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"In order to promote active ageing it is of paramount importance to enhance solidarity and cooperation between the generations. This solidarity must not be approached solely from a financial perspective, but has also to be viewed in a wider context, encompassing the promotion of mutual cooperation and exchanges between the generations so that each of them can find its place in society and make its contribution to European society to the best of its abilities. European society has to become a society for all ages. Governments and public policies have to respond to this challenge in a number of areas, in particular by putting in place framework conditions to deal with the consequences of an ageing population. The private sector, social partners and civil society, as well as individual citizens, have to make their respective contributions. All these stakeholders are key factors in providing solutions to the challenge of Europe’s ageing society. The Commission and Member States must take into account gender mainstreaming, the inclusion of people with disabilities and people belonging to ethnic minorities, especially the Roma minority, when running European Year events. At the same time, it is important to promote good health and an enhanced quality of life, including by ensuring access to high-quality health care services."@en1
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