Hi Oshri. I doubt that such a research can be done. Who would stay inside a building of a large organization when agglomeration of people in relatively small places increases the risk of infection? Would you? Turkmenistan is an exceptional country: the government denies the local epidemic (it considers it as a simple flu) and it has even prohibited the media to talk about the Covid-19! Such a place will be nice for researchers like those you are interested in. The language there may be an important barrier, though.
Clearly, we appreciate any effort to help Oshri. Just as a comment, I remember too many instances here in RGate where either the question are not posed well enough or the answers to a clear question missed important details in the question. I can only thank Miss Mboya to make the effort to help Oshri, but please note the issue behind his question is clear: he needs a particular kind of forecasting model that focuses on organizational units' covid measures. Nadella et al. 's 2020 paper is not related with Oshri's question because Nadella et al are just reviewing the accuracy of epidemics-related country-aggregate-measure forecasts PREVIOUS to covid-19 (ie, SARS, H1N1 & ebola).