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The territorial impact of COVID-19 Managing the crisis across levels of government
This paper is developed by the OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs, Regions and Cities (CFE). It focuses on the territorial dimension of the COVID-19 crisis and the importance of the integrated response to the crisis across levels of government. The first draft of this note takes into account the developments of the crisis as of 3 April 2020.1 It will support the work on the crisis and impact of COVID-19 of the OECD Regional Development Policy Committee. The note is a living document that will be regularly updated in the coming weeks. An updated version will be released in May.
INITIAL INSIGHTS:
- Key insights;
COVID-19 GLOBAL CRISIS: IMPACT ON REGIONAL AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS:
- The territorial impact of the COVID-19 crisis;
- Managing the public health crisis among levels of government;
- Mananging the economic, social and public finance crisis across levels of government;
OVERVIEW OF COUNTRY RESPONSES:
- Vertical mechanisms to strengthen a coordiated response to the COVID-19 crisis among levels of government;
- Ensuring a coordinated response across regions/states and minimising coordination failures;
- Managing the asymetric territorial impact of the crisis;
- Subnational governments' role in tracking and testing;
- Supporting vulnerable groups;
- Temporarily recentralising- or decentralising- public health management;
- Mitigating the economic/financial impact on subnational governments;
- Enhancing flexibility in subnational regulatory frameworks;
- Liasing with subnational governments to manage the economic impact on firms, workers and households;
- Boosting public investment at all levels of government;
- References;
- Formato: PDF
- Número de páginas: 43
- Tamaño: 1.774 Kb.
This paper is developed by the OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs, Regions and Cities (CFE). It focuses on the territorial dimension of the COVID-19 crisis and the importance of the integrated response to the crisis across levels of government. The first draft of this note takes into account the developments of the crisis as of 3 April 2020.1 It will support the work on the crisis and impact of COVID-19 of the OECD Regional Development Policy Committee. The note is a living document that will be regularly updated in the coming weeks. An updated version will be released in May.
INITIAL INSIGHTS:
- Key insights;
COVID-19 GLOBAL CRISIS: IMPACT ON REGIONAL AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS:
- The territorial impact of the COVID-19 crisis;
- Managing the public health crisis among levels of government;
- Mananging the economic, social and public finance crisis across levels of government;
OVERVIEW OF COUNTRY RESPONSES:
- Vertical mechanisms to strengthen a coordiated response to the COVID-19 crisis among levels of government;
- Ensuring a coordinated response across regions/states and minimising coordination failures;
- Managing the asymetric territorial impact of the crisis;
- Subnational governments' role in tracking and testing;
- Supporting vulnerable groups;
- Temporarily recentralising- or decentralising- public health management;
- Mitigating the economic/financial impact on subnational governments;
- Enhancing flexibility in subnational regulatory frameworks;
- Liasing with subnational governments to manage the economic impact on firms, workers and households;
- Boosting public investment at all levels of government;
- References;
- Formato: PDF
- Número de páginas: 43
- Tamaño: 1.774 Kb.
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