Collaborating to beat COVID-19

Through the long-standing collaborative relationships we have with so many of our clients and partners, we’re identifying things we can all do – and how to make them happen to bring the best outcomes.

We share the belief that together we will build confidence by keeping our people well, energised and inventive, and our businesses focused on sustaining infrastructure, enterprise and social outcomes. Here we share a snapshot of some of our activities, thinking and suggestions.

What happens next

The interconnectedness of today’s world means that what happens in one country can quickly impact others.

A catalyst for AMR prevention?

The Fleming Fund’s efforts to support countries with AMR challenges have contributed to more effective responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Protection for workers

A partnerships programme will help one million people across Africa and Asia by supporting workers and their families through the pandemic.

Will a vaccine end the pandemic?

Despite the promising news on vaccine development, investment in pandemic resilience remains crucial in the years to come.

Delivering international development services

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Mott MacDonald has continued to deliver aid-funded programmes worldwide.

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The added value of government integration

Development programmes can respond to new challenges, helping governments cope and mitigating the impacts on vulnerable communities.

Future-proof decision-making

The disruption caused by COVID-19 has made it only too clear that the future will be characterised by volatile change and uncertainty.

Generating a green recovery

The UK’s recovery from COVID-19 and its economic impact will be all the better if it is a green one.

An alternative recovery plan

As we seek to recover from COVID-19, throw off economic recession, and make society resilient against future shocks we must do four things.

What is a truly ‘liveable’ city?

Learnings from the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown can help us to design and build more liveable cities.

Infrastructure epidemiology can build confidence

A unique discipline, infrastructure epidemiology, can help infrastructure owners and operators reduce transmission risk across public-facing assets.

Delivering projects the right way

The decisions we make now will have social, economic and environmental consequences reaching far into the future.

Collaborating to beat COVID-19

Coronavirus continues to drive us all to work together to help communities and businesses build confidence now and for the future.