Levelling up communities.
by Allan, John.Covid Recovery Commission.
Series: Covid Recovery Commission ; Paper 1.Publisher: Covid Recovery Commission , London : 2020.Description: 20p.Summary: The Covid Recovery Commission was formed in July 2020. The independent Commission brings together some of the UK’s most prominent business figures and entrepreneurs. The Commission will release three short papers before the end of 2020 and a final report in February 2021. This first report presents the Commission’s initial analysis on how inequality impacts on individuals, neighbourhoods and communities right across the UK and how these inequalities have been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. It argues that a new approach to levelling up is needed to tackle these inequalities. This should focus on local impacts and use a comprehensive strategy, wider than simply rebalancing economic fortunes, to ensure the UK economy and society is fairer post-Covid-19, than it was before..Subject(s): Covid-19 | national economy | poverty | health inequalities | deprivation | future studies | wider determinants of health | neighbourhoods | mental health | evaluation | future studiesDigital copyAvailability: Online access | Online access Note: ; Covid Recovery Commission. List(s) this item appears in: Communities and health [October 2023] | Health inequalities [October 2023]
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The Covid Recovery Commission was formed in July 2020. The independent Commission brings together some of the UK’s most prominent business figures and entrepreneurs. The Commission will release three short papers before the end of 2020 and a final report in February 2021. This first report presents the Commission’s initial analysis on how inequality impacts on individuals, neighbourhoods and communities right across the UK and how these inequalities have been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. It argues that a new approach to levelling up is needed to tackle these inequalities. This should focus on local impacts and use a comprehensive strategy, wider than simply rebalancing economic fortunes, to ensure the UK economy and society is fairer post-Covid-19, than it was before.
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