Good Governance Practices in a Pandemic

By:

Singh,Poonam (Ed.)

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Academic 2021Description: 250pISBN:

9789332705630

Subject(s):

Public Administration; COVID-19 (Disease)

DDC classification:

362.196 GOO

Summary: This book is a compendium of key papers presented during the seminar that highlight the challenges faced during the pandemic in India and various measures taken to address this crisis, sharing the impact of COVID-19 on various sectors, innovations, and interventions, administrative responses, State specific experiences, ICT strategies and lessons learned. The authors of these key papers are experienced sector practitioners and policy makers. As this book provides most up to date and real-life experiences on COVID-19 issues in India, it is hoped, it serves as a useful learning materials and toolkit for others, to know what has worked so far and what not to fight against this virus.

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This book is a compendium of key papers presented during the seminar that highlight the challenges faced during the pandemic in India and various measures taken to address this crisis, sharing the impact of COVID-19 on various sectors, innovations, and interventions, administrative responses, State specific experiences, ICT strategies and lessons learned. The authors of these key papers are experienced sector practitioners and policy makers.

As this book provides most up to date and real-life experiences on COVID-19 issues in India, it is hoped, it serves as a useful learning materials and toolkit for others, to know what has worked so far and what not to fight against this virus.

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