CLEAN : A year like no other : Views from Africa

The transcript discusses the impact of the coronavirus on jobs and the economy, highlighting the challenges faced by individuals and communities. It shares personal experiences of adapting to the changes brought by COVID-19, including reduced quotas and the halt of exports. The narrative emphasizes resilience and offers advice for staying strong during difficult times.

What was the initial hope regarding the coronavirus situation?

• That it would end by next year

• That it would become more severe

• That it would not affect the economy

• That it would only affect certain regions

What is one of the lessons mentioned during the pandemic?

• The importance of technology

• The need for better coordination

• The role of education in pandemics

• The significance of global travel

How did COVID-19 affect fishing quotas?

• Quotas were increased

• Quotas remained the same

• Quotas were decreased

• Quotas were eliminated

What was the main reason for the decrease in demand for fish?

• Fishing regulations changed

• Local consumption decreased

• Overseas companies stopped buying

• Fish quality declined

What advice is given to people facing challenges during the pandemic?

• To be stronger and resilient

• To give up and wait

• To change their profession

• To rely on government aid

How did people respond to challenges before the pandemic?

• They relied on external help

• They were passive

• They were proactive and strong

• They ignored the challenges

What was the general attitude towards the pandemic's challenges?

• Indifference

• Acceptance and resilience

• Panic and fear

• Denial