Ageing in Place – Design, Planning and Policy Response in the Western Asia-Pacific (Book review)
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Populations are rapidly ageing in many countries around the world. Approximately 20% of the global population will be aged 60 or over by 2050. Many people aspire to remain physically and socially active as they age, with a preference to retain independence and connection to long-term social ties. This preference gives rise to the concept of ageing in place, where seniors remain in their own homes, or with family, rather than moving into residential care settings.
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Urban and regional planning
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Matthews, T, Ageing in Place – Design, Planning and Policy Response in the Western Asia-Pacific (Book review), Urban Policy and Research, 2022