Launch: What’s Next? Prioritizing Active, Healthy, and Productive Aging in Central Europe and the Baltics

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Aging in Central Europe and the Baltics: what's next?

March 10, 2015Brussels, Belgium

Distinguished guest speakers including experts on labor, welfare and social policies will share the key findings of the latest World Bank report on aging in the Central Europe and the Baltic countries.

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欧美日b大片 and the have the pleasure to invite you to the launch and discussion on the findings of the new World Bank report "What’s Next for Old Europe? Aging with Growth in Central Europe and the Baltics".

Uldis Augulis

Minister for Welfare of the Republic of Latvia
Laura Tuck

Vice President for Europe and Central Asia, World Bank
Elsa Fornero

Professor of Economics, Università di Torino and former Italian Minister of Labor, Social Policies and Gender Equality
Emily Sinnott

Lead author of the report and Senior Economist, World Bank

Emily Sinnott, László Andor, Laura Tuck, Elsa Fornero, Mamta Murthi, Uldis Augulis (left to right).
Laura Tuck, Vice President for Europe and Central Asia, World Bank
Emily Sinnott, lead author and Senior Economist, World Bank.
Uldis Augulis, Minister of Welfare, Republic of Latvia (left).
Panelists and participants of the launch.
Elsa Fornero, Professor of Economics at the University of Turin (center).
Questions from the participants.
Participants.