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6 Longevity Economy Principles – The World Economic Forum Weighs In
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The World Economic Forum has introduced the Longevity Economy Principles to address the challenges and opportunities presented by a new era of longevity and generational rebalancing. The principles focus on financial resilience, healthy aging, and social inclusion. They advocate for robust social safety nets, financial literacy, prevention for healthy aging, evolving jobs and lifelong skill building, designing social connection and purpose, and addressing longevity inequalities. Over 35 institutions, including Mercer, Manulife, BlackRock, and the European Commission, have signed on to support these principles. The WEF's guide is complemented by France's 10-point Charter and the efforts of academic institutions and organizations like the Stanford Center on Longevity and the Global Coalition on Aging. Adapting to the longevity economy requires collaboration between the public sector, private sector, and civil society to ensure that longer lives are synonymous with better lives.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/avivahwittenbergcox/2024/06/09/6-longevity-economy-principles--the-world-economic-forum-weighs-in/
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The World Economic Forum has introduced the Longevity Economy Principles to address the challenges and opportunities presented by a new era of longevity and generational rebalancing. The principles focus on financial resilience, healthy aging, and social inclusion. They advocate for robust social safety nets, financial literacy, prevention for healthy aging, evolving jobs and lifelong skill building, designing social connection and purpose, and addressing longevity inequalities. Over 35 institutions, including Mercer, Manulife, BlackRock, and the European Commission, have signed on to support these principles. The WEF's guide is complemented by France's 10-point Charter and the efforts of academic institutions and organizations like the Stanford Center on Longevity and the Global Coalition on Aging. Adapting to the longevity economy requires collaboration between the public sector, private sector, and civil society to ensure that longer lives are synonymous with better lives.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/avivahwittenbergcox/2024/06/09/6-longevity-economy-principles--the-world-economic-forum-weighs-in/