Transcript 슬라이드 1 - 서울시복지재단

「Happy Senior,
Supporting Senior Citizens in Designing New Life
Maps」
Age-friendly City, Seoul
2012. 10. 30
Seoul
Background
The old man in Seoul?
Life expectancy
Male 76.4 years old
Female 83 years old
Poverty rate of
the elderly
The population
of elderly
The number of
elderly people
living alone
2013
2013
1,112,074
210,000
-Male 481,186
-Female
630,888
-Male 60,000
-Female
150,000
Elderly suicide rate
2006
2011
45.1%
64.4
-Three
times the
OECD
-The highest
among OECD
(per 100,000)
In Social carelessness
Exposed to poverty, disease, loneliness,
inaction
Background
AGE-QUAKE
Aged
Society
As of the end of 2011
Aging
Societ
y
with an yearly increase of
1.04
mil.
Postaged
Society
1.40
mil.
1.95
mil.
(20.3%)
(14.1%)
710,000 (10.2%)
50,000 seniors
530,000
(5.4%)
2000
(7.3%)
Years from aging to aged society
The U.S. 73, Japan 24, Korea 18, Seoul 14
(the fastest pace in the world)
2005
2011
2019
2027
The Social care and unlimited responsibility for protecting
the rights of senior citizens, income security, healthy aging is
the duty of our generation
A comprehensive, strategic response is required : Action
Plan
Policy Directions
Senior policies expanded to various fields
It now includes housing, transport, education, culture and health.
Seniors now include baby boomers(1955-1963)
A new set of policies required for this new type of seniors
Seniors in need of tailored policies
age, health and income to be considered for various policies
Senior policies are not just welfare policies!
Promotion System
Happy Senior,
Supporting Senior Citizens in Designing New Life Maps
Creating Virtuous Cycle of Welfare
Welfare policy for participation
Support for
the 2nd
stage life (6)
Enhancing Realization for linkage 3 year
plan
6 Area, 35 Policy Project
Respect &
Gen.
Integration(6)
Vibrant
Spreading a culture of
respect for the elderly
Life
Enlargement Project
Stable life (New Project 21 /14)
Supporting Babyboomer
in
Care &
Age-friendly
Expanding retirement
advanced
social participation
Health
Environment
Customizing
to (6)
age
(6)
(5)
each individual job
offer
Elderlylivingalone
Community-based
Create new jobs
enhancedcare
infrastructure to
welfare
Elderlysupportthehealthof
bodyandmind
Providing a
comfortable house to
Supporting a
iintergenerational
Leisure and cultural
integration
activities to enhance
support
Senior centers to
switch to the familiar
(6)
Performance
Indices
Life of the elderly living will vary as follows
Images of
the elderly
(100 points)
58
60
63
54.8
’12
’13
’14
’15
Employment
rate of
elderly (%)
24
27
’13
16.0
’14
16.5
17.0
15.5
’12
22.5
’12
(%)
30
Support for 2nd
Sage Llfe
+Respect & Gen.
Integration
Utilization rate
of welfare
facilities
’15
Stable Life in
Advanced
Age
’13
’14
’15
Vibrant
Life+Agefriendly
Environment
Nursing care
service
utilization
rate(%) 10.0
8.5
’13
(per 100,000)
64.4
62.4
60.4
58.4
9.2
’12
6.9
’12
Elderly
suicide rate
’14
Healthy
Aging
’15
’13
’14
Healthy
Aging
’15
Actively support for Baby boomers
Supporting the 2nd Stage Life
1
for Babyboomers
2 Enlargement Social Partispation
for Professional retirees
Support for
the 2nd
Stage Life
Support for the 2nd stage life
1
Supporting the design of
Baby-boomer’s second life
Establishment 2nd life design center
– 15
Launched 「2nd life design center」(’12)
- Supporting Baby-boomer 2nd life design, social contribution,
employment training
Enhance new senior targeted continuing education
Civic education liberal arts college established in the new
senior (2nd life design etc.)
Operating the continuing education courses by
internet and mobile phone
Expanding education by 2nd life design in senior
business center (annually 300 persons)
Baby boomer Expo promotion(public-private co-host)
Expo promotion in conjunction with the existing senior jobs
Sharing Baby boomer’s issues and social responsibility issues
expo
presented (NGO, cooperative etc.)
5
10
15
’13
’14
’15
2nd life design center
Support for the 2nd stage life
2
Support to social participation activities of professional
retirees
The establishment of a talent bank of retired
professionals
The establishment of finance, economy, education, and labor
pool expertise retirees(’13~)
Discovering the Senior Meister (shoes, metal, meat, etc.)
