Podcast by Oxford Policy Management
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Category | Government |
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In the fourth episode of the latest series of our popular podcast, Nigerian economist, Adedeji Adeniran, tells us how initial optimism turned to panic when Covid first hit the country two years ago. While the Government’s response had proved effectiv... more
Covid in Pakistan: Financial consolidation vs. damage limitation – who wins and who loses? The fifth most populous country in the world, Pakistan has witnessed four waves of Covid, yet deaths to date – while high – have not amounted to the numbers se... more
Join Policy in Pandemics host, Stevan Lee, as he explores the economic impact of Covid-19 in Kenya with economists Wangari Muikia and John Nyangi. As in many countries across the world, stories of hoard-buying, home working and the emergence of a ‘ne... more
In the first episode of the new series of our Policy in Pandemics podcast, Acting Chief Economist, Stevan Lee talks to Selim Raihan, Professor of Economics at the University of Dhaka and Executive Director at SANEM, about the economic impacts of the ... more
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Despite an unexpected delay in covid-19 mortality rates, Africa is facing an 'unprecedented policy crisis'. We speak to Kate Dooley, the West Africa Regional Director for the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change. Kate talks about her experience wor... more
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