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The International Day for the Eradication of Poverty is one month away. The Poverty & Inequality Team, which consists of two core researchers, would like to use the day to highlight the importance of addressing the economic impacts of Covid-19. a. Propose 3-4 specific products and/or media strategies that the team can feasibly implement. It can be written as a short bullet list and should include an op-ed, to be written by the Deputy Director. • Press Conference: Organize a press conference in close collaboration with the two researchers. Share a report/factsheet/policy brief to highlight the importance of addressing the economic impact of covid 19 especially in low-income countries. Pitch to Broadcast and print media to run stories and facts on the issue. • Op-ed: Request the Deputy Director to write an Op-ed article on addressing economic impacts of Covid-19 to be published in the Newspapers, Human Rights Watch Website and Social Media Channels. • Bilateral Advocacy meetings: Organize advocacy meetings with Policy /Decision makers to highlight the importance of addressing the economic impacts of Covid 19 supported by facts/research.
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