Promoting Healthy Aging with Age-Friendly Cities
As global populations age, the need to design cities that support older adults has become more urgent than ever. From limited mobility to social isolation, many of them face daily barriers that prevent them from living fully and independently.
Then, how can age-friendly cities support older people and their continued health, safety, and participation in society?
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Irhan Prabasukma
Irhan is the Assistant Manager for IT & Multimedia Design at Green Network Asia. He graduated from the Bachelor of Computer Science program at Universitas Dian Nuswantoro, Indonesia. His work covers a combination of IT support and multimedia design creation following technological updates that reflect the needs of GNA work.
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Madina is the Assistant Manager for Digital Publications at Green Network Asia. She graduated from Universitas Indonesia with a bachelor's degree in English Literature. She has three years of professional experience working on GNA international digital publications, programs, and partnerships particularly on social and cultural issues.
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