it is considered that it will be renewed substantially with the JAGE II project that is expected to start in January /February 2015. The new website will be in line with the new dissemination strategy of the JAGE II project which will include also the use of social networks.

However the following improvements are necessary and will be implemented in the last five months of the project:

More visibility of the JAGE project: at the moment JAGE is visible only under the “About” section. On the basis of the possibility of modification of the database structure, the link to the JAGE project will be more visible.

Improved description of the JAGE project: the introduction page of the JAGE project does not provide enough information on the consortium and the project plan. A more detailed presentation (at least including partnership and workpackage list) will be added. The link between the JAGE activities and the JPI activities will be highlighted.

Increased information on events: for each events (past and future) the section will be improved including:

o Presentation;

o Report

o Picture (where available)

Future events will be clearly advertised on the website, directly on the homepage.

See Annex II for some additional explanation.

In addition to modification to the website itself, a proactive dissemination of the JAGE events and website will be done through the websites and newsletters of the organizations participating to the Societal Advisory Board.

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4. Annexes

Annex 1

o View of actual Website portal

The actual portal includes updated news and strategic documents downloadable.

A close section is available through login.

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o Needs of improvement in the Project Description

o Needs of improvement of Section EVENTS

Information on past events and future events will be added, including agenda, report, presentations, materials related, pictures.

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Annex 2– Deliverable 5.1 V_22/04/2014

See below

Deliverable

Deliverable: D5.1: Website Content

Status: 1

Date: 22.04.2013

Author: Christian Wehrmann (VDI/VDE-IT)

Project acronym: J-AGE

Project title: Coordination Action for the early implementation of the Joint

Programming Initiative (JPI) 'More Years – Better Lives – the

Challenges and Opportunities of Demographic Change'

Grant Agreement number: 318725

Funding Scheme: FP7-ICT-2011-8

Project co-ordinator name: Christian Wehrmann

Organisation: VDI/VDE-IT

E-mail: christian.wehrmann@vdivde-it.de

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1. Short description on the content of the deliverable:

Online Publication of Working Papers from the JPI MYBL Working Groups

In order to stimulate scientific and societal debate with scientists and stakeholders outside the JPI bodies and before the Strategic Research Agenda is ready, the General Assembly decided that a number of Working Papers from the 5 Scientific Working Groups of the JPI MYBL should be published and accessible on the JPI Website.

Working Groups of the JPI:

1. Health & Performance 2. Social Systems & Welfare 3. Work & Productivity 4. Education & Learning 5. Housing, Environments & Mobility

After consultation with the Scientific Advisory Board and the Working Groups, a selection of papers was chosen and published. The Working papers were published in March 2013 with the following disclaimer:

The following discussion paper is a contribution to the working group process of the JPI “More Years, Better Lives” and summarises the expert views of the author. It is not necessarily the final position of the entire JPI and its representatives.

New Design of Website

Furthermore, the layout and design of the JPI Website were changed, in order to reflect better the holistic and interdisciplinary (and trans-generational) approach of the JPI.

2. Deliverable

The following working papers from the Working Papers from the 5 Scientific Working Groups (WG) of the JPI MYBL are published on the JPI Website on http://www.jp-demographic.eu/news-events/news/discussion-papers-of-jpi-working-groups-online

WG

Topic Author Institut Country

1 Impact of care and public health systems on health

Prof. Dr. Dorly J.H. Deeg VU University Medical Centre LASA

Netherlands

1 Frailty: defining variables for preventing disabilities

Dr. Leocadio Rodríguez Mañas Hospital Universitario de Getafe (SERMAS)

Spain

1 Prof. Dr. Emily Grundy London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

UK

1 Prof. Tomasz Grodzicki Medical School of Jagiellonian University

Poland

1 Clinical Trials for Multimorbid Elderly

Prof. Dr. Roberto Bernabei Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore

Italy

1 Promotion of functioning: strategies for successful ageing (life course approach)

Dr. Sari Stenholm Organisation National Institute for Health and Welfare

Finland

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1 Technology and ageing: produce technologies for dependent older persons to help themselves in coping with daily life

Prof. Jean-Marie Robine Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale (INSERM)

France

1 Plasticity of human development and ageing in various domains of physical and cognitive function

Salvatore Angilletta Max-Planck-Society, Institute for Biology of Ageing

Germany

1 Plasticity of human development and ageing at the highest ages

Prof. D. Kaare Christensen University of Southern Denmark

Denmark

1 Promoting mobility in older people: access to out-of-home environments as a perquisite for physical and psycho-social wellbeing as well as participation in society

Prof. Dr. Taina Rantanen University of Jyväskylä Finland

2 Balancing Short Term Fiscal Austerity and Long Term Social Investment across the European Union in the Aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis

