• As a preventive measure the dementia action plan foresees guidelines for municipalities containing recommendations on models for ‘preventive home visits and other measures to encourage and municipalities and local communities to establish effective preventive, health promoting services’ for the health of older inhabitants.
• Establishing dementia-friendly initiatives needs to be a priority within policies and action plans

• recommends improved detection and treatment of diabetes and hypertension, prioritisation of smoking cessation, for older adults prevention programs, increase in physical activity and reduction in levels of obesity, global improvement of primary and tertiary education, prevention of cardiovascular conditions, hypertension and diabetes.

• Started in 2017 the Managing active and healthy ageing with use of caring service robots (MARIO) project, which addresses the difficult challenges of loneliness, isolation and dementia in older people through innovative and multi-faceted inventions delivered by service robots. 

• The Dementia Strategy for Canada aims to provide access to built, and social environments that support the ability to pursue healthy living in ways that may reduce their risk of developing dementia.
• The Dementia Strategy for Canada aims at integrating health equity into government policies, practices and programs in part through Sex and Gender-based Analysis Plus (SGBA+) to enable equal access to dementia supports, services and diagnosis.

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• ‘In collaboration with people with dementia, their carers and the organizations that represent them, the media and other relevant stakeholders, organize national and local public health and awareness campaigns that are community- and culture-specific’ 
• ‘Develop programmes, adapted to the relevant context, to encourage dementia-friendly attitudes in the community and the public and private sectors that are informed by the experiences of people with dementia and their carers’ 
• Raising/ increasing awareness of dementia and information systems for dementia need to be priorities addressed within policies and action plans

• Commit to public-facing information campaigns, challenging stigma and encouraging to seek out early diagnosis (Greece)
• Information campaigns focusing on increasing awareness and understanding of dementia and encouraging help-seeking behaviour, as well as providing information about risk factors, preventive measures, the value of early diagnosis and available support services. (Maltese, Portuguese and Slovenian strategies)

• They aim to ensure that people are aware of the early signs of dementia, the importance of a timely diagnosis and have an understanding of where they can go to get help. For instance they launched guidance on dementia risk reduction and a national campaign to increase awareness by following six steps.

• Primary care professionals are expected to offer lifestyle advice, monitor, review and treat modifiable factors, and play a central role in the ongoing care of people who have been diagnosed with some type of dementia. 

• To raise awareness and understanding in the Dementia Action Plan for Wales encourages ‘continued public education initiatives and awareness training so that more individuals, communities, businesses and public authorities have a better understanding of dementia.’ 
• They plan to ‘develop and undertake training designed to raise awareness amongst transport workers of the barriers that are encountered by those with dementia when using public transport.’ 
• All NHS employed staff in contact with the public should receive an appropriate level of dementia care training according to their ‘Good work’ framework