Titlebook: EQUITY IN COVID-19; Mitigation and Polic Anika Altaf,Dzodzi Tsikata,Marleen Dekker Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Rwandaemely poor and vulnerable. The measures put in place to curb the spread of the virus were disproportionate to the measures designed to solve its socio-economic fallouts. Democratizing pandemic responses and proper targeting of the most vulnerable to enhance greater engagement between state and citizens is therefore recommended.

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Introduction,earch programme ‘Equity in COVID-19’. The introduction provides a short description on the pandemics’ trajectory in Africa, with a focus on the first wave in 2020, an elaboration of the research focus and approach, as well as a contextual description on the status of development in the country cases

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Burkina Fasoly, structural inequalities based on gender and location determined the intensity of Covid-19 impacts on the population. The chapter analysed Burkina Faso’s pandemic responses within these contexts and growing distrust of the state. Drawing from secondary data sets and literature and framed within a

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Nigeriarnment hurriedly imposed the lockdown, school closures and other emergency restrictions without adequate preparation and little consultation with appropriate stakeholders. Consequently, thishad a detrimental effect on the Nigerian society at large but pertinently on the nation‘s most vulnerable peop

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