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The International Longevity Centre-UK is the leading think tank on longevity and demographic change. It is an independent, non-partisan think-tank dedicated to addressing issues of longevity, ageing and population change. We develop ideas, undertake research and create a forum for debate.
Based in Westminster, much of our work is directed at the highest levels of government and the civil service, both in London and Brussels. We have a reputation as a respected think tank which works, often with key partner organisations, to inform important decision-making processes.
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pensions
international longevity centre - uk
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future of ageing
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preventative health
ageing population
ilc
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longevity dividend
adult immunisation
immunisation
vaccination
care
housing
adult vaccination
life expectancy
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technology
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older workers
demographic change
work and retirement
policy
vaccine uptake
financial services
older people
social care
employment
vaccine
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economy
ageing workforce
coronavirus
intergenerational
income
wellbeing
europe
health inequalities
pandemic
health systems
diversity
extending working lives
retail
older consumer
japan
vaccine confidence fund
public policy
economic growth
innovating for ageing
ilc global alliance
inequalities
medicine
retirement housing
innovation
retirement income
uk
ageism
ageing communities
lonliness
community ageing
state pension age
annuities
labour market
dementia
research
statistics
skills shortages
economic inactivity
healthy retail
skills
savings
g20
working lives
financial advice
carers
vulnerablility
improving lifestyles
financial wellbeing
actuaries
cass business school
retirement income summit
ben franklin
government
dementia and prevention
dementia and stigma
budget
finance
working longer
social exclusion isolation older people
employers
skills for future
health ministers
eastern europe
central europe
mathematics
math
science
shopping
mental health
post covid tourism
smoking
social media
diversity and inclusion
eu
world
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human resources
hr
sport
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non-financial benefits
older consumers
transportation
family
older workforce
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business and economy
longevity economy
care homes
futureofageing
vulnerable consumers
just group
life long learning
work
insurance
pensions deficit
antimicrobial resistence
david sinclair
legal and general
european commission
asia
state pension
lifespan
spending review
ageing economy
immigration
transport policy
transport
ucl
alzheimer's
equity
elderly
flu
shingles
community
ready for ageing
data
advice
scotland
working capital
funds
isolation
ageing actuaries cost population demography
care home
extracare care socialcare carecrisis dilnot
age discrimination
consumer
age uk
spending
investments
budgeting
healthy alternatives
direct benefit pensions
artificial intelligence
ai
sustainability
auto-enrolment
private pensions
retirement planning
financial planning
investment
immunization
productivity
elearning
learning
employees
employee engagement
lifelong learning
financial
uk labour market
industrial strategy
workforce strategy
healthy conditions
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finance ministers
geneva
world health assembly
g7
niigata
bucharest
india
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track and field
swimming
olympics
commonwealth games
athletics
physical exercise
pharmaceutical
medical
disability benefits
long-term sick
ill health
part-time work
business
hospitality
customer experience
customer service
israel
london
car
cars
architecture
design
planning
engineering
public
city
dementia and spending
cognitive impairments
inclusive high streets
age friendly
slow shopping
dementia friendly
town centres
high streets
deprived communities
generation vax
marginalised communities
vcf
clci
levelling up
level up
smoking-related disease
lung cancer
stop smoking
future of work
growth
housing with care
baby boomers
risk management
apps
privacy
information
drones
bots
competition
workplace
knowledge
challenge
exercise
treatment
heart
gender
money
generation x
addiction
alcohol consumption
climate change
loneliness
social relationships
international
department for international trade
walking
cycling
social connections
ageism ans ableism
ableism
renting
long term care
global
usa
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connections
drugs
food
manchester
automation
driving
generations
consumption
rochelle amour
tourism
professor david blane
best practices
mid-life mot
aviva
maximising the longevity dividend
ashton applewhite
consumers
fake news
alcohol harm
millenials
babyboomers
participatoryarts
i4a
lpa
lasting power of attorney
end of life planning
dr brain beach
extra care housing
thomas scharf
newcastle university
alienation
mawfia
robin hadley
georgine binnie
austerity
care services
adrian boulding
investing
elections
vote
referendum
age
voting
british referendum
young people
youth
defined benefit
adult social care
costing care
means-testing
jack watters
watters
religion
faith
l&g
factpack
care worker
nursing
pensions commission
chancellor
pensions tax relief
2015
baroness altmann
baroness sally greengross
future of ageing research
drawdown
alcohole
older drinkers
drink wise age well
addaction
bupa
audley
retirement village
independence
mortgages
international ageing
separation
over 65s
divorce
autonomy
ageing; mobility
active ageing
sarcopenia
productive ageing; ageing; robert butler
poverty
community groups
sottish independence
independence referendum
adult education
developed country
developing country
debt
census
dying
funeral
world population
population
boomers
centenarians
home
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ageing technology
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web
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engage
impact
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