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Cover Page PREFACE Contents List of Tables List of Figures List of Charts Executive summaryand policy recommendations Chapter 1. Demography and Key Statistics on the Elderly -Figure1.1 Percentage of Youth, Working-age, and Elderlypopulation during 2010-2040 -1.1 Population situations -Table 1.1 Number and percentage of the elderly, by age group(aged 60-69, 70-79, and over 80), gender, and areaof residence during 2010 ? 2040 -Figure 1.2 Total population increase rate in comparison to elderlypopulation increase rate between 2010 and 2040 -Figure 1.3 Life expectancy at birth (e0) at 60 years (e60), andat 80 years (e80) during 2010-2040 -1.2 Health situations -Figure 1.4 Percentage of population aged over 60 who assessed themselvesas having good or excellent health in 2007 and 2011 -Chart 1.1 Percentage of self-rated good health, by province in 2011 -Table 1.2 Percentage of elderly population having health issues,by age group, gender, and area of residence in 2011 -Figure 1.5 Mental health of the elderly population, by age group, genderand area of residence in 2011 -Figure 1.6 Elderly Happiness Index by age and area of residence in 2011 -Table 1.3 The elderly marital status, by age group, gender,and area of residence in 2011 -1.3 Socio-economic situation -Figure 1.7 Percentage of married elderly, by age group andgender in 2007 and 2011 -Figure 1.8 Percentage of single elderly population, by age groupand gender in 2007 and 2011 -Figure 1.9 Average number of living children, by age group andarea of residence in 2011 -Figure 1.10 Percentage of elderly with high school education or higher,by age group, gender and area of residence in 2007 and 2011 -Chart 1.2 Percentage of elderly with high school education or higher,by province in 2011 -Table 1.4 Household of the elderly population, by living arrangementin 2007 and 2011 -Figure 1.11 Percentage of elderly working in the past week, by agegroup, gender, and area of residence in 2007 and 2011 -Chart 1.3 Percentage of working elderly, by province in 2011 -Table 1.5 Sources of income for the elderly in 2007 and 2011 -Table 1.6 Sources of income for the elderly in 2007 -Figure 1.12 Percentage of elderly population participating in the OldAge Allowance scheme, by age group, gender, and areaof residence in 2007and 2011 -Chart 1.4 Percentage of elderly population participating in theOld Age Allowance scheme, by province in 2011 -Table 1.7 Percentage of elderly population regularly contributing to familyactivities, by age, gender, and area of residence in 2011 -Table 1.8 Percentage of elderly population contributing to communityactivities, by age, gender, and area of residence in 2011 -Figure 1.13 Percentage of elderly population in ASEAN Member Statesin 2015 and 2040 -1.4 Interesting facts -Figure 1.14 Potential Support Ratio in ASEAN Member Statesin 2015 and 2040 -Table 1.9 Number of years in transition from 10 to 20 percent of elderlypopulation in ASEAN Member States Chapter 2. Success and Challenges inPolicy Implementation for the Elderly -2.1 Monitoring and assessment of the Second National Plan forOlder Persons (2002-2021) Phase 2 (2007-2011)1 -Table 2.1 Assessment by index under the 5 strategies of the SecondNational Plan for Older Persons, 1st revised edition -Table 2.2 Proportion of population aged between 30-59 having engagedin old age preparation (Target at above 50 percent in each area) -Table 2.3 Proportion of population aged 18-59 having positive attitude toward the elderly by region -Table 2.4 Coverage rates of the income security system of populatedaged between 30?59 years by region and age -Table 2.5 Proportion of disabled elderly (Unable to perform 1 in 5 dailyroutines) and proportion of disabled elderly provided with homevisitation at least once a month, classified by region -Table 2.6 Proportion of elderly unable to perform a daily routine by ageand gender in 2007 and 2011 -Table 2.7 Evaluation results of 10 indices for elderly quality of life -2.2 The Elderly Plan -Table 2.8 Population structure by age group Chapter 3 Highlights of the Year 2012 -3.1 Honorary Senior Fellow of 2012 -3.2 Results of the National Savings Fund Act -3.3 Development and improvement of the healthcare service systemto provide long-term care for the elderly in 2012 -Chart 3.1 Model for long-term care for the elderly -Chart 3.2 Model for comprehensive long-term care for the elderly -3.4 Extension of the elderly rights under the Act on the Elderly, B.E. 2546 -Table 3.1 Responsible agencies by the Prime Minister Office Notification Chapter 4 Key Research and Development Results in 2012 -4.1 Lessons and the way forward for local government capacity buildingin support of the elderly -Chart 4.1 Wongduean Lamduan as a driving mechanism -4.2 A new concept on the Thai elderly definition and extension ofthe retirement age -Figure 4.1 Proportion of population by 3 major age cohortsin ASEAN in 2010 -Table 4.1 Effective age and official age of retirement in OECD countries -4.3 A proposal for the Elderly Fund reform -Figure 4.2 Fiscal budget allocated to the Elderly Fund each year -Table 4.2 The performance of the Elderly Fund: Number of approvedprojects and amount of fund during 2550-2011 -Chart 4.2 Duties of the Fund Allocation and Fund Investment Agencies References Annex : Other Key Information Working Committee of the Situation of theThai Elderly Report 2012
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