[PDF] Top 20 The challenge of older urban areas

... In the roll-forward of the South Hampshire Structure Plan Hampshire County council has declared that one of its future planning priorities will be to give assistance to the older inner c[r] ... See full document

... between urban and rural ...the urban-rural classification in most of these measures of child health and ...in urban areas and slightly higher in rural areas, these differences are ... See full document

... The quantity and quality of water delivered and used for domestic purpose in household level is an important aspect of domestic water supplies, which influence hygiene and public health. The provision of water services ... See full document

... in older people’s abilities to handle their everyday lives in their own ...in older home-dwelling people in urban areas, promoting factors for self-care ability were self-care agency, ... See full document

... In a Swedish study, self-care ability decreases with aging (21). Self-care ability was reduced in older people. In addition to age, disability and the need to receive help was considered as a risk factor for low ... See full document

... rural older adults might be subjects to this type of ...their urban counterparts might perceive more discrimination than actually exists, which is known as vigilance ... See full document

... rural areas -65% aged persons who reside in urban areas stated that they had to go through a rough phase in their life; some of them had to live in miserable conditions due to their old ...23.3% ... See full document

... less-disadvantaged areas of urban Britain, and the majority included information on the area deprivation profile and/or gave details of the socio-economic circumstances of the participants (Table ...in ... See full document

... of older people are fields with insufficient ...as urban-rural dimensions affect their situation and demand multifactorial developmental ...of older people—particularly in relation to their mental ... See full document

... of urban areas (Sepulveda et ...how urban planners ‘balance the logics of governing increasing super-diversity in ways that facilitate the creation of ‘proper’ urban communities (whatever ... See full document

... of urban areas for blind and partially sighted pedestrians, it is apparent from the content of three key sources (DfT, 2011; Guide Dogs UK, 2012; Who, 2007) that their statements are not entirely ...of ... See full document

... and urban spaces. In urban development process, especially after land reforms in Iran, due to changes in by changing the social and economic traditional structure, unequal distribution of resources and ... See full document

... of older home- dwelling people was obtained in this randomized descriptive, self-reported study in which one reminder was distributed, in accordance with the Regional Committee for Medical Research Ethics in ... See full document

... Results: 54% of pedestrians, 39% of cyclists, 17% of powered two-wheeler riders and 16% of car occupants were injured within 1 km of home. 82% of pedestrians, 83% of cyclists, 54% of powered two-wheeler and 53% of car ... See full document

... The present study is the first complete project on the biodiversity and community level attributes of scorpions in Darmian. The study was conducted as actively searching using UV light at night and daily collection from ... See full document

... With the exception of the last indirect cost, savings in these indirect costs would be realised by greywater reuse in urban areas. Indeed, many regulators are defining their water saving strategies by the ... See full document

... the urban areas, research suggests that bicyclist deaths occur because of the complex road environment and traffic congestion, which all make cyclists give up cycling in great ... See full document

... to urban regions, changes in the country's and household's demographic structures, and improvements in education, transportation, communications and marketing ... See full document

... many areas of China, and an imbalance exists across various geographical districts and people with regard to medical resources, infrastructure, financial conditions, education level, health awareness status, and ... See full document

... Table 3: Maps produced by ETC/LC in support to EEA on spatial analysis Ratio of forest and semi-natural areas to agriculture and urban areas Pressures by urban areas and transport networ[r] ... See full document