The World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Age-friendly Cities Framework is an internationally recognised guide for governments and communities.
About age-friendly cities Engagement themes Implementation Introduction Measuring progress Our community profile Our role Positive Ageing Strategy Respected, connecting and thriving
Since 2002 it has been promoting healthy and active ageing in urban environments by informing public discussion and action.
The framework provides a holistic multi-dimensional approach across a range of domains that are grouped into three environments. We used this framework as a guide during the engagement process.
| Environments | Age-friendly domains |
|---|---|
| Physical environment | Outdoor spaces and buildings Transportation Housing |
| Social environment | Social participation Respect and social inclusion Employment Civic engagement |
| Services and support | Community and health services Communication and information |
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