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- 1Aging Services Could Take Cues from the Technology First Movement▼What Aging Services Can Learn from the Technology First Movement
LeadingAge is arguing that aging services providers can draw lessons from the Technology First movement, which pushes disability services to prioritize modern technology in how care is delivered. The organization suggests the same thinking could modernize how older adults receive support, improving independence and service quality. The piece is directed at providers and policymakers in the senior care sector.
- 2Care economy seen as Indonesia's next growth engine▼The care economy could be Indonesia’s next growth engine
Indonesia's care economy — childcare, eldercare, and related services — is being pitched as a potential driver of the country's next phase of economic growth. Analysts argue that rising demand for care services, combined with a large working-age population, could create jobs and boost female labour force participation. Discussion centres on how policy and investment could unlock this underdeveloped sector.