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COVID-19 has shown us that our economic growth model is not practical, equitable or
sustainable. It has emphasized the need for immediate change and to consider new
ideas that might previously have been considered too hard or impractical.
It’s an exciting time to break with the broken ways
of the past and re-write ‘normal’.
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Herzegovina / Dejan Miholjcic
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Iraq / Abdullah Dhiaa Al-Deen
We are helping decision
makers look beyond
recovery, towards 2030,
in governance, social
protection, the green
economy, and making
progress in
digitalization.
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Viet Nam / Nguyen Khanh
We are leading the COVID-19 Rapid
Response Facility.
US $100
MILLION
is being fast tracked for immediate
assistance. We estimate a minimum of
US$500 million is needed to support 100
countries.
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We have put forward the idea of a
Temporary Basic Income in order
to help the
2.7 Billion
People
living below or just about the poverty line in
132 developing countries.
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We are embracing new
technology and expanding
digital technology to improve
AI and telemedicine .
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Djibouti / Aurélia Rusek
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Georgia / Nino Zedginidze
With the UN we have outlined six
areas for critical action to
Prevent violence
against women and girls.
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UNDP will advocate for universal healthcare and
champion
biodiversity
and by stopping the continuous expansion of
farmland for food production.
Chapter 06
A global
Stress test
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Bangladesh / Fahad Kaizer