Street Accessibility Alone Fails to Address Aging Challenges

Emphasizing the necessity of addressing the social and economic dimensions of aging, a researcher and member of the Cultural Sociology Research Group at the Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research (ACECR) Research Institute for Culture, Art and Architecture stated that if the prerequisites of social quality are not met, the accessibility of streets and buildings, while essential, will not be sufficient on its own to address the social and economic challenges of aging.

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A researcher and member of the Cultural Sociology Research Group at the Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research (ACECR) Research Institute for Culture, Art and Architecture emphasized the necessity of addressing the social and economic dimensions of aging, stating that if the prerequisites of social quality are not met, the accessibility of streets and buildings—although essential—will not be sufficient on its own to respond to the social and economic challenges of aging.

Source: ISNA News Agency