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BUILDING A BETTER WORLD: Building a Better World: The Crisis and THE CRISIS AND OPPORTUNITY Opportunity of Covid-19 OF COVID-19 Editors Peter Taylor and Mary McCarthy Volume 52 | Number 1 | March 2021 Introduction – Building Back a Better World: The Crisis and Opportunity of Covid-19 Peter Taylor and Mary McCarthy Local Covid-19 Syndemics and the Need for an Integrated Response Megan Schmidt-Sane, Melissa Leach, Hayley MacGregor, Jessica Meeker ID wledge and Annie Wilkinson S Bulle tin Building Forward Better: Inclusive Livelihood Support in Nairobi’s Informal Settlements Joseph Kimani, Rosie Steege, Jack Makau, Kilion Nyambuga, Jane Wairutu tin and Rachel Tolhurst 52 Volume Social Protection, Covid-19, and Building Back Better Jeremy Lind, Keetie Roelen and Rachel Sabates-Wheeler Community Leaders and Decentralised Governance: Tales from the SEWA Field | Paromita Sen and Aiman Haque Number 1 elopment Kno Food Systems After Covid-19 v Ayako Ebata, Nicholas Nisbett and Stuart Gillespie Covid-19 Response and Protracted Exclusion of Informal Settlement | Residents in Freetown, Sierra Leone 2021 March Abu Conteh, Mary Sirah Kamara, Samuel Saidu and Joseph Mustapha Macarthy Bulle Building Back Better, Gender Equality, and Feminist Dilemmas Sohela Nazneen and Susana Araujo rming De S Beyond the Crisis: Irish Aid’s Approach to Nutrition in Tanzania during fo the Covid-19 Pandemic Kim Mwamelo, Peter Nyella and Adrian Fitzgerald ans Religious Marginality, Covid-19, and Redress of Targeting and Inequalities Mariz Tadros, Maryam Kanwer and Jaffer Abbas Mirza Tr ID ID Tackling Covid-19 and Building Back Better: The Case of Ethiopia Hiwot Mebrate Governance for Building Back Better Shandana Khan Mohmand with contributions from Colin Anderson, Max Gallien, Tom Harrison, Anuradha Joshi, Miguel Loureiro, Giulia Mascagni, Giovanni Occhiali and Vanessa van den Boogaard ‘In response to Covid-19, business as usual will not get us to IDS Bulletin where we need to be. 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Tr ID ID ID ID IDS Bulletin Transforming Development Knowledge Volume 52 | Number 1 | March 2021 Building a Better World: The Crisis and Opportunity of Covid-19 Issue Editors Peter Taylor and Mary McCarthy Notes on Contributors iii Introduction – Building Back a Better World: The Crisis and Opportunity of Covid-19 Peter Taylor and Mary McCarthy 1 Local Covid-19 Syndemics and the Need for an Integrated Response Megan Schmidt-Sane, Melissa Leach, Hayley MacGregor, Jessica Meeker and Annie Wilkinson 19 Building Forward Better: Inclusive Livelihood Support in Nairobi’s Informal Settlements Joseph Kimani, Rosie Steege, Jack Makau, Kilion Nyambuga, Jane Wairutu and Rachel Tolhurst 37 Social Protection, Covid-19, and Building Back Better Jeremy Lind, Keetie Roelen and Rachel Sabates-Wheeler 45 Community Leaders and Decentralised Governance: Tales from the SEWA Field Paromita Sen and Aiman Haque 65 Food Systems After Covid-19 Ayako Ebata, Nicholas Nisbett and Stuart Gillespie 73 Covid-19 Response and Protracted Exclusion of Informal Settlement Residents in Freetown, Sierra Leone Abu Conteh, Mary Sirah Kamara, Samuel Saidu and Joseph Mustapha Macarthy 95 Building Back Better, Gender Equality, and Feminist Dilemmas Sohela Nazneen and Susana Araujo 105 Beyond the Crisis: Irish Aid’s Approach to Nutrition in Tanzania during the Covid-19 Pandemic Kim Mwamelo, Peter Nyella and Adrian Fitzgerald 127 I DS Bulletin Vol. 52 No. 1 March 2021 ‘Building a Better World: The Crisis and Opportunity of Covid-19’ Religious Marginality, Covid-19, and Redress of Targeting and Inequalities Mariz Tadros, Maryam Kanwer and Jaffer Abbas Mirza 133 Tackling Covid-19 and Building Back Better: The Case of Ethiopia Hiwot Mebrate 153 Governance for Building Back Better Shandana Khan Mohmand with contributions from Colin Anderson, Max Gallien, Tom Harrison, Anuradha Joshi, Miguel Loureiro, Giulia Mascagni, Giovanni Occhiali and Vanessa van den Boogaard 163 Glossary 181 Acknowledgements In a dynamic and turbulent year, this issue of the IDS Bulletin was made possible due to incredibly rapid, effective work by staff members from across the Institute