IIED's video: Make Change Happen 24: Filling the gaps: how Delhi organisations provided food relief during COVID

This special guest episode, produced by the Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS), looks at the work of a social network in Delhi that delivered food relief during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Delhi Coordinated Relief Network succeeded in reaching some of the most vulnerable neighbourhoods in the city during an unprecedented crisis. More than 40 organisations combined forces to get food to as many families as possible on a sustained basis. They were worker federations, unions, societies, trusts and neighbourhood associations – on their own they were struggling to procure food and to get food to families when restrictions on moving around were in place. Together, they could share knowledge, map where the food was going and identify any areas that were being missed. This episode of Make Change Happen is hosted by Rashee Mehra of the Indian Institute for Human Settlements, with guests Juhi Jain, deputy director of the Centre for Advocacy and Research and Dr Gautam Bhan, the associate dean of the School of Human Development at IIHS. Read more: https://www.iied.org/filling-gaps-how-delhi-organisations-provided-food-relief-during-covid-19 As a listener of IIED's Make Change Happen podcast, we value your opinion and are keen to understand your preferences and gather valuable feedback to enhance our podcast. Please, take this survey to help us create content that resonates with you: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/IIEDpodcastsurvey Your responses will play a crucial role in shaping the future of the Make Change Happen podcast, making it an even more informative experience for all.