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T1 Developing friendly environments with aging people to offset depopulation in rural areas
A1 Caz Enjuto, María del Rosario del
K1 Age friendly environments, aging, depopulation, rural areas
AB Population aging is one of the worrying realities facing most developed countries. It is a problem that affects both urban and rural areas alike but which proves more disturbing in the latter, given that the issue of aging is compounded by the problem of depopulation. It is a problem which public authorities and indeed society as a whole must face up to. One possibility is to develop friendly environments for the elderly. Dwellings or public buildings, streets, parks or other buildings as well as heritage spaces can all be designed, refurbished or planned with the idea of being elderly people friendly.This work explores the possibilities and strategies to make these environments friendly in small towns in order to stabilise the existing population and attract new residents, offering attractive conditions for not only for the elderly but indeed for people of any age, given that a space which is friendly for the elderly is one that is friendly for everyone.
PB Franco Angeli
SN 9788891798428
YR 2019
FD 2019
LK http://uvadoc.uva.es/handle/10324/41121
UL http://uvadoc.uva.es/handle/10324/41121
LA eng
NO Pierfrancesco Fiore and Emmanuela D’Andria (Eds.). Small towns... from problem to resource, Milano: Franco Angeli, 2019, p. 707-716
DS UVaDOC
RD 04-dic-2024