Tag Archives: Age-friendly City

Demands for the election platform in Germany

Posted on 20. February 2021 by Christa Möller

In Germany, we will have elections in September. These are the demands of the German Green Seniors (Grüne Alte): Age-friendly city and communities: Demographic change, the higher life expectancy of people in our society, is advancing. We therefore want to … Continue reading →

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Green Economics Institute’s first annual winter networking day

Posted on 13. December 2020 by Christa Möller

This was exciting today: two representatives of the Green Seniors spoke at the Green Economics Institute’s first annual winter networking day in London. Christa Möller-Metzger spoke about her favorite theme: age-friendly cities and communities and the new narrative about the … Continue reading →

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More mobility for older people in Hamburg

Posted on 10. November 2020 by Christa Möller

Recently, the Hamburg-based Green 60plus had a video conference with the State Working Group on Transport and Traffic – and our Green Transport/Traffic Senator Anjes Tjarks took part in it. The main topic was the Green 60plus bus paper – … Continue reading →

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Invitation to a videoconference on the UN world seniors day

Posted on 26. September 2020 by Christa Möller

Invitation from Bündnis 90/Die Grünen, Green 60plus, Hamburg to a videoconference about age-friendly cities and communities. Dear all, I would like to invite you to a very special conference with top-class speakers. Conference-language will be German. We want lively neighborhoods … Continue reading →

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8-point plan for age-friendly local public transport

Posted on 6. September 2020 by Christa Möller

Traffic-Notes from Chris in Germany: In Hamburg, the group Green 60plus is discussing their wishes for the equipment of the new generation of buses in local public transport. This is our plan – what do you think? How about the public … Continue reading →

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