2003
DOI: 10.2190/1blh-17kq-lehm-mp90
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Aging in Estonia: The Coping of the Elderly and Their Need for Services

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“…In Bosnia and Herzegovina, older people report that "food is our most pressing need," while in Indonesia, an older woman indicated, "The good life is when I can find food" (HelpAge International, 2002). A study done on older people in Estonia revealed that their most serious problem is their modest incomes and resulting financial difficulties (Tulva & Kiis, 2003). Earlier, a study found that a third of the older people in Thailand, twofifths in Chile, one-half in Sri Lanka, and three-fifths in the Dominican Republic lived in conditions of deprivation (Chawla & Kaiser, 1995).…”
Section: Rights Violationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Bosnia and Herzegovina, older people report that "food is our most pressing need," while in Indonesia, an older woman indicated, "The good life is when I can find food" (HelpAge International, 2002). A study done on older people in Estonia revealed that their most serious problem is their modest incomes and resulting financial difficulties (Tulva & Kiis, 2003). Earlier, a study found that a third of the older people in Thailand, twofifths in Chile, one-half in Sri Lanka, and three-fifths in the Dominican Republic lived in conditions of deprivation (Chawla & Kaiser, 1995).…”
Section: Rights Violationsmentioning
confidence: 99%