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Xinyue Duan Aug 2020
The relationship between COVID-19 pandemic and people in poverty: Exploring the impact scale and potential policy responses
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This research project aims to identify the relationship between COVID-19 pandemic and poverty in Vancouver, by analyzing how the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed people into poverty and the impact of COVID-19 on people already living in poverty. Several examples of COVID-19 recovery policies and projects being implemented elsewhere that could support people experiencing poverty in Vancouver are also provided.

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Author: Xinyue Duan
Topic: Poverty issues
Publisher: City of Vancouver, University of British Columbia
Location: British Columbia, Canada
Format: Report
Content Type: Research
Publication Date: August 17, 2020
Related Tags
COVID-19DemographicsEmploymenthousehold incomeLow incomePovertyHealthHealth carePoverty reduction strategy