Développement régional, urbain et rural
Regional responses to COVID-19: recovery and resilience
WHAT'S THE ISSUE?
COVID-19 has hit regions across the world but timing and impacts have differed. While the economic crisis is profound and geographically diverse, the regional and local impact of the crisis is also highly heterogeneous - with significant implications for crisis management and policy responses. The crisis has been felt acutely by business as well as more generally at the local and personal level.
Equally, countries need to strengthen their regions to become more resilient to crises and other types of risk - regions, cities and rural areas are important players for restoring productivity growth.
WHAT CAN THE OECD OFFER?
The OECD, through its Digital Hub on Tackling the Coronavirus, has produced policy responses across diverse sectors including multiple regional, local and city responses. These papers are updated regularly as the crisis evolves.
- The territorial impact of COVID-19: managing the crisis and recovery across levels of government
- Cities policy responses
- Policy implications of Coronavirus crisis for rural development
- Capacity for remote working can affect lockdown costs differently across places
- COVID-19 and key workers: What role do migrants play in your region?
- Migrants : A critical aspect of COVID responses and recovery
- Resilient People and Places: Why cities should embrace the circular economy to shape our post-COVID-19 future
- Impact of COVID-19 on regional and local governments
- Minimising the health, social and economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis: Co-ordination across levels of government is key
- From pandemic to recovery: Local employment and economic development
- Rescuing SMEs from the COVID storm: What’s next?
- Italian regional SME policy responses
CONTACT
For more information regions@oecd.org
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