Page 157 - Ageing and Dementia: A compendium of New Zealand research literature
Basic HTML Version
POLICY DOCUMENTS, GUIDELINES ANDREPORTS: AGEING AND DEMENTIAS 140
New Zealand Ministry of Social Development, & New Zealand Office for Senior Citizens. (2011).
The
business of ageing: realizing the economic potential of older people in New Zealand, 2011-2051.
New Zealand Office of the Auditor-General. (2013).
Using the United Nations' Madrid indicators to
better understand our ageing population
. Wellington, New Zealand: Author.
New Zealand Social Advisory Council. (1984).
The extra years: some implications for New Zealand society
of an ageing population
. Wellington, New Zealand: Social Advisory Council.
New Zealand Ministry of Health. (1997).
The health and wellbeing of older people and kaumatua: the
public health issues
. Wellington, New Zealand: Ministry of Health.
New Zealand Ministry of Maori Development., & Massey University School of Maori Studies Te
Pumanawa Hauora. (1996).
Oranga kaumātua : the health and well-being of older Māori: a
report prepared for kaumātua & organisations in the Hawke's Bay region
. Palmerston North,
New Zealand: Te Pumanawa Hauora, Dept. of Maori Studies, Massey University.
New Zealand Ministry of Social Policy Senior Citizens Unit. (2000).
International Year of Older Persons
1999 = Te Tau Whakatairanga Kaumatua Puta i te Ao: final report
. Wellington, New Zealand:
Ministry of Social Policy
New Zealand Ministry of Women's Affairs Te Ohu Whakatupu. (1993).
Maori women and private
provision for retirement /paper prepared by Te Ohu Whakatupu, Ministry of Women's Affairs =
Te Whakarite whai oranga mō te wā e kuia ai te wāhine Māori
. Wellington, New Zealand: The
Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
