Kwido has been selected as one of the finalists among the 115 candidates from 40 countries.
The Prize is focused on digital technologies to address specific health-related categories: Alzheimer’s Disease & Cognitive Decline, Elder Caregiving, Transportation & Mobility, Frailty, and Adult Immunization, all areas that impact the healthy aging of older people. “The Healthy Ageing Innovation Prize creates a whole new platform for collaboration and promotes new innovations to deliver integrated health and long-term care for older persons,” said Anshu Banerjee, Director, Maternal, Newborn Child & Adolescent Health & Ageing, World Health Organization.
The Healthy Ageing Innovation Prize marked its second year during the 2022 WSIS Forum. The Prize is a partnership with the Global Coalition on Aging, ITU, UN DESA, and the WHO, in support of the Decade of Healthy Ageing.
You can meet the 11 finalists here