L-Ewropa qed tesperjenza bidla demografika bħal qatt qabel. Sal-2050, kważi terz tal-popolazzjoni tal-UE se jkollha 65 sena jew aktar. Il-popolazzjoni li qed tixjieħ tal-UE se jkollha implikazzjonijiet profondi f’diversi oqsma, inklużi l-kura tas-saħħa, is-servizzi soċjali, is-suq tax-xogħol u l-ekonomija. Il-politiki tal-UE għall-anzjani jiffukaw fuq diversi oqsma ewlenin: it-tixjiħ attiv, l-inklużjoni soċjali, il-kura tas-saħħa u l-kura fit-tul, u s-sigurtà finanzjarja. L-UE issa teħtieġ strateġija komprensiva għall-anzjani.

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COVID-19, like previous epidemics infect and affect men, women and other genders differently. Whilst indications suggest that more men than women are dying of COVID-19, the impact of the (short and longer term) socio-economic effects of COVID-19 fall disproportionately on women. This infoclip shows different professions carried out by women who have suffered directly or indirectly from the consequences of the coronavirus epidemic: care workers, nurses, laboratory assistant, department store cashier, market gardeners, collective catering staff, staff in charge of cleaning and disinfection, teachers and a mother doing home schooling.

Infoclip: Women and the impact of the COVID-19 crisis

This infoclip shows the company Engels Group that has decided to give away its stock of hand disinfectant gel for free to organisations in need, such as an old peoples home and an association for homeless people, and is delivering it to their doors, in Antwerp, Belgium, in the context of the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak.

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