Hosts, co-hosts, and contributing organisations
The conference is delivered through joint collaboration among host institutions and a consortium of United Nations agencies and international and regional organisations.
Convening organisations
Department of Older Persons (DOP)
Ministry of Social Development and Human Security, Thailand. National lead agency on ageing policy and a principal organiser of the conference and the Bangkok Recommendations process.
College of Population Studies, Chulalongkorn University
Project lead and technical secretariat for the conference, programme design, facilitation, and the drafting of the Bangkok Recommendations.
Thai Health Promotion Foundation (ThaiHealth)
National health promotion agency supporting conference content on community health and ageing.
Ageing Innovation Expo Thailand
Co-located expo and summit platform connecting the conference to the wider ageing-innovation and longevity-economy ecosystem.
International, regional, and academic partners
UNFPA
United Nations Population Fund — population and development policy, including ageing.
UN-Habitat
United Nations Human Settlements Programme — age-friendly urban environments and resilience.
ADB
Asian Development Bank — financing and resource mobilisation for community care systems.
ALAP
Alliance on Longevity in Asia-Pacific — regional network on longevity and community-led care.
ACAI
ASEAN Centre for Active Ageing and Innovation — regional policy advocacy and innovation.
AGAC
ASEM Global Ageing Center — research and cross-regional exchange on ageing.
Tsao Foundation
Including the International Longevity Centre Singapore — community care and caregiver support models.
FOPDEV
Foundation for Older Persons' Development — community-based services for older persons in Thailand.
HSRI
Health Systems Research Institute, Thailand — health systems and workforce research.
NHSO
National Health Security Office, Thailand — financing and local health security coordination.
Chulabhorn Royal Academy
Academic and hospital management contributions to care system innovation.
NIDA
National Institute of Development Administration — age-friendly environments and policy research.
KRS Xpansion
Private-sector contributor to the silver economy and innovation discussions.
CU-COLLAR
Chulalongkorn University Social Research Institute — workforce, standards, and safeguarding research.
Chula ARI
Chulalongkorn University Platform for Ageing Research Innovation — financing and upscaling research.
Partner and stakeholder comments
For questions about partnership or institutional contributions, see the Contact page.