SurveyMETER carried out the ECED Adaptation Study during the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Special Region of Yogyakarta from January to March 2021, with the support of the Knowledge Sector Initiative (KSI).

Indonesia is currently experiencing an aging population. More than 10% of its population is elderly, with the highest percentage of 15.7% being in the Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY).

The second round of the telephone survey, 'Older Adults and COVID-19 in Indonesia' is a follow-up to the first wave of the study. It is a collaboration among ERIA, Bappenas, and SurveyMETER.

The book 'Compendium: Older Adults in the 21st Century' is a collaboration among investigators comprising researchers from SurveyMETER and Indonesian older adult observers who are members of the Coalition for Communities Caring for the Older Adults (KuMPUL).

The telephone survey of Older Adults and COVID-19 in Indonesia is a collective initiative of ERIA, Bappenas, and SurveyMETER.

Based on baseline data from the 2013 Elderly-Friendly City Assessment Study, Surakarta City is conceivably described as a city expressly approaching being elderly-friendly.

Based on baseline data from the 2013 Elderly-Friendly City Assessment Study, Surabaya City is conceivably described as a city expressly approaching being elderly-friendly.

Berdasarkan data baseline Studi Asesmen Kota Ramah Lanjut Usia tahun 2013 Kota Payakumbuh dapat dinarasikan sebagai kota yang hampir ramah lanjut usia.

Berdasarkan data baseline Studi Asesmen Kota Ramah Lanjut Usia tahun 2013 Kota Medan dapat dinarasikan sebagai kota yang masih sangat jauh dari kota ramah lansia.

Berdasarkan data baseline Studi Asesmen Kota Ramah Lanjut Usia tahun 2013 Kota Mataram dapat diklasifikasikan kota yang belum cukup tetapi potensial beranjak menjadi kota ramah lanjut usia dalam waktu tidak lama.