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JPI “More Years, Better Lives: The Potential and Challenges of Demographic Change”

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Status Quo of the JPI

„More Years, Better Lives”

P.M. Rossini


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Aims of the Joint Programming Initiative “More Years, Better Lives”

• Better coordination of national/regional and EU activities relevant for DC

• Exchanging best practice, pooling of expertise/ financial resources and performing joint

activities to provide scientifically proven data to tackle problems related to DC efficiently.

• Gain understanding of the multi-faceted phenomenon DC by a cross-disciplinary and holistic

approach and make use of the economic potentials of an Ageing European society and

establish a positive, holistic vision for “Ageing in Europe”.

• Elaborate a European Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) to identify research gaps, define

adequate implementation (joint) activities and formulate recommendation to political stakeholders

(science-driven approach).

• Have an impact on National and EU Agenda Setting (Horizon 2020)

• Assure input from end-users and take full account of societal needs (SOAB). Raise public

awareness towards the DC.

• Provide an open platform for interested countries and relevant organisations within the EU and

beyond (WHO,OECD, UN, etc.). Networking with relevant EU activities (JPIs, AAL-JP, EIP-AHA, and

others)


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Countries supporting the JPI (incl. Joint Financing of the JPI

Administration)

Austria Denmark Finland Norway

Germany Italy (Delegate Dr. A Cesario) Netherlands Poland

Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey

UK

Belgium, France

13 Members

Observers

Interest: Canada


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Scientific

Advisory Board

Scientific Technical Secretariat

WG 1 WG 2 WG 3 WG 4 WG 5

Working Groups

Societal

Advisory Board General Assembly

Vice - Chair Chair Vice - Chair

JPI Governance Model


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JPI „Troika“

Prof. Marja Vaarama National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland

Chair

Dr. Rosita Cottone Federal Ministry of Education

and Research, Germany

Vice-Chair

Prof. Paolo M. Rossini Italian Ministry of Health, Italian

Ministry of University &

Research

Vice-Chair


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Research for Demographic Change requires an interdisciplinary and

holistic approach across different domains

Health & Performance

Work & Productivity

Education & Learning

Housing, Urban-rural

Development and Mobility

Social Systems and

Welfare

5 Working Groups with about 80 leading scientists from Europe to prepare a

cross-sectoral, multi-disciplinary Strategic Research Agenda


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Age Platform Europe Eurocarers

HOPE - European Hospital and

Healthcare Federation

European Trade Union Confederation

(ETUC)

BUSINESSEUROPE European Association for the

Education of Adults (EAEA)

Council of European Municipalities

and Regions (CEMR)

UITP - International Association of

Public Transport

Insurance Europe

Societal Advisory Board


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1.Organise the JPI

• Involve MS and Scientific and Societal Stakeholders (2010)

• Gain Political commitment

• Elaborate a common vision for the field (February 2011)

• Set up of JPI bodies and governance structure

2. Define R&D Priorities

• Define research priorities and implementation gaps

• Develop a common Strategic Research Agenda of Member States

3. Coordinate R&D in Europe

• Align research and funding programmes of MS/EU

• Launch Joint activities of MS to address Research Needs and Societal issues

Activities of the JPI

2012

2013/2014


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September/ October 2011 (2nd meeting)

• Definition of Research fields and topic

January 2012

(3rd meeting)

• One-Page-Papers

End of March 2012

• WG reports

May 2012

• First meeting of the SAB

Beginning June 2012

• Draft of the SRA chapter is circulated amonst the WG members

11th/ 12th June 2012

• GA in London – Presentation of the draft SRA by WG chairs

Phase II: Next WG meetings

September


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The 2nd Phase of the JPI after June 2012 will be shaped by the FP7

Co-ordination and Support Action that will foster the further

development of the SRA and Joint Activities of Member States.

SRA Process (until June

2012)

JPI Coordination and Support

Action

Implementation of SRA and

Joint Activities

2012 2012/2013 2013/2014


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J-AGE – Support to the early implementation of the Joint Programming

Initiative (JPI) 'More Years – Better Lives – the Challenges and

Opportunities of Demographic Change'

CSA project / Call ICT call 8

Indicative budget: EUR 1.5 million

Start: Expected in Summer 2012

Duration: 30 months

Participating Countries in the Consortium:

Germany, Finland, The Netherlands, Italy, Poland, Sweden, Spain, Turkey, UK

Workpackages dedicated to:

• WP1 : Management and Coordination

• WP2 : Development of the SRA

• WP3 : Mapping and Foresight

• WP4 : Implementation of SRA

• WP5 : Dissemination (IT)

• WP6 : Monitoring and Evaluation


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JPI-MYBL Horizon 2020

Health &Performance

Social Systems & Welfare

Work & Productivity

Education & Learning

Housing, urban-rural Development & Mobility

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III.1 Health, Demographic Change and Wellbeing

III.6 Europe in a Changing World –Inclusive,Innovative and Reflective Societies

Part III Societal Challenges

Part II Industrial Leadership

II.1 ICT

(ICT-applications for ageing, human-machine interaction)

Thematic synergies


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Web: www.jp-demographic.eu

Documents

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