Innovation for societal change
PEOPLE is a €4m INTERREGIVC project involving 7 European regions to provide innovative ideas & solutions to demographic & societal changes
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Welcome at the PEOPLE Policy Forum
This interactive medium is a platform with several seperate tools to communicate with your partners within the PEOPLE project, policy makers, experts, journalist and anyone interested in regional solutions for demographic changes. It's meant to have a debate, dialogue and share views. You can demonstrate the results of your project and post interesting articles, videos, websites and what's more. You can write what your regional…
ContinueCreated by Pascale Waschnig Jan 5, 2010 at 11:26pm. Last updated by Edwin Mermans Jun 22, 2011.
Groups
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Top Policy Recommendatio…
8 members
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Gruppo Provincia di Vene…
7 members
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Małopolska Grupa Regiona…
6 members
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South East Regional Group
8 members
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Grupo Andaluz
19 members
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Reconciliation of work a…
19 members
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E-Health and Independence
13 members
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Silver Economy
22 members
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Social & e-Inclusion
29 members
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Social Entrepreneurship
23 members
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Civil society empowerment
20 members
Forum
New telehealth and telecare area on the King's Fund website
The King’s Fund has just launched a new telehealth and telecare area on its website. This is part of its programme of work…Continue
Started by PEOPLE UK Regional Partner Nov 8, 2011.
Beyond Silos - The Why and How of ICT in Integrated Care Service Provision. European Conference 23 November 2011 - Speakers announced
http://www.commonwell.eu/index.php?id=beyondsilos Beyond Silos - The Why and How of ICT in Integrated Care Service Provision. European…Continue
Started by Edwin Mermans Oct 27, 2011.
Living Labs Global joins forces with Eindhoven to meet the challenges in our cities.
Living Labs Global joins forces with Eindhoven to meet the challenges in our cities.…Continue
Started by Edwin Mermans Oct 27, 2011.
Workshop on EU research in ICT for Health and Active Ageing November 15th in Brussels
Very interesting workshop at November 15th from our collegaes from the four Danish regions' represented in Brussels:…Continue
Started by Edwin Mermans Oct 26, 2011.
Events
What is PEOPLE? PEOPLE is a European mini-programme led by the Junta of Andalucia co-funded under the Interregional Cooperation programme INTERREG IVC. This is a €4m programme involving 7 European regions: Andalucia (Spain), South East England (UK), Venezia (Italy), Noord-Brabant (Netherlands), Malopolska (Poland), Stockholm (Sweden) and Timis (Romania).
The aim of PEOPLE is to explore the opportunities for new forms of employment and for improving well-being and cohesion in the frame of the demographic and societal changes. This way, PEOPLE will contribute to reinforce the cohesion and social welfare in the participating regions and find solutions to address some of the consequences of the economic down turn.
The PEOPLE POLICY NETWORK is a platform of discussion to exchange best practice on Societal changes between EU regions. We invite you to register to the groups below and take part in the discussions.
The aim of PEOPLE is to explore the opportunities for new forms of employment and for improving well-being and cohesion in the frame of the demographic and societal changes. This way, PEOPLE will contribute to reinforce the cohesion and social welfare in the participating regions and find solutions to address some of the consequences of the economic down turn.
The PEOPLE POLICY NETWORK is a platform of discussion to exchange best practice on Societal changes between EU regions. We invite you to register to the groups below and take part in the discussions.
Latest Activity
alain Labatut commented on Pascale Waschnig's group 'Reconciliation of work and private life'
The economist published an updated dossier on Women in the workplace, getting lower pay and far fewer top jobs than men. It includes an article on the situation in Spain.
http://www.economist.com/node/21539928
Anonymous commented on Pascale Waschnig's group 'Grupo Andaluz'
James Petras: Golpes de Estado en Europa
Anonymous commented on Pascale Waschnig's group 'Grupo Andaluz'
¿Conocer la posición del PP y PSOE? Yo pensaba que la política venía ya impuesta desde la UE. ¿No es así?
