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Case Code: LDEN161
Case Length: 10 Pages
Period: 2008-2020
Pub Date: 2020
Teaching Note: Available
Price: Rs.300
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Countries : New Zealand
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Jacinda Ardern – Leading New Zealand through the Covid-19 Pandemic

 
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NAVIGATING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

 

Ardern had showcased her ability to manage a crisis effectively when an attack on a mosque in Christchurch left 51 dead in 2018. But, the Covid-19 crisis was a lot more challenging and any policy decision would impact the entire population and the livelihoods of people. Ardern decided to take action early and ‘go hard’. She was very clear in the steps needed to manage the crisis and was happy to take science-backed decisions. She ensured that there were regular casual conversations over Facebook Live during which she addressed the people on health and mental wellbeing and motivated them during the lockdown period. ..

 
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THE FUTURE – POST LOCKDOWN

New Zealand recorded 1,154 confirmed cases and 22 deaths from Covid-19 since late February till the time the lockdown was lifted. (See Exhibit IV for a comparison between countries). Though Ardern was widely praised for handling the crisis well, the success had to also be attributed to the impressive collective effort by public-health institutions, opposition politicians, and New Zealanders as a whole, who had largely abided by the social-distancing restrictions. ...
 

EXHIBITS

Exhibit I: COVID-19 Cases in February & March 2020
Exhibit II: Four Tier COVID-19 Alert System
Exhibit III: Public Approval on Lockdown Measures (Survey Conducted on April 20-21, 2020)
Exhibit IV: Cumulative Cases from Jan to July 2020