haven't everywhere and even rich nations a struggling to deal with the economic fallout from the penn demi how then can poorer countries hope to cope with it. well i think the 1st priority must be what the w.h.o. has told us all which is to suppress the virus this is the 1st line of defense and much of the work of the united nations of the international community right now must be focused on helping countries to 1st of all be able to stabilize their health systems and to have that health systems response in place secondly and these are the programs that are urgently needed is to provide fiscal means governments need money right now 1st of all to respond to the health crisis but 2nd you're also to an unfolding social and human and economic in development crises and this means having resources available with which to finance mitigating measures cash transfer programs being able to stabilize local parts of the economy and as you also said countries very often are confronted with even the consequences of the virus somewhere else in the world take small island developing states many of them rel

as the penn demi groups through the world shattering national health systems and economies a global response to help pick up the pieces has never been more central but international corporation has acted under the weight of the coronavirus the united nations the world health organization and the g 20 unable to take the lead. countries have closed themselves off each locked into a contest to secure supplies of limited resources like face masks protective clothing and medication. but how it is now is not how it has to be deepened them a cremains a chance for countries to come together and create opportunity from crisis so. how will the world look after all this. welcome to go over 19 special here on the. it is good to have you with us now when looking at the what the future might bring is good to remember what shakespeare wants that past is prologue meaning looking back can help one look ahead of the duchesse story bregman has made a career of looking at the great crises of the past millenia he's concluded that they've always lead to major interventions and eventually beneficial shifts for him

as the penn demi groups through the world shattering national health systems at economies a global response to help pick up the pieces has never been more central but international corporation has sagged under the weight of the coronavirus the united nations the world health organization and the g 20 all unable to take the lead. countries have closed themselves off each locked into a contest to secure supplies of limited resources like face masks protective clothing and medication. but how it is now is not how it has to be deepened them agree manes the chance for countries to come together and create opportunity from crisis so we'll go how will the world look after all this. welcome to government in special here and did. it is good to have.