
Ageing and Health in the Philippines – Wave 2 is the second publication of the Longitudinal Study of Ageing and Health in the Philippines (LSAHP), the first nationally representative panel study focusing on Filipinos aged 60 and older. Funded by ERIA (the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia) and conducted by the Demographic Research and Development Foundation, the study provides essential insights into the health, well-being, and socioeconomic conditions of older Filipinos.
This report examines both survivors and deceased respondents from the baseline survey, analysing key demographic, economic, and health indicators. It also delves into new topics, including nutrition, social infrastructure, adult mortality, caregiving roles, and access to healthcare before death.
The findings are a crucial resource for policymakers and programme developers aiming to enhance economic security, healthcare access, and support systems for older Filipinos. These insights are particularly significant as the Philippines faces a demographic shift toward an ageing society in the near future.
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