The Efforts of the International Financial Institutions in Fighting the COVID‑19

M Zharikov

doi:10.26794/2308-944x-2020-8-2-12-22

Abstract

The article analyses the periods of socio-economic and socio-cultural cycles. it reveals the factors of interrelating conditions of an economy and a nation’s health. it reconsiders the issues of organizing international assistance programs in various countries. it introduces proposals as to the directions of international aid programs in poor countries of Africa, Asia and Latin America. A major deliverable of the article is the significance of the necessity to break away from the isolation in international relations and deeper cooperation between the nation-states based on the international financial and economic organisations such as the iMF and the World Bank.

Highlights

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From 1991 to 1993, right at the beginning of the transition, the Russian marriage rate fell by 20 per cent, and the birth rate fell by 12 per cent

Summary

Urbanisation as a Curse and a Blessing for Human Society

It is hard to give general advice on what countries should do since across the world places are very different. In Shanghai maybe half the population lives in buildings without any access to sewage In many of these large megacities in low-income countries, indiscriminate dumping of sewage and industrial supplies happens all the time. It goes into rivers and ends up in the water supply. One way to provide those de-worming programmes is to connect them with school-age children and do it through the school system Another area where aid can be very effective is broadly in concerns with water and sewage. You do need to clean out the filters from time to time, but in general, this can be a quite efficient and low-cost way of dealing with sewage and getting cleaner water instead. We saw these higher life expectancies in population growth first take off in the United States and Western Europe in the 19th century, and that process took decades to happen

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Михаил Жариков