Wojcieszynski Emilie is a freelance consultant whose studies have focused mainly on social issues. She first worked as an intern research assistant at Institut de Recherche pour le Développement [Institute of Research for Development] on the Socio-Economic Consequences of COVID-19 in Tunisia project. She then worked in different organizations on issues relating to the health crisis in developing countries, specifically, the MENA region (Economic Research Forum, OCDE).
Together with co-authors, she discovered some issues on the health crisis in Tunisia in the process of drafting a report for the INCLUDE platform initiated by the Ministry of Social Affairs in the Netherland. The aim of the report was to examine government as well as social policies in order to determine how responsive they have been to the pandemic and how inclusive they are for vulnerable populations. During this survey, civil society and government actors were interviewed on how these government policies have been effective enough to respond to the emergency crisis in Tunisia and the challenges they have faced. [email protected]
