Building back better: Covid 19 and island economies

Francesco Sindico

Building back better: Covid 19 and island economies

Francesco Sindico

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Abstract

This chapter discusses the COVID-19 impacts on the tourism sector and food security, and calls for a more robust policy-relevant research agenda that recognizes traditional policies that may have contributed to island vulnerability. A recognition that governance and government is at the heart of many of the current vulnerabilities is the first step in making islands more resilient to the next pandemic.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Islands Economic Cooperation Forum, Annual Report on Global Islands 2021
Editors	James Randall
Place of Publication	Prince Edward Island, Canada
Pages	61-78
Number of pages	18
Publication status	Published - 1 May 2021

Keywords

Covid 19
island economies
resilience
sustainability
ocean governance

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