MENA. COVID-19 inequities in MENA: How data and evidence can help us do better (Johannes Hoogeveen, Bilal Malaeb, Lokendra Phadera, World Bank blogs)

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COVID-19 is revealing inequities between and within countries. Across the globe, poorer people tend to be more exposed to the risk of infection as they are more likely to have co-morbidities, less likely to be able to work from home, and more likely to live in multi-generational, large households in cramped conditions with limited access to clean water. Poorer population groups are less likely to receive the care they need once they are infected and have a lower survival from COVID-19.

COVID-19 inequities in MENA: How data and evidence can help us do better (worldbank.org)

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