(’13~)
- Technical education, specialized school lectures and
demonstrations, spread the craftsmanship and
professionalism
New elderly organizations development & support
Discovering elderly organization of public interest, senior
vocational club
Supporting the senior jobs in Seoul and generation
integration community programs
The establishment of new senior policy advisory group
More than 20 of the senior, the elderly organization,
experts consisting of the council’13.1~)
Consultation and policy advice regarding employment, care,
leisure
200
300
500
’13
’14
’15
Subject matter experts pool
<people>
10
30
50
’13
’14
’15
New elderly organization
New governance
New elderly
Seoul
Administrativ
org.
e & financial
support
Monitoring
Policy
proposals
Conduct the project
Citizens, Senior
Providing Jobs to Seniors Wanting to
Work
1
Providing custom job by senior characteristics
2
Development and support of new senior jobs
Stable life in
advanced
age
Stable life in advanced age
1 Senior job offers according to the characteristics
Enlargement the public jobs
-
63,000
Step-by-step expansion of the community-centered jobs
- From 2013, extend the public participation period to 9
months, Elderly care of the elderly 465 pilot project
conduct 12 months
Support of employment in private sector
Senior job center enhance the ability of the job
search (‘13~)
Strengthen cooperation with job-related public and
private organization (‘13~)
40,000
51,000
63,000
’13
’14
’15
Number of jobs (’12, 35,000)
High- income,
Professional
Middle-income,
Generalist
Low income,
Vurnerable class
Set up for online job placement
Providing seniors online job matching services(www.seoulsenior.or.kr,
‘13~)
Collaboration with private senior portal site (providing the
information on senior jobs, and care services, ‘13~)
Consulting, Professional
volunteer
Corporate reemployment
Public work
Plans for job offers by senior
characteristics
Stable life in advanced age
2 Develop and support of senior new
jobs
Expand senior business club and social enterprise– 35
9
12
15
’13
’14
’15
Annual senior center expansion - 15
- Baking cookies, proctor, interpretation, forest ecology
commentary etc.
Suitable for the elderly cooperatives and sicial enterprise
development – 20
- Senior sitter, research, book café, grandparents parenting the room,
family day care etc.
Urban-rural exchange jobs business by private -10
To help the busy farming season in rural area by urban
elderly(Onion harvest etc.)
- The metropolitan area conduct a pilot project(‘13) and expand
nationwide
Elderly targeted development of new jobs
After conducting a pilot project implementation jobs idea
competition
- Silver consultant, health promotion activists, senior
cultural heritage keeper etc.
Senior club(’12, 7)
12
15
20
’13
’14
’15
Social enterprise (’12, 9)
2
5
’13
’14
Support urban-rural
exchange business
10
’15
<unit : number>
Enhancing health & care support systems for
seniors
1
Enhanced care about elderly living alone
2
Support the elderly healthy of the body and mind
Care &
Health
Care &
Health
1 Enhanced care about elderly living
alone
Expand the care beneficiaries linked private resources – 50,000
persons
Elderly living alone 1:1 matching with community
- Forming the friendship with talking and sponsored goods
by K-12 students(19,872 schools) and religious believers
etc.
Support cooperative elderly care and social enterprise
-business
Provide fee-based services, such as safety confirmation
Provide personalized care services targeted elderly living alone
Computerized system for integrated management of elderly
living alone
- DB construction elderly living alone(210,000 people), identity
individual needs and case management
Installation on integrated care support center (25)
- Comprehensive management of elderly care support by
public health, community center etc.
Functional evaluation and exercise prescription elderly living
alone
Elderly living alone rated physical function(’14~)→ providing
preventive and curative services
- Therapist training exercise and promotion the students volunteering
12,500
’13
25,000
50,000
’14
’15
<unit : persons>
Elderly living
alone DB
Care service
information
Individualized case
management
210,000
people
361 org. 10
type
60,000 people
Computerized system for
integrated management
5
15
25
’13
’14
’15
Number of integrated care support
center
Care &
Health
2 Support the elderly healthy of the body and
mind
Support on non-receipt elderly long term care – 3,870
people
Support eliminated copayments for beneficiaries
aged
(‘13~) care benefits, comprehensive senior care
- Long-term
service
1,358
2,061
3,870
’13
’14
’15
Support on non-receipt
elderly long-term care
Strengthen elderly support service at home - 22,500 people
Elderly care services in general are not subject to support the
elderly(‘13~)
- Inpatient convalescent home care services and supports up to 20
hours(annually)
<people>
4,500
15,000
22,500
’13
’14
’15
Elderly support service at home <people>
Strengthen the elderly suicide prevention
Mental health assessment census targeted the elderly living
alone → special risk management
Gatekeeper training(annually 2,000 people)
- Elderly caregivers, home managers, visiting nurses etc.
62.4
60.4
’13
’14
58.4
’15
Elderly suicide rate per 100,000
population
Creating senior-centered city environment
1
Development community-based welfare
2
infrastructure
Provide comfortable housing to the
elderly
Age-friendly
environment
Age-friendly environment
1 Development community-based welfare infrastructure
Reorganize the function of senior community center
Strengthen the hobbies, health, education course → customized
community needs (’13~)
Senior
center Community
Youth
center
network
- Community-led change to senior center and integrated generation program
(Senior community
center)
Strengthening associated community resource, such as
youth center, nursery (’13~)
Enhance the supporting of digital aging(smartphones, SNS
etc.) (’13~)
Private
organization
Applying the universal design guidelines
Elderly welfare facilities reflect user characteristics(’13~)
- Apply the guideline for remodeling and
augmentation(driveway, interior space, color, light etc.)
