African nations have fared better than the rest of the world in terms of the health-related impacts of the pandemic. However, containment measures halted economic activities, which resulted in major setbacks to the SDGs.
This study compares the impact of the pandemic on the fisheries sector in a country that imposed a strict lockdown (Uganda) and one that did not (Tanzania).
The article looks at how the lockdown and no-lockdown policies affected the fisheries sector and value chain nodes in Uganda and Tanzania.
[row][third_paragraph] [/third_paragraph][paragraph_right] The paper finds a missing link in the relationship between growth and long term poverty reduction, which is perceived [...]
[row][third_paragraph] [/third_paragraph][paragraph_right] This Paper is a collection of five presentations and interventions which addresses a number of emerging issues that need [...]
