“构建包容可持续的老龄化社会” 联合国开发计划署发布银发经济系列报告

Core Insights - The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has released three significant reports on China's silver economy, emphasizing its role in building an inclusive and sustainable aging society [1][2] - By the end of 2024, the population aged 65 and above in China is projected to reach 220 million, accounting for 15.6% of the total population, with expectations to rise to 30% by 2050 [1] - The Chinese government plans to elevate the development of the silver economy to a national strategic level, with the release of a dedicated document in 2024 [1] Group 1: Reports Overview - The report titled "Improving the Elderly Care Service System through the Silver Economy" highlights the importance of a robust elderly care service system in addressing aging challenges and the critical role of the silver economy in enhancing high-quality elderly care services [1] - The report on "Financial Empowerment of China's Silver Economy" identifies key investment opportunities in the elderly care industry, including smart devices and home modifications for the elderly [2] - The "Multidimensional Vulnerability Measurement of China's Elderly Population" report assesses the overall well-being of the elderly, identifying the most vulnerable groups, particularly rural residents and elderly women, and calls for targeted policies to enhance their resilience [2] Group 2: Expert Opinions - UNDP representatives emphasized that appropriate policy guidance and effective financing mechanisms can transform the challenges of population aging into opportunities for inclusive growth [4] - Industry leaders noted that the elderly care finance sector presents new opportunities for financial industry development while addressing aging population challenges [4] - The UN Population Fund representative highlighted China's unique advantages in turning the trend of increased longevity into new development momentum through investments in families and resilient elderly care systems [4]