Longer Lives Are Becoming the Norm. Are We Ready?

09.06.2026

IFA’s 2026–2029 Strategy for Healthy Ageing and Longevity

The world is ageing rapidly. The question is no longer if societies will adapt, but how. Learn how the International Federation on Ageing is driving action across sectors, policies, and systems to shape a future where longer lives are a foundation for resilience, equity, and growth.

Republished from: International Federation on Ageing | Global Connections

Decade Action Areas

Age-friendly environments

Long-term Care

Source Organisation

Country/Region Focus

Global

Sector

Non-governmental organisation

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