Ken Bluestone - Policy Adviser, Age International

Ken Bluestone leads Age International’s policy and influencing work. He has spent more than 20 years working for international development NGOs and has covered a wide range of issues from HIV and AIDS to ageing and development.

Healthy ageing is more than the absence of disease

Ken Bluestone - Policy Adviser, Age International, 1 October 2015 - Africa, Development Debates, Girls & Women, Health, Kenya, Other

...will soar to one in five. Two-thirds of the 868 million older people alive today are in developing countries; and of the 2 billion people expected to be over the...

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