AUSTRALIAN-THAI

PANDEMIC RESPONSES PROJECT

UPDATE

The Collection of Articles is available for free download here

Our Project

In 2020, Australia and Thailand are among the few highly praised countries in 'flattening the curve' of the COVID-19 pandemic according to the Global COVID-19 Index. Yet, the two successful stories present the unique contexts and principles in shaping a response to the crisis. The differences became even more evident when the two countries scraped through the COVID-19 surge in 2021.

 

Our Australian-Thai Pandemic Responses Project aims to build a collection of expert knowledge, based on socio-cultural, political, and media analysis to examine how the two countries tackle the outbreak and to highlight the lessons learned for strategic future management. 

 

It also strengthens institutional engagement and bilateral relationships through a collaboration between Australian and Thai research teams. Ultimately, the project generates knowledge that will contribute to the needs of Thailand and other ASEAN countries during and following the pandemic by providing a comprehensive source of knowledge and policy reference for practitioners. 

 

A series of bilingual (Thai-English) online Op-Ed articles will be available for free online access. A multimedia eBook which will serve as a comprehensive source of knowledge and policy reference of Australia and Thailand in response to the COVID-19 pandemic will be available for download when the project concludes in 2022.  

Researchers

The project "Comparative Assessment of the Pandemic Responses in Australia and Thailand", is proudly supported by the Australia-ASEAN Council under Australia-ASEAN Council COVID-19 Special Grants Round, the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.