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In this second joint report, the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), provide an update on the evolution of the pandemic and its implications for health, society and the economy; define potential scenarios for control and evolution in the short term; and further elaborate on the recommended long-term lines of action to strengthen the State's capacity to respond to the population's health needs and their determinants, in the context of a transformative recovery.
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- Foreword
- Contents
- Introduction
- I. A protracted health crisis and weak health systems
- II. The economic and social landscape during a prolonged health crisis
- III. Possible pandemic control scenarios in the short term
- IV. Controlling the health crisis is the key to a sustainable and equitable economic recovery process
- Bibliography