Feature Papers "Age-Friendly Cities & Communities: State of the Art and Future Perspectives"

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age-friendly cities; physical environment/space; urban ageing; gentrification; displacement; aging in place; physical activity; aging; social isolation; cycling; walking; ICT; older adults; patent; personalised ageing; quality of life; review; smart ageing; social robots; ambient assisted living; machine learning; older adults care; daily life activities monitoring; technology limitation and acceptance; care services models; older citizens; ageing; technology; digital; age-friendly cities; smart cities initiatives; smart city; Romania; public policies on smart cities; evaluating smart cities initiatives; older people; connectedness; social relationships; later life; ageing; older people; age-friendliness; community; digital technology; loneliness; isolation; digital; intergenerational communication; gerontology; aging; family; cross-cultural research; qualitative research; housing; older people; elderly; assisted living facilities; seniors; homes; group living; dwellings; regulations; rebellion; governance; law; survey; questionnaire; validation; age-friendly; age-friendly cities; older people; age-friendliness; AFCCQ; consultation-liaison psychiatry; elderly; psycho-geriatrics; general hospital; age-friendly cities; age-friendly urban public transport; smart mobility; age-friendly transport; mobility justice; ICT; older people; age-friendly; health; indicators; planning; tools; spatial; neighbourhoods; older adults; community; aging; technology; digital; e-health; urban planning; smart ecosystem; gerontechnology; age in place; coronavirus; COVID-19; design hacking; internet of things; human-centered design; smart cities; ageing; digital citizenship; age-friendliness; urbanisation; participatory action research; housing; cluster analysis; thermal comfort; design guidelines; heating; cooling; participatory video design; participation; age-friendly cities; person-centered care; older adults; co-creation; perspective of older adults; quality improvement; survey; questionnaire; age-friendly; age-friendly cities; older people; age-friendliness; use of technology; age-friendly; Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland; Polynesian population; relational leadership; Te Tiriti o Waitangi; prisons; prisoners; older offenders; ex-prisoners; age-friendly cities and communities; Kazan; Russia; health information; quality of life; ageing; ageism; Cochrane; evidence-based; medicines; consumers; awareness; age-friendly cities; Age-Friendly Cities; photovoice; qualitative research; healthy ageing; active ageing; older people; social inclusion; participation; UK; long-term care; dementia; physical environment; social environment; organizational environment; environmental design; age-friendly cities; ageing; policy; case studies; Global Network of Age-Friendly Cities and Communities; World Health Organization; age-friendly cities; active ageing; social prescribing; wearable technology; digital data layer; age-friendly communities; older adults; citizen science; age-friendly cities; well-being; older people; participation; physical environment; social environment; gender; ageing; age in place; community; Coronavirus; COVID-19; gerontechnology; human centred design; older adults; rural planning; technology; smart ecosystem; smart islands; age-friendly homes; innovation; experiments; n/a