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Table of Contents Chapter 1. Introduction 1.1 Background 1.2 Research Objectives 1.3 Scope and Content of the Study 1.4 Methods 1.5 Contributions References Chapter 2. International Policy Recommendations for Healthy Ageing and Long-term Care 2.1 Global Policy Frameworks and Conceptual Foundations 2.2 Strategic Recommendations from non-UN International Institutions 2.3 Conclusion References Chapter 3. Country Cases of Healthy Ageing and Long-term Care Policies in the Asia-Pacific Region 3.1 Japan 3.2 Republic of Korea 3.3 Thailand 3.4 China 3.5 Sri Lanka 3.6 Vietnam 3.7 Indonesia 3.8 Fiji 3.9 Uzbekistan Chapter 4. Cross-Country Comparison of Healthy Ageing and Long-term Care Policies in the Asia-Pacific Region 4.1 Convergences and Divergences in Healthy Ageing Policies Across Nine Asia-Pacific Countries 4.2 Convergences and Divergences in Long Term Care Policies Across Nine Asia-Pacific Countries Chapter 5. Policy Agendas: Towards Policy Alignment and Cooperation for Healthy Ageing and Long-term Care in the Asia-Pacific Region 5.1 Background 5.2 Policy Agenda 1: Establishing Sustainable Financing for Healthy Ageing and Long-term Care 5.3 Policy Agenda 2: Strengthening LTC Service Delivery and Community-Based Integrated Care (CBIC) 5.4 Policy Agenda 3: Aligning Health and LTC governance ? Towards Integrated Accountability 5.5 Policy Agenda 4: Measuring What Matters ? Shared Monitoring Indicators for Healthy Ageing Outcomes Chapter 6. Conclusion The Asia-Pacific Paradox: Compressed speed of aging with expansion of morbidity Way forward The Dual Imperative: Compression of morbidity and adequate supply of LTC Key lessons

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