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Aging Well: An Open Consultation for All on Agora Published on August 17, 2026 - Service Public / Legal and Administrative Information Directorate (Prime Minister)
A consultation entitled “Aging in France, Today and Tomorrow,” proposed by the Ministry in charge of Autonomy and People with Disabilities, is currently open on the citizen participation platform Agora. It aims to gather citizens' opinions and proposals on the quality of life for the elderly, the prevention of loss of autonomy, and, more broadly, the challenges related to population aging. You can participate until September 20, 2026.
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This consultation invites you to share your experiences, expectations, and ideas around several themes: maintaining autonomy, health and prevention, adapting housing, shared housing, or accompanying aging.
You will be asked questions such as:
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Do you think it is possible to act to remain independent for as long as possible?
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What prevents you from taking care of your health today for the future?
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For a good life at home as you age, what is most important to you?
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What is your view on different forms of shared housing (autonomy residences, senior service residences, inclusive housing, intergenerational co-living, etc.)?
How to Participate?
The consultation is accessible for free on the Agora platform, dedicated to citizen participation. Participants answer a series of multiple-choice and open-ended questions, with the option to skip some of them.
What Happens to Contributions?
At the end of the consultation, participants will be able to learn about:
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The main lessons drawn from the contributions;
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Actions envisaged or initiated as a result;
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The implementation modalities of the decisions taken.
See Also
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The State's Citizen Participation Platform Prime Minister
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Agora: The Government Relaunches the Citizen Participation App Prime Minister
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Aging in France, Today and Tomorrow Gouvernement.fr
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