Local Administrative Organizations and Preparation for Sarcopenia in an Aging Society

Abstract

This article aims to present the importance of local administrative organizations, which are considered the organizations closest to the people in the area. Local administrative organizations are the first line of defense to provide knowledge and understanding to the people in adapting to the aging society. And preparing to cope with sarcopenia, which is a common disease in the elderly group, which is an important cause leading to dependent elderly people. Therefore, since local administrative organizations are the primary agencies responsible for caring for dependent elderly individuals, they must have clear measures or policies, activities to encourage senior citizens to exercise regularly, and building diverse networks of partners to help in designing innovative or correct exercise programs. It helps develop the quality of life for the elderly to be self-reliant and increases the potential and strength of local administrative organizations.