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As Travel Patterns Get Back To Normal, Vaccine Roll-Out & Adherence To COVID-19 Protocols Are Critical - GSS

People are now moving between districts and regions at similar levels to before the novel coronavirus hit Ghana in early 2020. That is according to a new report on travel within the country by Ghana Statistical Service (GSS), Flowminder Foundation and Vodafone Foundation. The GSS and Flowminder discovered that following a sharp reduction in travels during the partial lockdown of 2020, people in at least half the regions are now moving within and between regions as much as they were before the beginning of the pandemic, after analysing anonymised and aggregated (group-level statistics) telecommunications network data provided by Vodafone Ghana. Analysts examined how population movements were impacted by various mobility-related policies since the start of the pandemic. The report highlights three mobility trends: a decrease during partial lockdown (March 2020); gradual recovery from June to December 2020; and a possible decrease from mid-January 2021 in response to the president

Ghana generalGreater accraSamuel annimWole ademola adewoleGhana statistical servicesFlowminder foundationVodafone foundationFlora hewlett foundationGhana statistical serviceStatistician professor samuel annimPatricia obo naiChief executive officerVodafone ghanaImplementation coordinatorData for goodFlora hewlett

As Travel Patterns Get Back To Normal, Vaccine Roll-Out & Adherence To COVID-19 Protocols Are Critical - GSS

People are now moving between districts and regions at similar levels to before the novel coronavirus hit Ghana in early 2020. That is according to a new report on travel within the country by Ghana Statistical Service (GSS), Flowminder Foundation and Vodafone Foundation. The GSS and Flowminder discovered that following a sharp reduction in travels during the partial lockdown of 2020, people in at least half the regions are now moving within and between regions as much as they were before the beginning of the pandemic, after analysing anonymised and aggregated (group-level statistics) telecommunications network data provided by Vodafone Ghana. Analysts examined how population movements were impacted by various mobility-related policies since the start of the pandemic. The report highlights three mobility trends: a decrease during partial lockdown (March 2020); gradual recovery from June to December 2020; and a possible decrease from mid-January 2021 in response to the president

Ghana generalGreater accraSamuel annimWole ademola adewoleGhana statistical servicesFlowminder foundationVodafone foundationFlora hewlett foundationGhana statistical serviceStatistician professor samuel annimPatricia obo naiChief executive officerVodafone ghanaImplementation coordinatorData for goodFlora hewlett