Hi

Please check the following link. It describes the situation in details. I believe it will help you.

https://theconversation.com/what-will-the-world-be-like-after-coronavirus-four-possible-futures-134085

Regards

From a disaster studies perspective, the lessons are exactly the same as always:

1. We knew this would happen, we have plenty of past experience, there was reams of material on what to do, and a large extent of what we knew was not taken on board by the decision-makers.

2. The pandemic, as is typical with disasters, is accelerating societal changes which were already underway, but does not seem to be having completely new, long-lasting impacts. One example is pandemic diplomacy http://polarconnection.org/china-coronavirus-diplomacy and https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/03/03/disaster-diplomacy-iran-coronavirus-north-korea-not-path-to-peace

3. Disaster expertise is not being fully used https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/may/05/britain-emergency-planners-pandemic-government and https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/irdr/2020/04/29/coronavirus-and-disaster-leadership

4. We are distracted and are not fully considering what else might happen http://nautil.us/blog/a-warning-from-history-about-simultaneous-disasters

5. Worst of all, we are forgetting about people so that those who are already poor, marginalised, and discriminated against are suffering the most--as regularly occurs in disasters https://cov360.com/2020/04/09/ilan-kelman-professor-in-risk-resilience-and-global-health

Overall, thus far, it is disaster business as usual.

The video called plandemic (in other words,, it was not natural, but was man-made) throws a lot of doubt what conclusions one can draw about how to avoid it in the future.

We have had many such mysteries before which are not solved yet: The HIV epidemic, which was also man-made, according to the same video and something that was not a disease, but still a puzzle, the death of JFK.

In all these cases, there are people who know the answer to all of the above, but are obscured from the public.

It is not a better or worse issue, to set priorities, that the vision and path will be clearer

Some of the things I learnt from this pandemic include:

1. Our health care system is ill prepared in terms of disaster handling and mitigation.

2. Our social behavior are wanting and the cause of many infectious diseases in addition to corona. These need to be adjusted.

3. The use of ICTs is essential in the developing world.

Post Covid-19, I think we can learn from the lessons of corona infections and adjust our behavior accordingly. Of course the situation will not be better but we will have learnt our lesson in event of another pandemic in future.

LESSONS LEARNT

1. poor disaster management

2. political conflict

3. upgradation of environment

India dataset:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nytimes/covid-19-data/master/us-counties.csv

https://github.com/covid19india/covid19india-react

https://api.covid19india.org

Hi,

Before COVID-19 arrive lots of pandemic or epidemic happened in India and world.

In my opinion the India and world is not prepared and not ready to face the situation economically, mentally, and medically. from this event need to be ready to face such like condition.

I completely agree with what Mirinsing Angkang

We never know what the next pandemic will be like , what will it bring for us , whether we will be doing all the same things that we are doing today to protect ourselves or may be we will be handling things differently .

But yes, with precautionary measures we can definitely reduce the diverse impact of such situations. We must learn to be more alert rather than being anxious in such condition.

Recently, I have participated in many webinars discussing Post COVI-19 scenario and this is what I have learnt

1. The supply chain would be based more on DDMRP + IPP model.

2. Education systems will incorporate blended learning model.

3. Airlines will have new rules and regulations for flyers.

4. The business would do more online meeting and air travel for a business meeting would be less.

5. Manufacturing industries would incorporate more of AI and automation.

Please share your views, opinions, and suggestion.

The SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus (pandemic Covid-19) pandemic has made many people aware that man is only one of many species of beings living on planet Earth, and that the current dominion of man and subordination of the planet, adaptation to life in different environments is not given once and for all. In addition, this type of crisis situations make people aware of how fragile it is in the face of potential, possible natural disasters, epidemics, climate, etc. Once Blaise Pascal said: "Man is only a cane, the faintest in nature, but a thinking cane." It's been a while when Blaise Pascal said these words. There was technical progress thanks to which man could adapt to life in various conditions. Until recently, it seemed that this would be the case for many years, many generations to come. However, the progressing global warming process necessitated the verification of previously prevailing views on the role of man and the development of civilization in the context of the natural environment. At the moment, the above words of Blaise Pascal have again become very relevant. Such crisis events as the current pandemic make man fragile in the face of the forces of nature. People realize that human responsibility towards nature is very high. The development of civilization caused an imbalance in natural ecosystems. The number of species of flora and fauna decreases rapidly from year to year. Biodiversity of biological ecosystems is reduced. Adverse effects of climate change in the form of drought, floods and others are becoming more frequent. The most forest fires occurred in 2019. Since the end of the 19th century, the average temperature at the Earth's surface has been gradually rising. Environmental pollution is rising. In recent years, there has been a particularly rapid increase in plastic pollution. Many results of research in the field of climatology and ecology confirm the accelerating greenhouse gas emissions in recent years, which is causing the faster and faster global warming process. With each subsequent year, there are more and more examples of the growing scale of imbalances in nature caused by the development of human civilization. In view of the above, human responsibility for the state of nature on planet Earth is very high. Sustainability and biodiversity are the greatest achievements in the evolution of life on planet Earth. The high biodiversity of life forms, including ecologically interacting various life forms of flora, fauna, fungi and microorganisms creates the sustainability of natural ecosystems adapted to specific climatic, geological, etc. conditions. The role of the 21st century man who appreciates these resources and the achievements of nature is to protect natural biodiversity and strive for sustainability. Climate disasters appearing more and more frequently as a result of climate change, the global warming process, which is progressing more rapidly, and recently also the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus pandemic causing Covid-19 disease, force reflection on the scale of imbalance in nature through the development of civilization and frequently asked questions : how it is possible to reverse these negative processes, restore balance, reduce environmental pollution, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, develop renewable energy sources, implement sustainable development principles based on the concept of circular economy and / or green economy, etc.

Greetings,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

Thank you Dariusz Prokopowicz , for sharing your thoughts, they are very profound indeed. And like you said, I hope humans will learn from these pandemics to implement sustainable development principles else a decent life on earth will soon become a distant dream.

importance of health and education sector

These factors depends on geography, policies , politics etc.. we are working on democratic decentralization in COVID pandemic management

Thanks

Yes, the national disaster preparedness frameworks even in the most advanced countries had failed in this kind of pandemic. As a result, we should draw lessons to prepare for imminent disasters. As for the current situation of the noble coronavirus (nCovid-19), the questions in the hearts of many include: (1) are we getting vaccines for the virus very soon? (2) is it possible for the whole world to be inoculated against the virus? (3) what are the various dispositions of stakeholders to such inoculation? and (4) are we going to overcome the virus now or resort to live with?

The singular answer is no one knows and on many occasions, time tells...but the world is making efforts. Here are my dispositions: (1) Let's continue to adopt and innovate on the solutions history had offered: the personal sanitation and hygiene, social distancing, isolation, quarantine and lock down, among others. (2) With our advancement in science and technology, especially in health, may be we're likely going to find solutions and make our world a better place to live again. (3) So said that the virus evolved from our disrespect for nature, we should not forget to care for biodiversity and the Earth-our habitation, for our most valued and permanent solutions might come from such care.

The SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19) coronavirus pandemic has changed a lot in our daily functioning. The pandemic increased the scale of digitization and Internetisation of remote communication, economic and other processes. The pandemic gave hope for an increase in the scale of implementation of the sustainable development goals, for an increase in the general social awareness of pro-environmental and acceleration of the pro-environmental transformation processes of the classic economy to a sustainable, green circular economy. Unfortunately, not much has changed in this regard so far. On the other hand, people will follow the rules and recommendations of anti-pandemic and sanitary safety to a greater extent. The pandemic also changes the sectoral structure of the economy, because during the pandemic, some companies and enterprises operating in some, mainly service sectors of the economy, recorded a decrease in revenues from the sale of services and / or products, and others, operating mainly in some production sectors of the economy, recorded an increased interest of customers in their offer. and profit growth.

Greetings,

Dariusz Prokopowicz