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World Bank This World Bank article offers an overview for the impact of the pandemic on the economy in Mauritania and offers recommendations and projections for a post-COVID economic recovery plan. Article
Read MoreWorld Bank This article assesses the fragility of Arab government responses to the COVID-19 pandemic and provides policy recommendations. It discusses how government trust and the perception of the social contract will change due to the citizen-government interaction during the pandemic. Article
Read MoreCarnegie Endowment This article provides a glimpse of the suffering endured by female breadwinners who work in this informal sector of the economy. Article
Read MoreUNICEF This report summarizes the COVID-19 situation in Mauritania, humanitarian needs and UNICEF programme response. Report
Read MorePanAfrican Medical Journal The purpose of this study was to propose recommendations for prevention and containment of COVID-19 in a hemodialysis center situated in a regional hospital in Mauritania. Journal Article
Read MoreUNHCR This report details the COVID-19 emergency response, access to humanitarian assistance, and humanitarian developments in Mauritania. Report
Read MoreWorld Vision This situation report covers emergency responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in Mauritania, including financial support and community awareness. Report
Read MoreWorld Bank This report examines key conditions and challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic in Mauritania, as well as recent developments and future outlook. Report
Read MoreGlobal Food Security This paper builds on evidence of the current state of domestic rice value chain upgrading in West Africa to anticipate the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on rice value chains’ resilience and their capacity to sustain food security in the region. Journal Article
Read MoreUNICEF This report covers the humanitarian impacts and risks of COVID-19 that could overwhelm the current national response capacity in Mauritania, and therefore lead to a need for additional international assistance. Report
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