Online Workshop
How to build a great Covid recovery policy
Exclusive for public servants and policymakers
Monday, Dec 13, 2021
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Speakers
When the Covid-19 crisis began, few could have predicted that by the end of 2021, we would still be reckoning with it.
As countries cautiously begin to come out of lockdown and establish a ‘new normal,’ it’s time to ask: How do we begin to recover and rebuild after Covid-19?
Join this free online workshop to hear from experienced public servants about how to build a great Covid recovery policy. You’ll hear about the different factors that can contribute to a better recovery policy, including more open government, building back digital, and integrating gender into recovery.
You'll learn:
- What factors need to be considered in Covid recovery policies
- How governments are implementing recovery policies around the world, and how they’re going
- How Covid recovery policy can help shape our ‘new normal’ for the better
Who should watch:
This workshop is for any public servant or policymaker who wants to learn how to develop better Covid recovery policies, whether you’re working directly on these policies or not.
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Speakers
Calum Handforth
Thematic Lead on Digitalization and Smart Cities at UNDP Singapore
Singapore
Amy Juschka
Director of Communications and Advocacy
Canada
Hope Muli
Regional Project Manager
Kenya
Calum Handforth, Thematic Lead on Digitalization and Smart Cities at UNDP Singapore. He is also a Policy Fellow at the Centre for Science and Social Policy at the University of Cambridge, exploring how to use policy to ensure that government digital efforts are inclusive.
Amy Juschka, Director of Communications and Advocacy with YWCA Metro Vancouver and Co-Chair of the Elizabeth Bagshaw Society. Amy is a strategic communications leader with more than a decade of experience advocating for social change across the charitable and non-governmental sectors.
Hope Muli, Regional Project Manager, Open Contracting at Hivos East Africa.
