Reopening Efforts Around the World

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Last month, we shared Reopening America, a roadmap for U.S. policymakers to reopen the economy and society while protecting public health. Now, Brookings experts have come together for the next volume: Reopening the World.

In this new publication, they discuss reopening in several different countries and offer insights on the progress made so far. They also present ideas for protecting public health, restarting economies, and promoting social reintegration.

After you've taken a look at the report, read some of our scholars' recent work on COVID-19 and the United States, including analysis on how the economic crisis could affect birth rates over the next year.

Reopening the World: How to Save Lives and Livelihoods

Brookings experts assess reopening efforts around the world and provide strategies on economics, health care, international coordination to fight COVID-19, and more.

Tune in to Friday's webinar

On June 19 at 9:30 AM EDT, Brookings will host a webinar to accompany the launch of Reopening the World. Michael O'Hanlon will moderate a panel of experts who will offer key insights into the global reopening process. Questions from the virtual audience will follow the discussion.

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More from our experts

The coming baby bust. Could the COVID-19 crisis lead to half a million fewer births in the United States? Melissa Kearney and Phillip Levine explore.

Bolstering key programs. As policymakers work to address the ongoing impacts of COVID-19, they should also consider steps to ensure that major trust fund programs can finance their promised benefits. Stuart Butler and Timothy Higashi explain how the TRUST Act can help.

Race gaps in COVID-19 deaths. In a new analysis, Tiffany Ford, Sarah Reber, and Richard Reeves show that in every age category, Black people are dying from the coronavirus at roughly the same rate as white people more than a decade older.

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