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- 자료유형
- 연구보고서
- 저자정보
- 발행연도
- 2012.6
- 수록면
- 1 - 248 (248page)
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Seoul became an aging society when the component ration of the 65+ age group exceeded 7% in 2005. Seoul is expected to be an aged society when the percentage of elderly exceeds 14% of the entire population in 2020. Aged groups are no longer minorities in an aged society. The current urban environment, which was formed while experiencing rapid urban growth during post-war reconstruction in 1960s, has favored the economic activities of young adults rather than those of dependent populations such as senior citizens. It has become necessary to develop urban management policies, which can be accomplished by studying the needs and preferences of aged groups who will eventually become universal members of the community within the next decade. It is especially necessary to support systems that encourage these aged groups to participate as members of the local community through these urban management policies.
This study attempts to seek out urban management policies that create an environment where aged groups can live long healthy lives despite a rapidly regressing aged society in Seoul. This study examines different avenues of assistance for deficient areas of public-led support programs by providing mutual aid to inhabitants and improving the environments of towns via the Machizukuri Method. This model allows aged people to provide their opinions and gives these opinions a central focus when making decision within the community. Using the Machizukuri Method, the study collected opinions from residents, including those of aged people, and proposed a model for an aging friendly community based on the opinions provided.
First, the site was selected through field study and the review of facilities for the elderly, income of residents, and urban management plans. Questionnaires were prepared based on the site analysis through references, GIS data, field study, and focus group interviews. Questionnaires comprised of (1) finding merits and issues in the town, (2) setting images of the future of the town, and (3) setting development directions for the future of the town as the main points by considering the process of consultation used in Machizukuri workshops. With these questionnaires, local residents studies were carried out based on their opinions during face-to-face contact.
Research on opinions of local residents was based on three category groups : former aged (ages 65~74), latter aged (ages 75 and over), and non-senior citizens (ages 64 and less). While studying opinions of local residents, requirements from inhabitants were also collected. Based on the research of opinions and requirements of local residents, a plan was drawn according to an agreement process that is being used at Machizukuri workshops. The plan was derived from four steps (1) finding merits and issues in the town, (2) setting images of the future of the town (3) setting development direction of the future of the town, and (4) picturing the future of the town. Lastly, an action program was established for each step to practice a plan for an aging friendly community.
Even though creating an aging friendly community is primarily aimed at improving the community for aged people, there is also an opportunity to restore a community that has faded due to rapid urbanization. In this respect, constructing an aging friendly community fulfills the need for a beloved town where people live equally with mutual value and trust. This is a place where all are concerned citizens, regardless of age, participate in resolving the needs of the town’s residents. It can be a place where all are equal owners of the town.
This study attempts to seek out urban management policies that create an environment where aged groups can live long healthy lives despite a rapidly regressing aged society in Seoul. This study examines different avenues of assistance for deficient areas of public-led support programs by providing mutual aid to inhabitants and improving the environments of towns via the Machizukuri Method. This model allows aged people to provide their opinions and gives these opinions a central focus when making decision within the community. Using the Machizukuri Method, the study collected opinions from residents, including those of aged people, and proposed a model for an aging friendly community based on the opinions provided.
First, the site was selected through field study and the review of facilities for the elderly, income of residents, and urban management plans. Questionnaires were prepared based on the site analysis through references, GIS data, field study, and focus group interviews. Questionnaires comprised of (1) finding merits and issues in the town, (2) setting images of the future of the town, and (3) setting development directions for the future of the town as the main points by considering the process of consultation used in Machizukuri workshops. With these questionnaires, local residents studies were carried out based on their opinions during face-to-face contact.
Research on opinions of local residents was based on three category groups : former aged (ages 65~74), latter aged (ages 75 and over), and non-senior citizens (ages 64 and less). While studying opinions of local residents, requirements from inhabitants were also collected. Based on the research of opinions and requirements of local residents, a plan was drawn according to an agreement process that is being used at Machizukuri workshops. The plan was derived from four steps (1) finding merits and issues in the town, (2) setting images of the future of the town (3) setting development direction of the future of the town, and (4) picturing the future of the town. Lastly, an action program was established for each step to practice a plan for an aging friendly community.
Even though creating an aging friendly community is primarily aimed at improving the community for aged people, there is also an opportunity to restore a community that has faded due to rapid urbanization. In this respect, constructing an aging friendly community fulfills the need for a beloved town where people live equally with mutual value and trust. This is a place where all are concerned citizens, regardless of age, participate in resolving the needs of the town’s residents. It can be a place where all are equal owners of the town.
목차
[표지]
[목차]
표목차
그림목차
[요약 및 정책건의]
1. 연구의 배경 및 목적
2. 왜 고령친화형 마을만들기가 필요한가?
3. 고령친화형 마을이란?
4. 어떻게 고령친화형 마을을 만들 것인가?
5. 고령친화형 마을이 만들어지면?
[제1장 연구의 개요]
제1절 연구의 배경 및 목적
제2절 연구의 내용 및 방법
[제1부 왜 고령친화형 마을만들기가 필요한가?]
제2장 고령화 추이 및 정책현황
제3장 이론적 고찰
[제2부 무엇이 고령친화형 마을인가?]
제4장 고령친화형 마을의 정의 및 성격
제5장 국내외 사례검토
[제3부 어떻게 고령친화형 마을을 만들 것인가?]
제6장 대상지 선정 및 현황조사
제7장 고령친화형 마을만들기
[제4부 고령친화형 마을이 만들어지면?]
제8장 결론
[참고문헌]
[부록]
[영문요약(Abstract)]
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