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Primary Health Care and Resilience of Health Systems,discusses the centrality of primary health care in pandemic preparedness by giving the example of India. It starts by attempting to understand the debate around excess deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic and the possible reasons for this to make the point that it is possible that India saw a greater

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,The Penalty of Being Young: India’s Workers During the Pandemic,but also as scarring effects having long-term repercussions. Certain demographics may be more exposed or vulnerable to these long- and short-term impacts. This chapter focuses on young workers who entered the Indian labor market for the first time during the pandemic. Using all-India CMIE-CPHS data,

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,Social Protection Policies and Women’s Employment During COVID-19,ecedented economic and health shock that affected the entire population, but the worst affected were the informal migrant workers who lived hand to mouth. Millions of them fled back to their native places seeking refuge from the economic uncertainties created by the sudden lockdown. However, this re

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The Covid-19 Pandemic and Gendered Division of Paid Work, Domestic Chores and Leisure: Evidence froent on domestic work), this paper examines the effects of the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic on the gender gaps in paid and unpaid work until December 2020, using difference-in-differences (DID) for estimating the before (the pandemic) and after (the pandemic set in) effects, and event study es

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,Chronicling the Observed Gendered Effects in India’s Labor Markets During COVID-19,hly data reveals that around 37.1% of women lost their jobs in March–April 2020, compared to only 27.7% of men, following the national lockdown. Accounting for 73% of all job losses, women suffered a higher proportion and a higher number of absolute job losses in April 2021. Finally, in April 2022,

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,India’s COVID-19 Vaccination Drive: Its Relevance in Managing the Pandemic,andemic as it was impacting people’s livelihoods.?India did not merely see vaccination as a health response but realized its importance for opening up the economy in a safe manner. An effective rollout of vaccinations against COVID-19 was thought to be the most promising prospect of relaxing COVID-r