Report Dementia

About Dementia

As average life expectancies continue to rise, ‘dementia’ is becoming a key policy issue not only in Japan but also around the world.

HGPI views dementia as a global health policy issue and has been engaged in ongoing efforts to promote dementia policy worldwide

In pursuit of our mission of “promoting multi-stakeholder collaboration to advance dementia policy,” HGPI conducts research, holds surveys, and formulates policy proposals based on three pillars: building a global platform, emphasizing the perspectives of the parties most affected, and identifying and publicizing policy issues.

[Event Report] The 36th Special Breakfast Meeting “Project Outcome of Dementia PPP Research and the Future of International Cooperation” Kiyoshi Kurokawa, HGPI Chairman (March 17, 2017)
2017-03-31

[Event Report] The 36th Special Breakfast Meeting “Project Outcome of Dementia PPP Resea ...>>

[Event Report] Invitation to Global Expert Meeting on Developed cases of public-private partnership for promoting measures against dementia (March 17, 2017)
2017-03-17

[Event Report] Invitation to Global Expert Meeting on Developed cases of public-private ...>>

2017-02-28

[Lecture] ”Initiative for the Advancement of Dementia Research and Social System Innovat ...>>

[Lecture] How to Build up Dementia Friendly Community (Sponsored by Global status quo on dementia supporters toward community development friendly to the elderly with dementia, and the international expansion of supporter program; 24 February, 2017)
2017-02-22

[Lecture] How to Build up Dementia Friendly Community (Sponsored by Global status quo on ...>>

2016-12-08

[Lecture] Future issues on dementia in Japan and the world (Cohosted by Japan Medical As ...>>

2016-11-01

[New Research Project] Initiative for the Advancement of Dementia Research and Social Sy ...>>

2016-09-09

[Lecture] Nikkei Business innovation general conference “Current situation and issues of ...>>

2016-03-14

[Event Report] The 57th Breakfast Meeting: Losing Marbles!- Experiences of Early Treatme ...>>

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