Program & Stimulus Packages After the Economic Crisis & Workers Rights in Kosovo

Since March 2020, when the first confirmed cases of Covid-19 occurred in Kosovo and the lockdown took place, the main societal concern has been the ability of a developing country to manage an unraveling, unprecedented crisis. It quickly became clear that the virus does not discriminate in its impact, leaving us to understand that it does not select victims and that its consequences can be unimaginable. This is best shown by the extremely frightening statistics of this virus, where the number of positive cases worldwide to date is about 93.2 million, with over 2 million deaths, including Kosovo, which so far counts over 55,000 positive cases, with a total of over 1,400 dead - statistics that are growing day by day. However, what is even more dramatic is that the Covid-19 crisis is not only a health crisis, but also a widespread socioeconomic crisis affecting vulnerable members of the society the most.

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📄 Program & Stimulus Packages After The Economic Crisis & Workers Rights In Kosovo

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