Apolitical is offering a workshop teaching civil servants and policy a method that solves problems through designing, prototyping, and testing ideas with users.

Apolitical is offering a workshop teaching civil servants and policy a method that solves problems through designing, prototyping, and testing ideas with users.
To support local businesses, the city of Vilnius allocates public space to bars and cafés so they can operate despite physical distancing rules.
An online platform creates spaces for encounter for church congregations.
The UK parliament allows Commons members to participate in sessions virtually.
A reintegration programme for women in prison responded to the coronavirus outbreak by producing face masks from recycled materials.
A non-profit donation platform brings together the stock and demand for medical protection and relief items throughout Germany.
A new coalition of civil society organisations was launched to meet the emerging needs of society during Covid-19 in all regions and neighbourhoods of Jordan.
In the Colombian capital of Bogotá, bike lanes were temporarily opened to avoid crowds in times of social distancing.
To support businesses with fewer than 500 employees, the city of New York offers a loan-based Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).
The city of Milan is drastically increasing the space for pedestrians and cyclists to allow enough space for active commuting.
The city of Portland gives more space to pedestrians and cyclists to make sure that commuters can move freely in times of physical distancing.
The city of Milan invites its citizens to contribute their ideas to the re-opening strategy for the city.
A platform lists restaurants that are offering meals for people working in the care sector and other essential professions.
Iceland’s forestry service encourages citizens to hug trees for five minutes a day. This is in line with research that suggests hugging trees reduces peoples’ stress levels.
A culinary initiative in Lower Austria informs about regional food suppliers to support local businesses.
Faced with the coronavirus epidemic, the French government calls for solidarity among citizens to support the most vulnerable groups of society.
Code For Germany, a network of groups of volunteers (Labs), published a handbook for governments about challenges and possible solutions for crisis management.
The government of the Austrian province Lower Austria offers free and publicly accessible webinars on the topic of “Secure Home Office”. They inform citizens on how to protect themselves and their data.
By integrating digital educational material into WhatsApp, it is more accessible for less privileged children.
A neighbourhood support platform can be reached both via an app and via phone hotline, to accommodate the needs of both the young and the elderly.