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This report was written for the Office for Seniors to support the implementation of WHO’s programme in New Zealand.

This document summarises Age-friendly Cities and Communities: World experience and pointers for New Zealand. The report provides background research to support the implementation of the World Health Organization’s Age-friendly Cities and Communities (AFCC) programme in New Zealand.

The Auckland University of Technology Centre for Active Ageing was contracted by the Office for Seniors, Ministry of Social Development [Office for Seniors] to evaluate the process of implementing age-friendly approaches in Kāpiti Coast District, New Plymouth and Hamilton, also referred to as pilot sites.

The aim of this report is to understand views and behaviours towards an aging workforce in the Crown Entity Sector.

For this report the Office for Seniors commissioned Nielsen Ltd to undertake research to understand New Zealanders’ attitudes towards older people and to ageing.

For this report the Office for Seniors commissioned Nielsen Ltd to undertake research to understand New Zealanders’ attitudes towards older people and to ageing.

For this report the Office for Seniors commissioned Nielsen Ltd to undertake research to understand New Zealanders’ attitudes towards older people and to ageing.

The Office for Seniors commissioned Nielsen to undertake research to help understand New Zealanders’ attitudes towards older people and to ageing in general. 

This briefing provides the Minister for Seniors with an overview of the portfolio, along with key matters for their consideration in the first three months of their role.