Titlebook: EQUITY IN COVID-19; Mitigation and Polic Anika Altaf,Dzodzi Tsikata,Marleen Dekker Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Rwandaartners and enforced through punitive measures. While this structure enabled efficient service delivery, equity considerations had been of lesser concern. The country’s response centered on social protection extension and economic recovery. However, it glossed over the everyday realities of the extr

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Ugandanalized groups subjected them to a higher risk of infection and undermined the broader response to Covid-19. It is clear that Covid-19 disproportionately affected people who were already vulnerable due to comorbidities that are often a result of pre-existing social inequalities. But Covid-19 mitigat

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Conclusionnd to its projected impacts on the fortunes of African economies, societies, and democratic politics. The chapter highlights among other things the ramifications of the pandemic in the livelihoods of working people, women, and the poor more generally. These are discussed through a reflection on the

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Medien • Kultur • Kommunikationearch programme ‘Equity in COVID-19’. The introduction provides a short description on the pandemics’ trajectory in Africa, with a focus on the first wave in 2020, an elaboration of the research focus and approach, as well as a contextual description on the status of development in the country cases

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Hals-, Nasen- und Ohrenheilkunde,ly, structural inequalities based on gender and location determined the intensity of Covid-19 impacts on the population. The chapter analysed Burkina Faso’s pandemic responses within these contexts and growing distrust of the state. Drawing from secondary data sets and literature and framed within a