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Impact of COVID-19 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Effect of school shut no Midday meals
      - loss of jobs
      - children returned to rag pick
      - begging for survival
      - Economic distress
        
        contributes to malnutrition
        
        further hampers children's health
        
        and growth parameters
    - - Facing additional challenges
        
        economic insecurity, family clashes
        
        increased domestic chores
        
        more than 1 in 5 men and women
        
        btw 15-24 reported
        
        experiencing depression
- - - - 22% experienced depression
        
        due to lockdown
        
        lack of job opportunities
        
        delay in completing their studies
        
        family pressure
        
        lack of privacy
        
        isolation away from friends
      - Young women
        
        faced double burden
        
        51% of girls reported
        
        increased workload
        
        domestic chores
        
        comparison to 23% of boys
      - Closure of Schools
        
        sources of menstrual health care
        
        56% of young women
        
        had unmet need for sanitary napkins
- - - - Economically Impoverished
        
        childrens are out of school
        
        girl child may not be priority
        
        children
        
        caught in domestic violence
        
        supplement the family income
        
        girls
        
        may force to get early marriages
        
        vulnerable to trafficking
        
        children are cheap labour
        
        little support from NGOs
        
        relatives house
        
        parents leave their children
        
        migrate to cities to work
        
        possibilities to abuse
      - BP
        
        Police
        
        more alert to follow up
        
        on cases of children
        
        missing
        
        trafficked
        
        must be treated as
        
        more than legal problem
        
        Community level
        
        local bodies
        
        panchayats
        
        women SHGs
        
        take care of children
        
        which families are unable to do
        
        Government
        
        must energised and funded
        
        to existing networks
        
        to ensure at least one
        
        nutritious meal a day
        
        for the child
- - - - Global extreme poverty
        
        expected to rise
        
        for the first time in 20 years
        
        disruption
        
        caused by COVID-19
      - excerbating
        
        the impact of conflict
        
        and climate change
    - - pandemic may push
        
        another 88 million to 115 million
        
        into extreme poverty
        
        live on less than $1.50 per day
      - pandemic and global recession
        
        may cause 1.4% of world´s population
        
        to fall into extreme poverty
      - Poverty and shared prospority report