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Contribution to the 2021 EU annual regional and local barometer
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What potential impacts will the COVID-19 pandemic have on regions and cities in the EU in the short and medium? Based on COVID-19 outbreaks, lockdown policies and recovery measures as of mid-May 2021, this report provides some answers. It helps build a better understanding of territorial exposures and sensitivities to COVID-19 policy responses. The report builds on contributions to the 2020 CoR Barometer (European Committee of the Regions, 2020). It updates information on the length and severity of government responses to COVID-19, now covering 1 March 2020 to 15 May 2021. It also updates the analysis on regional sensitivities taking into account recent insights into the most affected economic activities and societal groups. Furthermore, it complements analysis of EU-wide data with nine local and regional case studies casting more light on particular impacts and response capacities.
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- Corporate author(s): Commission for Economic Policy (European Committee of the Regions)
- Personal author(s): Böhme, Kai ; Besana, Flavio ; Lüer, Christian ; Hans, Sebastian ; Schuh, Bernd ; Gorny, Helene
- Themes: Regional policy and regional economies
- Subject: case study , community resilience , coronavirus disease , economic consequence , EU Member State , medium-term forecast , regional and local authorities , regional development , short-term forecast , social impact
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-895-1167-4 | DOI 10.2863/153679 | Catalogue number QG-01-21-327-EN-N |
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