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A shock to the food system. Lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Research
14 August 2020

The Deloitte report evaluates the impact of the pandemic on actors in the food system — producers, processors, distributors, and consumers — and the actions they can consider in order to recover and thrive.

The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged every fabric of modern society and has also exposed vulnerabilities in the food system.

There are underlying flaws in the current modern food system which is interconnected and focused on maximizing value. Long, rigid supply chains disconnect producers and consumers — resulting in food loss and value distortion. The restricted availability and affordability of healthy and nutritious food disproportionately affects the most vulnerable populations.

The report analyzes different potential scenarios and their impact on the food system for stakeholders across the value chain.

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Research
8 June 2020
Supply Chain Lessons from COVID-19: Time to Refocus on Resilience

The work by Bain & Company stresses the ineffectiveness of the traditional approach to supply chain management in the current conditions. The experts describe new principles on which supply chains should now be based and suggest ways to improve the efficiency of existing supply chains amid the economic crisis triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Expert opinion
3 June 2019
School Vs Life

How to get the most out of education.


Articles
17 June 2020
Has Trust in Russian Society Changed During Pandemic

The article analyzes the phenomenon of trust in Russian society during the coronavirus pandemic. The research is based on telephone interviews conducted by the Center for Civil Society and Nonprofit Sector Research with support from the HSE Basic Research Program.

Research
13 June 2022
Economic Development in Africa Report 2021

The report by UNCTAD examines how recent policy trends and practices, mainly those under the African Continental Free Trade Area, will impact prospects for more inclusive growth, given increasing inequalities both between and within countries in the region and the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.