COVID-19 AND IMPLICATIONS FOR INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT IN CARICOM: POLICY AND PROGRAMME CONSIDERATIONS

COVID-19 AND IMPLICATIONS FOR INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT IN CARICOM: POLICY AND PROGRAMME CONSIDERATIONS
Author(s)/editor(s)
Isiuwa Iyahen

Content Editors: Silke Staab, Tonni Ann Brodber and Sharon Carter-Burke

When compared to other regions, the number of CARICOM cases of COVID-19 have been few, but are increasing. It will be necessary to develop and implement programmes and policies that will support inclusive socio-economic stability while efforts are made to contain the spread of the virus.

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Geographic coverage: Latin America and the Caribbean
Subject areas: Economic empowerment Ending violence against women and girls Health
Publication year
2020
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