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Tuesday, January 18, 2005

African Conference on Ageing

18-20 August 2004

The Conference was organised by the Union for African population Studies (UAPS), the Department of Social Development and HSRC. It was held in Johannesburg. The list of papers presented include:
  • Demographic impact of HIV/AIDS on ageing on South Africa’s population. By: Eric O. Udjo
  • Population ageing and HIV/AIDS scenario in Botswana. By: Sadasivan Nair
  • HIV/AIDS and the changing role of the aged. Understanding the role, constraints and consequences for the elderly as providers of education to children orphaned by HIV/AIDS. By: Akooza James
  • Role of elderly people in the era of HIV/AIDS in Africa. By: Daad Fouad
  • Older caregivers in African households affected by HIV/AIDS: Supporting the caregivers and promoting family well-being. By: Monica Ferreira
  • Living arrangements of older adults in Zimbabwe: Their socioeconomic and socio-demographic conditions. By: Sitawa R. Kimuna
  • The erosion of traditional forms of care for the elderly and its implication for the elderly in Nigeria. By: Uzoma Odera Okoye
  • The changing role of older people in African households and the impact of ageing on African family structures. By: Tavengwa M Nhongo
  • Population ageing and poverty in rural Ghana. By: Chuks J. Mba
  • Poverty among the elderly in South Africa. By: Amadou Noumbissi
  • Ageing, gender and ethnic differentials in chronic illnesses in Africa: A lesson from South Africa’s experience with special emphasis on Hypertension. By: Peter Ubomba-Jaswa
  • Nutritional assessment and health status of the elderly in South Western, Nigeria. By: O.E. Bakare, E.O. Ojofeitimi & Akanni Akiyemi
  • Burden of disease in older persons in South Africa. By: Jane Joubert & Debbie Bradshaw
  • Social support/networks, urban condition and physical well being of the elderly in Africa: A preliminary survey in Ibadan, Nigeria. By: Abidemi R. Asiyanbola
  • A post-modern exploration of intergenerational practices in Africa: A framework towards programming. By: Jaco Hoffman
  • Ageing and HIV/AIDS: Impact, responses and weak links. By: Reginald Chima, Ima Chima & Uche Azie
  • Pensions and social security policies for elderly in South Asia. By: S Irudaya Rjan, Myrtle Perera & Sharifa Begum
  • Policy and programmatic measures taken to meet the needs of the elderly: Africa’s response to a budding challenge. By: Isreael Sembajwe
  • Olderpersons bill gender equality perspective
  • Ageing in Africa: older persons as a resource. By: Prof. Joseph Troisi
  • The challenge of ageing for social security in South Africa. By: M Samson

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