News 22 March 2022 Two years of tracking COVID-19 government policies The Blavatnik School's Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker – the most-cited dataset of COVID-19 policy decisions in the world, and the only one still publishing new data in 2022 – turns two and looks to the future. COVID-19 Government Response Tracker Health, education and public services
Publication 22 March 2022 What have we learned from tracking every government policy on COVID-19 for the past two years? Emily Cameron-BlakeHelen TatlowKaitlyn GreenMartina Di FolcoThomas HaleToby PhillipsAnthony SudarmawanHao Zha COVID-19 Government Response Tracker Health, education and public services
News 11 March 2022 Vaccinated or not? Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker now tracks separate policies and mandates As we approach two years of pandemic, restrictions on the non-vaccinated and vaccine mandates are now common around the world and our tracker has quickly adapted. COVID-19 Government Response Tracker Health, education and public services
28 Mar 28 March 2022, 16:00 - 17:00 Whose vaccine is it anyway? Category prioritisation and gender in the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine What are the persistent gender barriers that continue to shape and exacerbate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic? An event co-hosted by the Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker and the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy.
Publication 03 March 2022 Insights from resilient cities The project examining the levelling-up of Britain’s regions seeks to help address the problem of profound spatial inequality in the UK by drawing lessons from international success stories of cities that bounced back from decline. Ian TaylorSusanne Frick Home Win and Place-Based Renewal Health, education and public services ... United Kingdom (UK)
In the media Voice of America To mask or not to mask? Our stringency index and data from the COVID-19 Government Response Tracker are used in the article. COVID-19 Government Response Tracker Health, education and public services ... United States of America (USA)
In the media Washington Post What is Harvard Business School’s secret sauce? As Harvard Business School celebrates 100 years of the case study teaching method, the article mentions the Blavatnik School's work of applying the case method to public administration. Karthik Ramanna Health, education and public services
In the media O Globo Tendência contra Covid, obrigatoriedade da vacina é antiga e eficaz, mas politização mina adesão The article argues that politicisation fuels the debate over mandatory vaccination. Thomas Hale says that vaccination requirements are here to stay and can increase the number of vaccinated people (in Portuguese). Thomas Hale COVID-19 Government Response Tracker Health, education and public services ... Brazil
In the media New York Times The world surpasses 10 billion vaccine doses administered, but gaps persist in who gets the shots Thomas Hale comments on vaccination supply and health systems in sub-Saharan Africa. Thomas Hale COVID-19 Government Response Tracker Health, education and public services ... Africa
