Education went from the classroom to the living room overnight. This seismic shift, enabled by the Internet and digital platforms, has helped learning to continue. However, hard questions on internet access, investment in teachers and the broader role of technology must be asked and answered.
The world is in a race to respond to Covid-19. This pandemic has and continues to disrupt societies. Global economies are faltering, life, as we know it, has been put on hold. Trade and commerce have adapted, travel is restricted, and how we keep close to our communities and loved ones continually evolves.
The UN Conference on Trade and Development estimates that the economic impact of Covid-19 globally will be at least US$1 trillion in 2020.
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