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Blended online learning can remove barriers, and take education to girls, marginalised groups and remote areas

A coordinated approach is required to ensure we don’t end up data rich, information poor.

Having a robust M&E system in place can assist in the recovery as it can ensure that the money is spent wisely through an effective and efficient tracking of the expenditure.

Covid-19 prompted schools and colleges around the world to close down. By the end of March 2020, over 180 countries had closed down schools, affecting over 1.5 billion ( 87.4%) learners.

COVID-19 has exacerbated an already grim mental health picture around the world. As such, governments must build mental health into their policy responses to the pandemic.

For the last 5,000 years, shipping has been at the forefront of the world economy, transporting goods and people across the seven continents.

Air travel, democratised in the contemporary world by technology, has created new opportunities for billions of people. In the wake of COVID 19

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought to heel the most powerful nations in the world and ground life to a standstill. India too is currently in Lockdown 4.0 and struggling to combat the spread of the virus.

The National Commission of Women has reported a rise in domestic and gender-based violence since the imposition of the countrywide lockdown. Financial hardship, risk of unemployment, worry of pay-cuts and the fear of contracting the disease are all affecting our collective mental well-being.

Driving responsible individual behaviour to achieve collective well-being through public policy is not new to governments.