Prioritizing Multidimensional Interdependent Factors Influencing COVID‐19 Risk

COVID‐19 has significantly affected various industries and domains worldwide. Since such pandemics are considered as rare events, risks associated with pandemics are generally managed through reactive approaches, which involve seeking more information about the severity of the pandemic over time and...

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Published in:Risk analysis Vol. 42; no. 1; pp. 143 - 161
Main Authors: Qazi, Abroon, Simsekler, Mecit Can Emre, Gaudenzi, Barbara
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Abstract COVID‐19 has significantly affected various industries and domains worldwide. Since such pandemics are considered as rare events, risks associated with pandemics are generally managed through reactive approaches, which involve seeking more information about the severity of the pandemic over time and adopting suitable strategies accordingly. However, policy‐makers at a national level must devise proactive strategies to minimize the harmful impacts of such pandemics. In this article, we use a country‐level data‐set related to humanitarian crises and disasters to explore critical factors influencing COVID‐19 related hazard and exposure, vulnerability, lack of coping capacity, and the overall risk for individual countries. The main contribution is to establish the relative importance of multidimensional factors associated with COVID‐19 risk in a probabilistic network setting. This study provides unique insights to policy‐makers regarding the identification of critical factors influencing COVID‐19 risk and their relative importance in a network setting.
AbstractList COVID‐19 has significantly affected various industries and domains worldwide. Since such pandemics are considered as rare events, risks associated with pandemics are generally managed through reactive approaches, which involve seeking more information about the severity of the pandemic over time and adopting suitable strategies accordingly. However, policy‐makers at a national level must devise proactive strategies to minimize the harmful impacts of such pandemics. In this article, we use a country‐level data‐set related to humanitarian crises and disasters to explore critical factors influencing COVID‐19 related hazard and exposure, vulnerability, lack of coping capacity, and the overall risk for individual countries. The main contribution is to establish the relative importance of multidimensional factors associated with COVID‐19 risk in a probabilistic network setting. This study provides unique insights to policy‐makers regarding the identification of critical factors influencing COVID‐19 risk and their relative importance in a network setting.
COVID‐19 has significantly affected various industries and domains worldwide. Since such pandemics are considered as rare events, risks associated with pandemics are generally managed through reactive approaches, which involve seeking more information about the severity of the pandemic over time and adopting suitable strategies accordingly. However, policy‐makers at a national level must devise proactive strategies to minimize the harmful impacts of such pandemics. In this article, we use a country‐level data‐set related to humanitarian crises and disasters to explore critical factors influencing COVID‐19 related hazard and exposure , vulnerability , lack of coping capacity , and the overall risk for individual countries. The main contribution is to establish the relative importance of multidimensional factors associated with COVID‐19 risk in a probabilistic network setting. This study provides unique insights to policy‐makers regarding the identification of critical factors influencing COVID‐19 risk and their relative importance in a network setting.
COVID-19 has significantly affected various industries and domains worldwide. Since such pandemics are considered as rare events, risks associated with pandemics are generally managed through reactive approaches, which involve seeking more information about the severity of the pandemic over time and adopting suitable strategies accordingly. However, policy-makers at a national level must devise proactive strategies to minimize the harmful impacts of such pandemics. In this article, we use a country-level data-set related to humanitarian crises and disasters to explore critical factors influencing COVID-19 related hazard and exposure, vulnerability, lack of coping capacity, and the overall risk for individual countries. The main contribution is to establish the relative importance of multidimensional factors associated with COVID-19 risk in a probabilistic network setting. This study provides unique insights to policy-makers regarding the identification of critical factors influencing COVID-19 risk and their relative importance in a network setting.COVID-19 has significantly affected various industries and domains worldwide. Since such pandemics are considered as rare events, risks associated with pandemics are generally managed through reactive approaches, which involve seeking more information about the severity of the pandemic over time and adopting suitable strategies accordingly. However, policy-makers at a national level must devise proactive strategies to minimize the harmful impacts of such pandemics. In this article, we use a country-level data-set related to humanitarian crises and disasters to explore critical factors influencing COVID-19 related hazard and exposure, vulnerability, lack of coping capacity, and the overall risk for individual countries. The main contribution is to establish the relative importance of multidimensional factors associated with COVID-19 risk in a probabilistic network setting. This study provides unique insights to policy-makers regarding the identification of critical factors influencing COVID-19 risk and their relative importance in a network setting.
Author Gaudenzi, Barbara
Qazi, Abroon
Simsekler, Mecit Can Emre
AuthorAffiliation 1 School of Business Administration American University of Sharjah Sharjah United Arab Emirates
2 Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering Khalifa University of Science and Technology Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates
3 Department of Business Administration University of Verona Verona Italy
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SubjectTerms Adaptation, Psychological - physiology
Bayesian Belief Network
Coping
COVID-19
COVID-19 - epidemiology
COVID-19 - psychology
COVID‐19 risk
Disasters
Global Health
hazard and exposure
Humanitarianism
Humans
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Policy making
Prioritizing
Risk
Risk assessment
SARS-CoV-2
vulnerability
Title Prioritizing Multidimensional Interdependent Factors Influencing COVID‐19 Risk
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