Donors were experimenting with adaptive social protection as a way of helping countries cope with climate-related emergencies — but the pandemic shows its uses could go further.
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Andrew Green is a Devex Contributing Reporter based in Berlin. His coverage focuses primarily on health and human rights and he has previously worked as Voice of America's South Sudan bureau chief and the Center for Public Integrity's web editor.
