Module 3
Fighting Loneliness and Depression of the Elderly through Sustainable Urban Practices examines how well-designed green spaces and inclusive urban initiatives can improve mental health and social well-being among older adults. As cities grow and demographics shift, integrating sustainability with age-friendly design becomes essential for combating isolation and fostering active community participation. This module presents practical approaches, policy insights, and examples of how urban planning can create supportive environments that promote connection, resilience, and dignity in later life.
Learning Objectives
By the end of the training, you will be able to:
1.Understand the link between sustainable urban practices and the mental well-being of elderly populations.
2.Identify strategies for designing inclusive, age-friendly green spaces.
3.Apply participatory planning methods to engage older adults in co-creating urban solutions.
4.Recognize policy frameworks and case studies that successfully address loneliness and social isolation.
5.Integrate environmental, social, and health considerations into urban projects for older residents.
Module 3 Completed
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