Today more than ever, it is time for general mobilisation and for bringing the global Coronavirus pandemic under control. Faced with this unprecedented situation, anticipating the post-Covid-19 world is essential. The challenges facing humanity will push many countries, including Switzerland, to rethink their daily lives, their habits and their security. On the economic and political front, colossal efforts will be made to mitigate the unrecoverable losses of income and margins, hence the need to put in place compensatory measures in order to avoid significant losses.
These measures will certainly involve increasing the public and private budgets allocated to medical research, hospital networks, care and the training of medical staff. The security of supply chains also remains an important point, particularly for food. In this context, it will be necessary to consider more diversified sources and shorter supply chains. The notion of hypermobility will also have to be revisited, in order to reduce both the risks of disease spreading and of air pollution.