Free online event
How do we respond better to a second wave – and learn its lessons faster?
Exclusive for Public Servants & Policymakers
Wednesday, Oct 7, 2020
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- What the most important considerations are in our response to the second wave
- What public health measures are essential to better respond to the second wave
- How we can respond better to the indirect effects of Covid-19, such as on the economy
- What are the risks and opportunities of a post Covid-19 future
Speakers
Across the globe, governments are introducing restrictions once again, responding to the growing threat of a second wave of Covid-19.
It has now become abundantly clear that the time to prevent a second wave has passed, and we must now decide what to do next.
Watch this workshop to hear from public servants working on the Covid-19 response and prominent public health officials, and find out how to respond better to a second wave and learn its lessons faster.
Who should watch
This workshop is for anyone who wants to learn how to respond better to a second wave.
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Speakers
Reuben Abraham
Chief Executive Officer and Senior Fellow, IDFC Institute, a Mumbai-based think/do tank focused on state capacity and political economy.
Ailish Campbell
Chief Trade Commissioner of Canada and Assistant Deputy Minister, International Business Development
Dr Peter Singer
Chief Trade Commissioner of Canada and Assistant Deputy Minister, International Business Development
Tom Pravda
Chief Trade Commissioner of Canada and Assistant Deputy Minister, International Business Development
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