In Episode 11, of On The Ground, we hear from Kazuki Yamada of the World Health Organization, WHO, supporting the UN Decade of Healthy Ageing (2021-2030) through management of its communications and branding. Mr. Yamada guides listeners on creating powerful collaborations.
We discover a new environmental prize supported by an NGO, The Earth Prize.org. We also review the happenings at the recent UNIDOP, International Day Of Older Persons at the United Nations.
Show Guide
(00:00) On the Ground is produced by the Global NGO Executive Committee
(01:20) About The UN Decade of Healthy Aging was declared this year
(05:41) 80% of older people in 2050 will be living in low and middle income countries.
(09:31) 75% of aging outcomes are influenced by environment
(18:33) News You Can use: there is a new environmental prize
(20:26) Dr. Kazuki Yamata speaks about the United Nations decade of healthy aging
(28:45) Dementia program: Music for Dementia aims to engage people with dementia through m
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