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Read more: Ireland’s COVID19 Crisis Response 15th May Slides and Videos
A Testing and Tracing
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Read more: Recent trends and statistics in Covid-19 Cases, Testing, and Deaths
Between the months of April and May, the total number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 increased significantly from over 8,089 to 22,541 (+14,452). When expressed as per 100,000 of the population, the rate of covid-19 cases increased from over 160 in April to almost 460 per 100,000 people in May.
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Read more: Ireland’s COVID19 Crisis Response: Perspectives from Social Science 15th May
The first case of Covid-19 was observed in Ireland on February 29th. In the past month, we have had unprecedented change in every aspect of Irish society. The response to the pandemic progressed from warnings to school and pub closures, to a comprehensive shut down of non-essential workplaces, and strong guidelines on physical distancing, hygiene, and travel.
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Read more: Ireland’s COVID19 Crisis Response 1st May Slides and Videos
Has COVID19 changed our relationship to work? In this session, research around work, motivation and self-regulation in a crisis will be discussed, along with practitioner views of the challenges facing employees from different perspectives.
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Read more: Ireland’s COVID19 Crisis Response: Perspectives from Social Science 1st May
The first case of Covid-19 was observed in Ireland on February 29th. In the past month, we have had unprecedented change in every aspect of Irish society. The response to the pandemic progressed from warnings to school and pub closures, to a comprehensive shut down of non-essential workplaces, and strong guidelines on physical distancing, hygiene, and travel.
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Read more: Ireland’s COVID19 Crisis Response 24th April Slides and Video
Covid-19 has pushed our most marginalised communities further into isolation – prisoners, people in social care settings, international protection applicants, Travellers, Roma, persons with disabilities.
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Read more: Behavioural Science and Covid: Resources for Policy Researchers
The emergence of the covid pandemic in Ireland in late February led to an unprecedented need to change human behaviour across the whole population in a very short period of time
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Read more: Ireland’s COVID19 Crisis Response: Perspectives from Social Science
The first case of Covid-19 was observed in Ireland on February 29th. In the past month, we have had unprecedented change in every aspect of Irish society. The response to the pandemic progressed from warnings to school and pub closures, to a comprehensive shut down of non-essential workplaces, and strong guidelines on physical distancing, hygiene, and travel.
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Read more: Ireland’s COVID19 Crisis Response – Slides and Videos
Covid-19 Crisis Response Conference Programme A.The Macroeconomy of Ireland Post Covid-19
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Read more: Can We Afford the Costs of the Covid-19 Crisis?
It is now clear that the costs of the Covid 19 crisis will be very high perhaps up to €30 billion or almost 10% of GDP. How can we pay for this?