Announcement of the IFA Annual Meeting 2009
The Annual Meeting of the International Federation on Ageing will be held at:
Castle Hotel, Akita
Nakadori Akita-city, 1-3-5
Akita Prefecture, Akita, Japan
Friday 9th October 2009 - Commencing at 10:00am
In accordance with the By-Laws of the International Federation on Ageing the provisional agenda for the Annual Meeting is sent to members of the organisation. Members are invited to propose amendments to the provisional agenda by 31 July 2009 by writing (letter, fax, email) to the President, c/o Secretary General at the IFA headquarters.
Please access the Provisional Agenda here.
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Special Announcement –
Calling for Nominations for the Position of IFA Director
The IFA is now accepting nominations for the position of Director. Individual members in good standing or persons representing organisational members in good standing can make a nomination. The IFA Nomination Committee welcomes informal enquiries about the role of Directors or practical information about nominations and the process. The announcement document is available here. Please contact Jane Barratt at
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for further information or to make an informal enquiry.
All persons accepting the nomination must complete the Statement of Candidacy form –download here- and include an appropriate biography which may be circulated to all full IFA members. Closing date for nominations is the 31st July 2009, by which time all the relevant information must have been received.
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IFA 11th Global Conference 2012
Submission Guidlelines for Prospective Hosts
The IFA is inviting unique, innovative proposals from prospective host organizations in respect of its 11th Global Conference on Ageing in 2012. IFA's Board of Directors is particularly interested in submissions that build upon the themes and intent of the IFA's 10th Global Conference on Ageing - www.ifa2010.org - in Melbourne in may 2010, and recommends ways that information from our conference can be best used to influence policy. We want to know what is it that makes the future IFA Global Conference on Ageing unique and an event which cannot be missed by all stakeholders in the field of ageing.
Please contact IFA Secretary General Jane Barratt directly at
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for information on the application criteria and selection process.
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