By Mohammad Rakibul HasanDHAKA, Bangladesh, Apr 29 2020 (IPS) The world is at risk of widespread famines caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The devastating economic impact of Covid-19 is seeing a huge rise globally in the number of hungry people. Hamida Begum, a domestic worker in Bangladesh who is now […]
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Read MoreCountry: World Source: International Committee of the Red Cross The pandemic will be felt acutely in conflict zones, where millions get by with little or no health care, food, water and electricity, precarious livelihoods, volatile prices and destroyed infrastructure.
Read MoreIntriguing things sometimes happen in places deserted by people. Plants creep back, animals return and, slowly, birdsong fills the air. The coronavirus pandemic means public spaces the world over have been temporarily abandoned. Major roads are all but empty and public squares are eerily quiet. In response, nature is in […]
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Read MoreCountries: Cuba, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Source: UN High Commissioner for Refugees Desde el día 16 de marzo, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados ha apoyado la salida de 434 personas solicitantes de asilo de los centros de detención para inmigrantes.
Read MoreIssue Post April 28, 2020 Why gender-sensitive social protection is critical to the COVID-19 response in low- and middle-income countries Melissa Hidrobo Neha Kumar Tia Palermo Amber Peterman Shalini Roy Governments ramping up pandemic assistance programs must take care to see they don’t widen inequalities.
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