This project will include exploring, and identifying, pathways towards better responses to multiple crises. It will identify recommendations for international aid responses to global health challenges, particularly future pandemics, that go beyond bio-medical preparedness; for example approaches that bilateral donors may take, individually and collectively. This work will be of relevance to individual countries, and to the international community, to help improve responses in future.
Distilling key, actionable lessons from this pandemic for improving pandemic preparedness
Global
Phase 2
Pandemic Preparedness
Citizen-state relations
Governance
Resilience
Pandemic Preparedness
Citizen-state relations
Governance
Resilience
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