Continued expansion of welfare facilities for the elderly –
764
Small-scale community-based elderly welfare center - ’12,
37 → ’15, 70
687
721
764
’13
’14
’15
Nursing homes- ’12, 446 → ’15, 494
Day & night protection day care center certification- ’12,
170 → ’15, 200
Welfare
infrastructure
Age-friendly environment
2 Providing the comfortable housing to the elderly
Senior-only rental housing supply expansion
Supply the lower levels of rental housing(1~2 floors) (barrier-free
design)
Customized elderly housing in the heart of complex
facilities
3,454
(596)
’13
4,092
(638)
5,121
(1,029)
’14
’15
Senior-only rental housing
Provide the supportive housing to elderly living alone –
20 buildings with 300 households
Providing housing who old age, living alone including human
services
- Operations planning about group home and home stay model (’13 ~)
- Urban residential purchase, remodeling and started to supply (’14~)
150
300
Oper
ating
plann
ing
(10
buildi
ngs)
(20
buildin
gs)
’13
’14
’15
Supportive housing to
elderly living alone
<household>
Supporting seniors’ lively, decent
recreation activities
1
Imposing a vibrant leisure activities will lay the
2
foundation
Conversion of open space for community to senior center
Vibrant
life
Vibrant life
1 Imposing a vibrant leisure activities will lay the
foundation
A c t i v a t i n g t h e s e n i or c l u b – 6 0 개
Development the cultural club (sports, art etc.) and
support exhibitions
20
40
60
Sports instructor training for senior
’13
’14
’15
Senior club
Expansion of program on new age-old culture
Fostering Seoul Film Festival for elderly, held the senior
theatre festival(’14~)
Conducting the senior K-Pop contest, fashion
shows(’13~)
- Sponsored by private organizations or public offering as a
business promotion activities
Fostering the senior cultural zone
Develop a comprehensive plan considered to
preferred facilities, programs of elderly(’13)
Composition of intergenerational communication and
exchange space(’14~)
- Silver salon, silver library, theater, café, counseling
center etc.
<number>
Vibrant life
2
Conversion of open space for community to senior center
Enable the local council for senior center
Participating with borough + branch of senior
association + senior community center + experts
57
Training coordinator on senior center – 90 people
Induce changes to Senior centers by fostering
professional 3 people
- Elderly propensity analysis using senior center, design the customizing program
Support the specialized program for senior center – 100
Operating the type of program to meet local
conditions(apartments, houses etc.)
90
15
(city
faciliti
es)
(Total
facilitie
s)
’13
’14
’15
(pilot)
Number of coordinator
on senior center
<persons>
30
50
100
’13
’14
’15
Specialized program for senior
center
Enhancing seniors’ roles in communities
1
Laying Foundation for Respect for Seniors
2
Discovering and supporting Generation Integration Community
Programs
Respect & Gen.
Integration
Respect & Generational Integration
1 Laying foundation for respect for Seniors
Social contribution activities for the elderly and organizations to
identity and prizes
Annually awards three areas for the elderly and
organizations
Award for storytelling through the promotion
practices
Strengthen the role of the elderly in the community – 100 projejts
Support small-scale community(community center,
school etc) based activities
- Granpa chinese lessons, Fairy tales granma-to-speech
Development of advanced age-friendly guidelines for
broadcasting
Appropriate senior program director ratio and increasing the positive
image for the elderly
Launching the pilot program of senior radio program and in
the future extended review
20
50
100
’13
’14
’15
Guideline
developm
ent
Pilot test
on 1
communi
ty
Exten
sion
’13
’14
’15
23
Respect & Generational Integration
2
Enhancement of generational comm. & assistance
「Generational Consensus Talk Show」 – Twice a
year
The young and old exchange honest opinions on critical
issues
Single seniors sharing housing with college
students
Senior
College students
Sharinghousing
Lifesupportservices
Students pay low rents and offer basic life support
services in exchange
Generational integration programs
Elderly groups and youth groups support the
interaction and co-operation
24
Funds
It is
for all of us to invest
$ 958 billion
$ 1,210 billion
$ 679 billion
3 years invested a total of
$284.7 billion (Approximately
$ 582 billion
$ 94.9 billion annual investment)
2012
$ 230
billion
53
’13
84
’14
$ 1,977
billion
93
502
’15
Support for the
2nd stage life
’13
642
’14
$ 198
billion
833
15
’15
Stable life in
advanced age
’13
60
’14
123
81
’15
Care &
health
(Annually $76billion) (Annually$659 billion) (Annually$ 66 billion)
’13
2013
2014
$ 264
$ 153
billion
billion
91
’14
92
74
23
’15
Agefriendly
environment
’13
’14
2015
$ 25
billion
56
’15
Vibrant life
(Annually$51 billion)
5
’13
7
’14
13
’15
Respect & Gen.
integration
(Annually $8 billion)
Governmentsponsored
$ 85.8 billion
Citysponsored
$ 198.9 billion