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Protecting the Poor in Extraordinary Times: ,-,and aiding the poor to cope with the adverse impacts of the pandemic. This chapter aims to explain the nature of vertical engagements of the national and local governments in the provision of social protection for the poor in the Philippines. In this chapter, I will outline key social protection pro

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Bartering as a Form of Resilience During COVID-19: Case Study of Barter for Better Fiji Facebook Pavernment support, one would think that this would push Fijians into a situation of economic despair, increased crime and potential mass revolt. However, this has been far from the case. One of the most interesting developments from Fiji during COVID-19 has been the emergence of a barter economy faci

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,West Papuan Students’ Responses to Educational and Economic Challenges During the COVID-19 Pandemicnt. Besides the efforts the students themselves made, the government, the university, and the church have all contributed to reducing these challenges. Communal gardening was considered the best way to solve their economic challenges during their online learning activities.

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Vulnerability of Children in Fiji: The Impact of COVID-19,the forms of social protection with the Vanua. The chapter explores these informal networks that have united many communities as well as provided everyday citizens the opportunity to be of assistance to the most vulnerable in the community.

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Conclusion,han industrialized and technologically advanced states. One of the reasons for this is the use and extensive prevalence of community-based social protection systems and reliance on social solidarity economies.

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des the opportunity for indigenous and marginalized communit.This book provides a comparative analysis of how communities have developed people-based resilience in response to the global impact of COVID-19. The crisis of the capitalist economy due to border closure, downturn in business, loss of job