What can older adults do by and for themselves to face changed circumstances? How to maintain similar lifestyle with lower income after retirement, to stay in the loop and to keep pace with quick development of ICT? How can older adults stay active, included, independent, safe, mobile, connected in order to improve their lives and at the same time also contribute to wellbeing of other people, to society, environment? How to become or remain eco-friendly and contribute to environment? One of the most valid solutions that the SHES partnership offers is sharing economy and advanced use of ICT. SHES will produce a number of results to achieve seniors' active use of the ICTs and sharing economy. In particular, the project will produce the following results: - An introductory study about living standard of older population, retirement conditions and challenges and a State Of The Art (SOTA) about existing solutions and initiatives in the field of sharing economy and ICT for seniors. - A users' requirements report, whose data will be collected thaks to a questionnaires that seniors will answer and thanks to face-to-face focus groups. - A Silver Sharing Economy Guide tested workshops with seniors and the relative report. - A Scientific Paper that will examine the experience of the project partners in their countries and make recommendations for policy change on the basis of that experience.
L'objectif du projet SHES était d'offrir des compétences et des connaissances numériques aux seniors, notamment leur apprendre comment utiliser les initiatives de l'économie de partage pour améliorer leur qualité de vie tout en tirant le meilleur parti des Technologies de l’Information et de la Communication (TIC) les plus courants (smartphones, tablettes).
Que peuvent faire les seniors pour face au développement rapide des nouvelles technologies et aux diverses crises économiques ? Comment maintenir un mode de vie similaire avec des revenus plus faibles après la retraite ? Comment ne pas souffrir de l'exclusion numérique? Comment les personnes âgées peuvent-elles rester actives, intégrées, indépendantes, en sécurité, mobiles, connectées afin d'améliorer leur qualité de vie tout en contribuant au bien-être d'autres personnes, de la société et de l'environnement ? Ce sont les besoins identifiés et auxquels le projet SHES s’est efforcé de répondre au cours des deux ans et demi d'activité. Une solution identifiée par le partenariat SHES est l'économie de partage, un modèle économique collaboratif basé sur le partage de biens et de services, gratuit ou payant, généralement par le biais de l'internet, afin de produire des avantages économiques, environnementaux, sociaux et pratiques.
What can older adults do by and for themselves to face changed circumstances? How to maintain similar lifestyle with lower income after retirement, to stay in the loop and to keep pace with quick development of ICT? How can older adults stay active, included, independent, safe, mobile, connected in order to improve their lives and at the same time also contribute to wellbeing of other people, to society, environment? How to become or remain eco-friendly and contribute to environment? One of the most valid solutions that the SHES partnership offers is sharing economy and advanced use of ICT. SHES will produce a number of results to achieve seniors' active use of the ICTs and sharing economy. In particular, the project will produce the following results: - An introductory study about living standard of older population, retirement conditions and challenges and a State Of The Art (SOTA) about existing solutions and initiatives in the field of sharing economy and ICT for seniors. - A users' requirements report, whose data will be collected thaks to a questionnaires that seniors will answer and thanks to face-to-face focus groups. - A Silver Sharing Economy Guide tested workshops with seniors and the relative report. - A Scientific Paper that will examine the experience of the project partners in their countries and make recommendations for policy change on the basis of that experience.