To be COVID-Ready, we have to make a point of working together in ways that recognize our interdependence and reflect our respect for each other. This applies regardless of who we are, the nation we come from and our affiliations.
We have learned that we do best if we are willing to share what we know (and do not know) openly with each other and do all we can to ensure that no person, no community and no nation is left behind.
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This video is part of a series produced to encourage all leaders – global, national and local – to act in solidarity as the world learns how to live with and mitigate the impact of COVID-19 outbreaks. They amplify the work of Dr David Nabarro, as a Special Envoy of World Health Organization Director-General on COVID-19, Co-Director of the Imperial College Institute of Global Health Innovation at the Imperial College London and Strategic Director of 4SD. They complement David’s COVID-19 Narrative series that help readers to make sense of the fast-evolving pandemic and its multiple consequences.
These videos, the Narrative series, and weekly Open Online Briefings reinforce a systems leadership approach and encourage continuous learning, as we navigate this complex, multi-faceted crisis. To learn more, visit 4sd.info.
With much appreciation to the 4SD community and friends for support in the development of this video clip. On video production, a very special thanks to Derek Owen, BJ Golnick, Jeff Daniels, Sofia Nicolini-Llosa, Arti Jain, Thulasreedharan PA, Undivided Attention, The Brothers Golnick Productions and the 4SD team.
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With much appreciation to the 4SD community and friends for support in providing subtitles:
and via our collaboration with MultiPOD Mentoring:
Slovenian: Ana-Marija Meglic
German: Ines Boehret
Spanish: Mariana Rodriguez
Portuguese: Ricardo Mexia
Japanese: Haruko Yokote
Turkish: Claudia Batz
French: Maud Tisne
Russian: Alena Piatrova
Nepali: Dhiraj Gurung
More detail will be added here about the footage and their contributors in coming days.
https://covid19globalcases.com/covid-19-and-systemic-inequality/
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