With the upsurge of the Covid-19 pandemic in Cameroon, United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the Japanese government have joined hands with other partners to intensify the fight against Covid-19 in the country. UNICEF welcomes the latest contribution of over $2,300,000 from the Japanese government for the fight against the pandemic.
Faced with the crisis, Japan believes that it is necessary to implement urgent measures that will protect life and minimise socio-economic impacts as well as strengthen health systems to fight against infectious diseases in the medium and long term.
The World Bank Group has approved $50 million in immediate funding to support Kenya’s response to the global Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic under a new operation - the Kenya Covid -19 Emergency Response Project.Link for Article
Understanding how automobile industry is going through a downfall during corona-virus pandemicDue to the sudden outbreak of coronavirus in the ‘world’s factory’ to all the other countries, we’ve abruptly taken a step back and entered a constant state of fear and misery.
When most of the people are still figuring out a way to prevent and avoid the consequences of the virus, there are industries that have already started suffering and are now facing losses.
According to experts, it was already predicted that the recession this year would be bigger than that of 2008 but they failed to predict that it would be so soon.
With businesses shutting down and Americans being shut in, it is harder for the economists to foresee the bottom of the upcoming recession and also to know how long will it take to climb back.Read more...For KPMG Lean Six Sigma Training registrations mail to in-fmsixsigma@kpmg.com or call at +91 9555688555, +91 9022033666 or +91 8444011201.