Swee Kheng Khor (MPP 2019) has written an article in Project Syndicate outlining three key assumptions that policymakers must incorporate into their COVID-19 vaccine programmes: delays are inevitable, inequality will increase, and vaccine procurement could be a proxy for geopolitics.
Swee Kheng is a physician specialising in health policies and global health. He holds fellowships at Chatham House, the United Nations University and the Institute of Strategic and International Studies (ISIS) Malaysia.
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MPP and MSc alumnus Carlos Santiago Guzmán wins the inaugural Michael Cichon Graduate Award
Carlos Santiago Guzmán Gutiérrez, an alumnus of the Master of Public Policy and the MSc in Public Policy Research, has received the inaugural Michael Cichon Graduate Award for outstanding master’s thesis in Social Protection. The award recognises his MSc thesis, “Universal Social Protection Schemes in Forced Displacement Settings: Evidence from Colombia.”
