This conference will gather stakeholders from around the world to advance a shared understanding of how intergenerational (IG) policies, research and programmes act as agents of change to impact the sustainability of ageing societies.

This conference will gather stakeholders from around the world to advance a shared understanding of how intergenerational (IG) policies, research and programmes act as agents of change to impact the sustainability of ageing societies.

Areas of discussion include:

- promoting interactivity between seniors and the younger generations
- workplace management of multi-generational teams
- retraining and retaining policies
- communication strategies to link generations

This four-day conference includes post-conference workshops specifically tailored for IG programme practitioners, and aims to enhance participants' learning through experiential, hands-on workshops and site visits which demonstrate practical applications of how IG relations can be strengthened. There will also be a roundtable on the last day (29 April), organised in conjunction with the 2nd European Day of Intergenerational Solidarity. A Singapore Roundtable will focus on local IG issues from the perspectives of a respected panel of experts.