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Inequalities in the time of COVID-19

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SHORT DESCRIPTION

Share your research and your policy know-how on inequalities and COVID-19. Some of the key aspects to consider are:

(a) how pre-existing inequalities play into COVID-19; 

(b) equity and distributional aspects of COVID-19 responses;

(c) lessons learned from previous epidemics and outbreaks in relation to their social determinant and, critically, inequalities.

 

The outcomes of this team's work would be used in a brief to inform policy and project responses to COVID-19.  

 

You are welcomed to react to any of these discussion threads (see discussion section of the e-team) and/or initiate any new threads on the topic.

 

To kick start the conversation, here are some thoughts on the issue:
What the Racial Data Show
COVID-19: Inequality is our pre-existing condition
Gender inequality in times of COVID-19 – give women cash
COVID-19: Lessons from the past
In Indonesia, the COVID-19 pandemic hurts poor women the most

Geographical area: Other
Theme(s) of intervention: Gender equality, Health and wellbeing, Inclusive social development / inclusive societies / social inclusion, Policy design and delivery, Reduction of inequalities / equity / poverty eradication, Social policy, Social protection
Created: 17 Apr 2020
Latest update: 28 Sep 2020

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