Titlebook: COVID in the Islands: A comparative perspective on the Caribbean and the Pacific; Yonique Campbell,John Connell Book 2021 The Editor(s) (i

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Coronavirus and CARICOM: The Benefit of a Regional University in a Coherent Pandemic Response,HIV and climatic disasters, helped strengthen public health infrastructure and enable people to cope with COVID-19 impacts. The WHO’s Health Systems Framework suggests how the coordinated actions of political, health and non-health entities in CARICOM could combine into a coherent pandemic response.

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Caribbean Economies and COVID-19: Impact and Prospects for 2021 and Beyond,ven business development and education. At the macro-level, recovery to pre-COVID levels is unlikely before late 2021 even under relatively strong assumptions, and be more difficult for economies dominated by the service sector, especially tourism, and with significant informal sectors.