As a training and capacity building institute at its core, IHS is keen to co-create and disseminate knowledge that supports urban communities in addressing challenges posed by the pandemic.
Below, you will be able to download a static file put together from the former Covid-19 Resource Hub webpages. You can also see other related research initiatives IHS was involved in.
As a part of Vital Cities and Citizens, IHS conducted research on how Rotterdam and its citizens can recover from the crisis, learn and thrive. The project team prepared policy briefs, provided advice and feedback on policy recommendations; and conducted case studies in Rotterdam and elsewhere, so as to inspire policies in Rotterdam. Read more below.
Staying loyal to our mission of developing human and institutional capacities, to reduce poverty and improve the quality of life in cities, we decided to put together a few online resources on Covid-19, that might be useful to those trying to alleviate the impact of this virus. The impact of the current Covid-19 pandemic on the cities around the world particularly affects the urban poor, who are most vulnerable to the devastating effect of this virus.
These resources might serve stakeholders in charge of mitigating the effects of this crisis to make informed decisions on how to try and combat Covid-19 in situ, irrespective of the obvious limitations some countries will face in terms of the resources available to them.
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