WHO Country Office Libya Summary Report of Activities from 1 January to 31 October 2020
WHO This report details the impact of COVID-19 on the humanitarian crisis in Libya and WHO’s operations to combat it. Report
Read MoreWHO This report details the impact of COVID-19 on the humanitarian crisis in Libya and WHO’s operations to combat it. Report
Read MoreSSRN This working paper aims to explore the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the digital transformation implementing process and the extent to which Moroccan economic actors are ready to embrace digital transformation. Working Paper
Read MorePalladium This article reports on the impact of COVID-19 on society and the economy in Kuwait. Article
Read MoreWorld Economic Forum This article reports on the impact of COVID-19 on Oman’s sustainable future based on telecommunications infrastructure, oil prices, and support for entrepreneurship. Article
Read MoreEuropean Institution of the Mediterranean This article examines the policy measures taken to address the economic implications of the COVID-19 pandemic in Egypt. Article
Read MoreUnited Nations This article reports on the work of the UN alongside Lebanese authorities to deliver a coherent response to address hygiene supplies, public education against the spread of misinformation, and violence against women, and scaling up support to refugees. Article
Read MoreIpsos This article presents findings from a survey assessing public support for, and the likely social impacts of personal health social measures in Egypt after the COVID-19 outbreak. Report
Read MoreCarnegie Middle East Center This article reports on strategies and policy recommendations the Kuwaiti government could adopt to ensure the sustainability of the government’s current status as well as to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Article
Read MoreLSE This article reports on the health implications of COVID-19 as well as the dearth of data and the history of conflicts on the public health situation in Libya. Article
Read MoreGlobal Voices This article reports on the attempts to silence Tunisian people who criticize the government’s response to COVID-19. Article
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