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Case Study n°1

MEP. Case Study n°1. Structure : . Introduction : Local planning on active ageing in Neverold District I. Budget II. Solutions Kinderly Transportation Palliative care III. Financial dilemas Long term solutions Short term solutions Conclusion. Introduction : Neverold District.

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Case Study n°1

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  1. MEP Case Study n°1

  2. Structure : • Introduction : Local planning on active ageing in Neverold District • I. Budget • II. Solutions • Kinderly • Transportation • Palliative care • III. Financial dilemas • Long term solutions • Short term solutions • Conclusion

  3. Introduction : Neverold District • Ageingis a problem • Developingexisting services in imaginary country

  4. Budget planning • Existing budget – 94 560 000 EUR • Expected growth of the budget – 10% • Actual budget – 104 016 000 EUR

  5. Solution 1 : Kinderly • Kinderly is a place that provides social and heath services for elderly and children. • 8 Kinderly in Neverold District

  6. Solution 1 : Kinderly • Services : • Health services : • Nutricional advising program • Copping program • Health and Literacy program • Social services : • Sharing zone • Kindergarten

  7. Good for the health - Reduction of loneliness and depress The budget - 2.000.000 € - Connection between villages - 4 buses Solution 2 : Transportation

  8. Public transport • Discount for the retired people • A tool of communication • Distribute flyers • Advices • Poster • Advert • A need to move

  9. Solution 3 : PalliativeCare in the RuralVilla According to World Health Organization (2012) the “palliative care is treatment to relieve, rather than cure, symptoms caused by some fatal diseases. Palliative care can help people live more comfortably; It is particularly needed in places with a high proportion of patients in advanced stages where there is little chance of cure.” “Effective public health strategies, comprising of community- and home-based care are essential to provide pain relief and palliative care for patients and their families in low-resource setting ”WHO (2012).

  10. TO GET MONEY Get some investors. The populations to develop a community fund.

  11. So for that we need 20.000.000€ for the project and for the construction To build the unit is cheaper if we build a new building

  12. Expenditure • 12 nurses • 4 doctors • 5 assistant operating • 1 director • For the staff, materials and the maintenance of the unit we need to spend 5.000.000€ for year. • The secretaries, the engineer, the priest and the others professionals can work voluntarily

  13. Financial dilemas • Financial problems of young couples lead to low birth rate • Part of eldery population is suffering from the lack of money to cover their needs • Unemployment of young population

  14. Long term solutions • Increase of birth rate by giving benefits to young couples • Companies sponsoring and give donatives to social associations pay lower taxes • Rehabilitation plan financed by European Regional Development Fund

  15. Short term solutions • Employment for young and elderly people • Markets to sell home-made products created by elderly people • Voluntary Solidarity Day • Benefitiary music concerts

  16. Conclusion :

  17. BibliographicReferences : Web site : • WHO. (2007). Health of indigenous peoples. Retrieved March19, 2012, from http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs326/en/ • WHO. (2012). Cancer. Retrieved March19, 2012, from http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs297/en/ • WHO.(2009). Promoting Health and Development: Closing the Implementation Gap. March19, 2012, from http://www.who.int/healthpromotion/conferences/7gchp/Track1_Inner.pdf • Wright and Livneh. (2007). Roundtable on Coping with Chronic Illness and Disability. March19, 2012, from http://www.ilru.org/html/training/webcast/handouts/2007/03-26-BW/Roundtable_coping.ppt • http://www.industrie.gouv.fr • http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu • http://www.who.int/fr • Case study

  18. Thankyou for your attention • Ivo SILVA • Sandy FACOMPRE • Freddy BRASSELET • Joana SILVA • Claire BOVY • Laura MONONEN • Minna KAUHANEN • Mireia FRIGOLA • Larisa DAUKSTE

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