COVID-19 and the PICs: Where to from here?
Friday
15th May
2020
PARMENDRA SHARMA | Economies around the world—small, large, developing, developed, emerging—all sizes and types—are now at some point…
Category Archive: Coronavirus in the Pacific
Good neighbours? Supporting countries of the Pacific in meeting COVID-19 challenges
Monday
28th September
2020
TESS NEWTON CAIN | COVID-19 and its attendant health and economic impacts have left no part of the world untouched.
Battling COVID-19 amid dwindling government finances: An update from the Solomon Islands
Thursday
1st October
2020
JACK BOE | In April this year, scores of public servants, those considered nonessential, were briefly put out…
IMF’s new central bank transparency code: A reflection on PIC efforts
Wednesday
5th August
2020
PARMENDRA SHARMA | Griffith Asia Institute member and senior lecturer in the Department of Accounting, Finance and Economics at Griffith…
COVID-19 has disrupted data collection as well…
Tuesday
14th July
2020
ANGELINE ROHOIA | Prior to COVID-19, gathering and compiling economic data was burdensome in the Solomon Islands. Coupled with the…
COVID-19: Danger or opportunity for tourism livelihoods in Pacific islands?
Monday
30th November
2020
ROSS WESTOBY | On 11 March 2020, the World Health Organization officially declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. Pacific…
Cash-“less”, cash-“more” or…? How the pandemic is affecting trends in the PICs
Wednesday
26th August
2020
PARMENDRA SHARMA | In recent times, there has been a global “push” or trend otherwise, led largely by the…
One region, one family, one report: Activating trade and investment between Australia and the Pacific islands region
Thursday
14th October
2021
CAITLIN BYRNE AND TESS NEWTON CAIN | Pacific island nations, like many others in the Asia Pacific,…
Charting a course to 2050 in the Pacific
Wednesday
9th December
2020
PETER LAYTON, WESLEY MORGAN AND TESS NEWTON CAIN | At the 2019 Pacific Islands Forum (PIF)…
Tourism in the Pacific post-COVID-19
Friday
2nd June
2023
YA SHE | In 2022 most Pacific nations reopened their border to tourists. An absence of tourists for…