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Report Part Title: Front Matter

Report Title: INNOVATIVE RESPONSES TO COVID-19

Report Subtitle: Future pathways for ‘techvelopment’ and innovation
Report Author(s): Danish Institute for International Studies
Published by: Danish Institute for International Studies (2020)
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 DIIS REPORT 2020: 07

INNOVATIVE RESPONSES
TO COVID-19
Future pathways for ‘techvelopment’ and innovation

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction 5

Covid-19: impact and innovative responses 9

Women’s health and rights 9
Refugees, migrants and IDPs: education, livelihoods and employment 16
Sustainable food security and Covid-19 22

Covid-19 and future pathways for technology and 29

innovation in humanitarian and development work

Conclusion 37

Notes 41

This report is written by Adam Moe Fejerskov and Dane Fetterer, DIIS.
The report has been commissioned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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