Government programme 2018–2023
Programme gouvernemental 2018-2023
The "Programme gouvernemental 2018-2023" in Luxembourg was initiated in 2018, formed by the Liberals (DP), Social Democrats (LSAP), and Greens (Déi Gréng). It is implemented at the national level by the Ministry of Social Security, the Ministry of Health, and other relevant bodies. The primary goal is to ensure the country's sustainable development by addressing challenges such as housing shortages, digital transformation, and social inequalities. Some of its key initiatives for older persons include developing an "active ageing" strategy to facilitate the transition from work to retirement, integrate older immigrants, encourage voluntary work, and combat social isolation. Key initiatives also include proposals to potentially raise the retirement age and strengthen the second and third pillars - supplementary occupational pensions and private savings schemes. Additionally, it introduces a “gerontology programme” that combines digital tools developed with stakeholders to provide targeted support to older persons in need of physical, psychological or social assistance. The agreement emphasizes digital inclusion, providing ongoing training and intergenerational courses in digital skills for older persons, and measures to promote networking among them through digital platforms. Finally, it promotes the development of age-friendly housing and the renovation of existing housing to improve accessibility and safety for older persons.
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