alain Labatut commented on Pascale Waschnig's group 'Grupo Andaluz'
En este periodo electoral, conviene conocer la posición de los partidos (al menos de los 2 principales) con relación a la Conciliación. Os adjunto un interesante articulo de El País que salio la semana pasada. El articulo…
E-Health must become profitable: a sound businesscase is best advocate for e-health and telecare
Working with the Pantein care organisation proved that the best stimulus for an uptake of health care technology is health care economics.With the introduction of Diagnose Treatment Combinations in hospital care there is a fixed price for a complete intervention from diagnose, to intervention, treatment and aftercare. So suddenly it is profitable for the hospital to send people home as early as possible, but without the risk of complications, because there is no extra money in case of…See More
Eric Schlangen added a discussion to the group Top Policy Recommendations
New telehealth and telecare area on the King's Fund website
The King’s Fund has just launched a new telehealth and telecare area on its website. This is part of its programme of work looking at integrating services for people with long-term conditions.Here, you can:directly access our evidence database and the latest relevant newsread comment and analysisaccess our blogread about the Whole System Demonstrator trial results when they are released.See More
Discussion posted by PEOPLE UK Regional Partner
Ana Fajardo added 2 discussions to the group Top Policy Recommendations
Opening debates on the PEOPLE Policy Recommendations
Estimated experts PEOPLE project just releases their Policy recommendations (16) referring to the 6 Sub-objectives above mentioned. the links direct you to the extended version of the recommendations and I would recommend to go through those documents to have a complete vision of the meanings and expectations.It is so a great satisfaction to open these recommendations to your wise suggestions and free speeches. May I ask you to consider in the debates the following statements:Overcoming the…See More
alain Labatut added a discussion to the group Top Policy Recommendations
Workshop on EU research in ICT for Health and Active Ageing November 15th in Brussels
Very interesting workshop at November 15th from our collegaes from the four Danish regions' represented in Brussels:http://itek.di.dk/EU/Pages/workshop_ICT_Health_BRX_15nov11.aspxSee More
Discussion posted by Edwin Mermans
Top Policy Recommendations
The Top Policy Recommendations Group is regarding to the PEOPLE & Sub-projects' activities over the last 3 years. It aims to gather regional experts to debate around the Policy recommendations applied to the innovation for the societal change over 6 Sub-objectives impacting the demographic change in Europe
Group posted by alain Labatut
Digital Agenda Going Local 2011
Digital Agenda Going Local 2011 All our PEOPLE countries have a Digital Agenda Going Local event and I wonder who's going and would be willing to give comments about your experiences and insights on this Forum? http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/digital-agenda/local/index_en.htm…See More
Edwin Mermans added a discussion to the group Social & e-Inclusion
Would this be interesting to work together? New brochure on EU funding possibilities to promote active ageing
New brochure on EU funding possibilities to promote active ageingWould this be interesting for the PEOPLE partners to work together in 2012? http://ec.europa.eu/social/ey2012main.jsp?langId=en&catId=970&newsId=1065&furtherNews=yes As a Province of Noord-Brabant we have plans for 2012 during the European Year of Active Ageing and we're always interested to work together…See More
Discussion posted by Edwin Mermans
INTERREG IVC’s Good Practice Fair 2011
One or a few of the PEOPLE Good Practices might be able to participate. And my question is who else within the PEOPLE network is going to participate to this event? http://i4c.eu/viewPageEvent.html?page=good_practice_fair_Krakow Regions of Europe Sharing SolutionsInterregional cooperationhas brought many advantages to those organisations involved in partnerships.…See More
Discussion posted by Edwin Mermans
Marise Bout left a comment for Edwin Mermans
Hey Edwin,
I made some new contributions to this community today. Hope you can still use them!
All the best, Marise
Gaming for e-inclusion
Talking about e-inclusion, one important development to include in future projects is gaming. Although I understand gaming experts are already included in several regional projects, I would still like to stress the importance of using expertise from this field for e-inclusion purposes. It offers great opportunities to improve the quality of live of many different kinds op people, making use of theories deriving from social psychology. For example by making a game of daily boring activities such…See More
Marise Bout added a discussion to the group Social & e-Inclusion
Marise Bout replied to Rob van Kranenburg's discussion 'Policy Recommendations SHAREIT' in the group Social & e-Inclusion
Hey Rob,
Nice recommendations. I just read them in a glance, after writing this post about Bendeburgers, a network of initiatives that has been created under the Digital Pioneers umbrella last year in order to maintain (a part of) expertise…
Networks of bottom-up initiatives
Supporting innovative initiatives in the public domain is a good way to speed up developments. The question is, now governments are cutting spendings in many fields, how to keep on supporting these initiatives. In the Netherlands an effort in such direction has been made by creating a network of initiatives which share experience and knowledge. All of these initiatives aim to improve public services, transparency or dialogue by using state-of-the-art digital tools and methods, building on…See More
Marise Bout added a discussion to the group Civil society empowerment
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