LaporCovid-19: Demanding Pandemic Transparency Through Citizen Channels
The pandemic cannot be resolved by the state alone. Collaboration between government, professional groups, the private sector and civil society is needed to reduce the magnitude of the impact of the pandemic. Therefore, we carry out various initiatives and collaborations with various parties, from journalists, academics, scientists, professional health workers, to the government. This text notes at least six main issues of the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia, namely issues of data transparency…
INDONESIAN PANDEMIC NOTES 2020-2021
LaporCovid-19: Demanding Pandemic Transparency Through Citizen Channels
“The difference with shadows is that these records are brighter than the work they shadow.”
The year-end note you are reading is intended to reflect an organization's work report, of course through the COVID-19 pandemic situation during 2020. However, if we read the first sentence and finish it to the last point, we will realize that this note is more fittingly described as a shadow of the country's work. Like the shadow, this note is exactly the same but is not immediately seen as we tend to look at the subject appearing before us and then see the shadow. The difference with shadows is that these notes are lighter than the work they are shadowing. Please read, download and distribute to a wide audience this 2020-2021 Indonesian Pandemic Notes eBook entitled "LaporCovid-19: Demanding Pandemic Transparency Through Citizen Channels”.
