EU_SHAFE

Starts: 01/08/19
Ends: 31/01/23

Europe Enabling Smart Healthy Age-friendly Environments

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Scope and objectives

Based on an initial assessment of each project’s participating region in 4 out of 8 SHAFE areas as defined by the WHO for age-friendly cities, 28 good practices related to Smart Healthy Age Friendly Enviroments will be identified and scaled up between the different territories to exchange experiencies and knowledge with the ultimate aim of responding to the local-based pressing needs derived from the demographic change challenge. During this first phase of the project (30 months), each participating region will design and develop an action plan that will be implemented during the second phase of the project that will last additional 12 months.
With a total budget of more than 1.700.000 euro, the EU_SHAFE project will invest in policy design and adaptation of regional instruments derived from the European Territorial Cooperation Framework (Research&Innovation priorities) and the European Social Found (Social Inclusion), through the creation of a large Euro-local network of stakeholders and will implement concrete and scalable interventions in the area of social innovation for SHAFE, that may be implemented as realistic innovative models for the future.

ECHAlliance role

ECHAlliance is leading the activities related to Dissemination and Communication.  Moreover, our team will bring to the project its expertise and experience in running ecosystems for over 7 years across both Europe and beyond, supporting the definition of the Ecosystem Model to be  integrated into EU_SHAFE.

Consortium

Coordinated by the Provincial Council of Bizkaia, the project partnership is composed by Caritas Coimbra (Portugal), Campania Region (Italy), Development Centre of the Heart of Slovenia (Slovenia),Center for Assisted Living Technology – Aarhus Municipality (Denmark), Technological University Dublin (Ireland), ECHAlliance (Ireland), University of Deusto (Spain), Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, Ministry of Health and Consumer Protection (Germany) and Louth County Council (Ireland).
More information about the project can be found on the EU_SHAFE website or following the official project hashtag #EU_SHAFE.