295 - The Impact of COVID-19 on Refugees and People in Conflict Zones

<div class="js-fill-card-detail-desc"> <div> <div class="window-module"> <div class="u-gutter"> <div class="editable"> <div class="description-content js-desc-content"> <div class= "current markeddown hide-on-edit js-desc js-show-with-desc" dir= "auto"> <p dir="auto">There’s a lack of data around COVID-19 in humanitarian settings and refugee camps so it’s difficult to know how people there have fared in the pandemic. <strong>Paul Spiegel</strong>, director of the Center for Humanitarian Health, talks with <strong>Stephanie Desmon</strong> about the data vacuum and the importance of vaccinating all who are at high risk of severe COVID. They also discuss how humanitarian assistance has fared since the pandemic cut off many aid zones from international funds and resources, leaving local and national NGOs to fill the gap.</p> </div> </div> </div> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div class="window-module u-clearfix js-custom-fields-section"> <div class="window-module-title window-module-title-no-divider">  </div> </div>