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CPD: Integrated database needed for COVID-19 relief distribution
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CPD: Integrated database needed for COVID-19 relief distribution
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27th May, 2021 05:38:01
Speakers at a webinar on Thursday underscored the need for developing an integrated and updated database for effective distribution of relief among the poor badly hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
They said there is a lack of disaggregated national-level database which is required for effective distribution of various government supports provided to the poor and the vulnerable people.
These observations emerged at a virtual national dialogue titled “Relief Supports to Cope with COVID-19: How Effective Were They?” held virtually.
The dialogue was organised by the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) and Oxfam in Bangladesh in association with Citizen’s Platform for SDGs, Bangladesh.
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Many poor people did not get the relief meant for them during the coronavirus pandemic because of the corruption perpetrated by a section of local elected representatives, alleged leaders of community-based organisations yesterday.
They made the allegation at a virtual national dialogue titled Relief Supports to Cope with Covid-19: How Effective Were They?
The Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) and the Oxfam in Bangladesh organised the event in association with the Citizen s Platform for SDGs, Bangladesh.
A total of 130 people from 13 districts attended the dialogue, where many alleged solvent households were extended assistance from the government while the poor did not receive the necessary support.