Focus

Between threats and opportunities: the Canadian response to Covid-19

How did Canada, which has been particularly hard hit by the pandemic, organise itself? This collective of authors has undertaken a particularly instructive detailed review. We learn how non-governmental organisations, the Canadian Red Cross, provincial governments and the military came to support the medico-social teams.

David Grant-Poitras - Diane Alalouf-Hall - Jean-Marc Fontan - Stéphanie Maltais - Yvan Conoir

Data collection: lessons learned from the Covid-19 pandemic in Rohingya refugee camps, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh

Candice Holt - Federica Mastroianni - Lamiya Mahpara Ahmed - Xiomara Hurni-Cranston

The impact of Covid-19 on African civil society organisations

Irène Sesmaisons

Localisation of aid through the lens of Covid-19: a matter of choice, or a last resort?

François Audet - Marie-Claude Savard - Marie-Pierre Leroux

The homeless population and Covid-19: a study of the application of humanitarian praxis by non-profit organisations in Marseille

Aurélie Tinland - Cyril Farnarier - Emilie Mosnier - Marine Mosnier - Olivia Nevissas

Learning from Covid-19: the inextricable link between health and housing

George Foden

The never-ending story

François Grünewald

Communicating and convincing: a humanitarian perspective on the French response to the coronavirus epidemic

Emmanuel Baron - Michaël Neuman

Humanitarian aid hit by Covid-19

Boris Martin

Understanding the history, dynamics and workings of epidemics

Jean Freney

Learning the hard way: how the Ebola virus experience can help Guinea deal with Covid-19

Stéphanie Maltais

What the Covid-19 crisis tells us about our ability to learn

François Grünewald