Policy analysis concerned with age discrimination, active aging and financial protection and elder abuse in a number of countries including Canada. This information will be made available to the Canadian government as a natural course of our international mandate to inform and educate. IFA will not be lobbying for change directly or indirectly for change to legislation and policies but providing up to date information that may assist the various departments in their thinking and strategy.
Objets poursuivis : Renseignements prospectifs :
Development work as it relates to the IFAs 9th global conference on ageing and the senior government officials meeting on Ageing-in-Place. The IFA is interested in the opinions of the government in preparing a senior government meeting that adds to the strategic thinking and work currently being administered in Canada to benefit seniors. Also in the preparation of the policy related reports our office would be sending the draft documents for comment to various ministries to (a) inform them of the content and (b) to seek their views as to how best to describe current policies of the government. IFA is also available to inform the government on the policies and practices in various countries but does not express its views on national policies.
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Politique ou programme
IFA is convening a senior officials meeting on the topic of ageing-in-place in September 2008 and has inviting senior officials from the provincial and federal government
Subvention, Contribution ou autre avantage financier
The IFA has applied to the Population Health Fund (Public Health Agency of Canada) for a grant of 124,000 for a discreet project on Engaging Seniors. The organization will also be seeking a financial contribution / sponsorship to the IFAs 9th Global Conference on Ageing in September 2008. It is not clear what program the application will be made.
Politique ou programme
The IFA is interested in Canadian policy and programs as they relate to senior issues and ageing.