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Preface – About this guideline Topic target group: choosing and addressing the target group 1. Age and degree of mobility 2. Mobility and gender 3. Participants with migration background 4. Educational background 5. Senior-friendly programmes Topic programme contents and methodical considerations 1. Programme contents 2. Participants’ involvement 3. Group dynamics 4. Scheduling Topic organisation of programmes 1. Project application and promotion 2. Project preparation 3. Participant service during the project 4. Follow-up meetings 5. Financing the project Topic language and culture 1. Language 2. Culture Obstacles and Success Factors Affecting the Mobility of Older People in Europe Checklist and Guideline for Information Multipliers Topic framework conditions 1. Communication 2. Transport 3. Accommodation 4. Food 5. Safety 6. Health 7. Domestic situation 69
TRAMP – Transnational Mobility of Older People in Europe 70 Part II About this checklist Some transnational exchange programmes and educational projects also apply to older people past 50 in particular. The special needs and wishes of this target group have to be considered in the planning and organisational stages of these projects. Despite the heterogeneous group of participants it is rather likely that people will take an increasing interest in lifelong learning as they age, and yet their mobility will often be restricted. The following notes shall draw attention to potential barriers to the mobility of older people and simplify the planning and organisation of transnational programmes with information and recommendations. The understanding of the needs of older people is rather important, since autonomy and mobility are decisive factors for physical and emotional wellbeing and a precondition for active ageing. Mobility in this context is seen as physical and mental potential – therefore problems may arise in the emotional as well as in the cognitive sphere and also because of the participants’ social or material conditions. The results of the ENEA project TRIGGER which was carried out between 2004 and 2005 prove this. A survey among the participants of TRIG- GER showed that very basic factors were seen as preconditions for retaining mobility up to an old age as for example the improvement of social status or of the material or legal situation of older people. They requested participation in social life by political or honorary activities, face-to-face contact or personal exchange via internet as well as access to educational and cultural activities. In addition, a number of factors were mentioned in the context of TRIG- GER which refer to the topic of mobility of older people in transnational exchange programmes and educational activities and which might help information multipliers and coordinators of these programmes. In addition to a survey conducted during the TRIGGER project the following checklist is based on literature research and statements of experts on the planning and organisation of transnational projects. It has been revised and updated according to experiences within the TRAMP project. The details about the target group imply that we have to take a differentiated look at “older people”. Whenever “older people” are mentioned hereafter, it refers to particular groups of older people, while naturally there are groups which do not have these problems and/or impediments. It remains the coordinators’ duty to find out the characteristics of their particular group and to integrate these observations into their planning and organising procedure.
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