Prof. Dr. Anton Hemerijck VU University Amsterdam Netherlands

2 Coordinating Emergent Welfare Policy Mixes in Early 21st Century Europe

Prof. Dr. Anton Hemerijck VU University Amsterdam Netherlands

2 Costs, efficiency and cost-efficiency of the care system in Europe

Prof. Dr. Ismo Linnosmaa National Institute for Health and Welfare

Finland

2 Data Issues Dr. Olli Kangas Social Insurance Institution of Finland

Finland

2 Prof. Dr. Axel Börsch-Supan Munich Centre for the Economics of Aging

Germany

2 Demographic Change and Ageing Society

Prof. Dr. Alf Erling Risa University of Bergen Norway

2 Explaining Social System Adaptability

Prof. Dr. Anton Hemerijck VU University Amsterdam Netherlands

2 Gender and Ageing Prof. Dr. Bruno Palier CNRS, Sciences Po France

2 Heterogeneous Life-courses – individual and societal perspectives

PD Dr. Andreas Motel-Klingebiel

German Centre of Gerontology (DZA)

Germany

2 Prof. Sakari Karvonen National Institute for Health and Welfare

Finland

2 Pension system / Pension issue Prof. Dr. Eskil Wadensjö Stockholm University Sweden

2 Dr. Olli Kangas Social Insurance Institution of Finland

Finland

3 Employment Systems and Work-life-participation

Dr. Jörg Flecker Working Life Research Center Austria

Austria

3 Prof. Peter Nolan University of Leeds Business School

UK

3 Prof. Per Jensen Aalborg University Denmark

3 Productivity and the Ageing Society Prof. Alexia Fürnkranz-Prskawetz

Vienna University of Technology

Austria

3 Prof. Dr. Hakan Ercan Middle East Technical University (METU)

Turkey

3 Prof. Peter Nolan University of Leeds Business School

UK

3 Prof. Dr. Thomas Zwick Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

Germany

3 Societal Choices & Consequences Dr. Jörg Flecker Working Life Research Center Austria

Austria

3 Prof. Per Jensen Aalborg University Denmark

3 Work Organisation & Management Prof. Dr. Sibylle Olbert-Bock University of Applied Sciences St. Gallen Switzerland

3 Prof. Mikko Härmä Finnish Institute of Occupational Health

Finland

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3 Prof. Dr. Paulien Bongers Nederlandse Organisatie voor Toegepast Natuurwetenschappelijk Onderzoek (TNO) Netherlands

3 Dr. Dorota Zolnierczyk-Zreda

Central Institute for Labour Protection

Poland

4 Cognition, plasticity and technology Prof. Daniel Andler Organisation Université Paris Sorbonne

France

4 Curriculum Prof. Stephen McNair National Institute of Adult Continuing Education (NIACE)

UK

4 Economics and Financing of learning for older people 65+ and in an ageing society

Dr. Dieter Dohmen FiBS Forschungsinstitut für Bildungs- und Sozialökonomie

Germany

4 Learning Settings Prof. Stephen McNair National Institute of Adult Continuing Education (NIACE)

UK

4 Motivation Prof. Dr. Rocio Fernandez-Ballesteros

Autonomous University of Madrid

Spain

4 Stereotypes and Self-Perception of Ageing

Prof. Dr. Rocio Fernandez-Ballesteros

Autonomous University of Madrid

Spain

5 Design, Financing and Organisation of Physical and Social Environments

Prof. Ayda Eraydin Middle East Technical University (METU)

Turkey

5 Prof. Niccolò Casiddu University of Genoa Italy

5 Prof. Maria Benedetta Spadolini University of Genoa Italy

5 What kind of physical and social environment? How these better meet the needs and preferences?

Prof. Dr. Jens S. Dangschat Vienna University of Technology

Austria

5 Residential relocations Prof. Dr. Clara H. Mulder University of Groningen Netherlands

5 Social, economic and spatial inequalities in the living conditions of older adults

Dr. Jim Ogg Caisse nationale d'assurance vieillesse

France

5 Prof. Dr. Clara H. Mulder University of Groningen Netherlands

5 What is and will be today’s and future spatial distribution of ageing population?

Prof. Dr. Jens S. Dangschat Vienna University of Technology

Austria

5 Transport and Mobility Systems Prof. Niccolò Casiddu University of Genoa Italy

5 Prof. Maria Benedetta Spadolini University of Genoa Italy

5 What kind of transport and mobility systems and access is needed for ageing population?

Prof. Dr. Jens S. Dangschat Vienna University of Technology

Austria

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3. Annexes

Screenshot of new Website