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New Zeland is one of the countries that has been able to cope in the best possible way with the Covid-19, its government has been distinguished because of its efficacy in controlling the number of infected people with this virus and for its project to return to the school system. We think it’s important to investigate this nowadays because that way people stay informed about how people in other countries in dealing with this terrible virus. That’s why the objective of our project is to provide information about Covid-19 in New Zealand, including the statics, some measures implemented, and the effects of this in the government (education, economy, health system) and on people’s lives.

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New Zealand has a small population of 4.886 million of habitants, so it has been very easy to track and inform all the cases. The first case of COVID-19 in New Zealand was reported on February 28, 2020. The pandemic peaked at the beginning of April, with 89 new cases registered per day and 929 active cases. On October 18 they completed 1.030.115 tests in the country with a positive result of 0,21%.
And about the COVID-19 cases by age group; the most infected age group is from 20 to 29 (526 total cases), and about the deceased the age group of 80 to 89 lead with a total of eight deceased.
At the date of 10 January, New Zealand accumulated a total of 2219 cases with a percentage of deaths per million inhabitants of 5.07%

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New Zealand government implemented a new system of 4 stages.
Alert level one: Prepare ( the virus is not contained)
Alert level two: Reduce (Heightened risk  that the virus is not contained)
Alert level three: Restrict (Disease is contained but still risky)
Alert level four: Eliminate (The virus is contained)

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1) People are instructed to stay at home.
2) Educational facilities closed.
3) Businesses closed except for essential services.
4) Rationing of supplies and requisitioning of facilities.
5) Travel is severely restricted.
6) Prioritize medical services

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Like the rest of the world, at the beginning of the pandemic, New Zealand had to face the closure of the commerce, just opening the essential for the community (supermarkets, gas stations and drugstores). In April,
The Prime Minister of New Zealand cuts her salary by 20% due to the COVID-19 crisis and also all the members of the New Zealand Government will see their remuneration reduced by the same percentage in recognition of the sacrifices of citizens for the containment measures decreed.
In June, shops, stores, gyms and playgrounds were reopened. Meetings of families and friends of up to 10 people are allowed. Schools are gradually opening their doors and companies must ensure the distance between employees, as well as tables in bars and restaurants.
With no doubts, tourism were the most decreased rubric; the country is an island and they closed totally for tourists.
Most of the funds were used to maintain jobs with subsidies to companies, in addition to direct payments on pensions and aid to face payments for services such as electricity. Taxes were also lowered. In January, the Labor government had already approved another similar package to relaunch the economy, given the incipient global recession.
3.1 Alert level one: PREPARE
3.1 Alert level one: PREPARE
1) Wash your hands, do not touch your face.
2) Stay home if you are feeling sick.
3) Gatherings over 500 people are canceled.
4) Physical distancing is required.
5) Intensive testing for covid-19
6) Strict self-isolation and quarantine.
7) Contact tracing.
8) Border access measures to minimize the import risk of applying Covid-19 cases.
9) Wear a face covering.
6. Health system.
6. Health system.
NZ it's considered in the Top 10 for having one of the best health systems around the

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1) Wash your hands, do not touch your face.
2) Stay home if you are feeling sick.
3) Gatherings over 500 people are canceled.
4) Physical distancing is required.
5) Intensive testing for covid-19
6) Strict self-isolation and quarantine.
7) Contact tracing.
8) Border access measures to minimize the import risk of applying Covid-19 cases.
9) Wear a face covering.

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The government implemented almost immediate measures to prevent the spread of the virus, as a result nowadays New Zealand is one of the countries that had controlled the virus.

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NZ it's considered in the Top 10 for having one of the best health systems around the globe.
Even if you are a tourist you can get medical attention for free if it's an emergency, plus x-rays and exams.

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Certainly the panademic has had multiples effects on the education system of New Zeland. Once schools and unversities were closed the government did some surveys to know if students had a mean to connect and internet conection, and also to know if students had a place at home to join to the classes. Both surveys were succesful and show that more of the 80% of the students has access to what the goverment was asking for, so they solve these problems and start with the online-educaion. One of the things that made this process was that most of the teachers already used ICT tools in on-site education, so at the moment of change it to online-education, it wasn’t much complex for them.

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As it was analyzed New Zealand is one of the most developed countries in the world. The measures they have taken to fight against Covid-19 has been very effective, not only because of the measures they took but also because of how they prepare schools and universities and also because of how the health system respond to this virus. In comparison with Chile, the measures have functioned better than the ones we have here because New Zealand’s government has a greater organization for their people and also because it’s a first-world country, which means they have better resources to implement measures. But one thing that both countries have in common is that their doctors and nurses have struggled to protect people from this virus.

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1)  Entry border measures have been maximized.
2) Further restrictions on mass gatherings.
3) Physical distance on public transportation. (If possible)
4)  Restrict unnecessary travel to New Zealand.
5) Work from home if possible.
6) The business continuity plan is activated.
7)  High-risk groups are advised to stay at home.

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New Zealand, is one of the best countries taling about how they dealt with COVID-19 and how they have been kkeping tack of the number of active cases even when they didn't make a big change in their lifes, as people understood immediately they couldn't go out with friends, share with family etc.

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This country has been really clear and realistic at the number of cases. They kept the restrictions, and also kept people informed of everything going on in the country since in other countries as in Chile the governent lie about the cases and poor condition in the health system so people normalize the situation and keep going on with their lives like nothing is happening when it's the time we need to take care the most and here it comes de waves and numbers keep increasing everyday until it's hard to control the situation at this point of the illness.
Also you can fink in the website of Health Ministry advices, statistics a complete picture for the people. There are points in different cities where you can take exams, like malls, squares, etc. There you can find lots of tools for everything you need, phone numbers, what to do in case you had contact with a possible COVID-19 ill person, etc.

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1) Travel in areas where cluster or community transmission is restricted.
2) Educational facilities closed.
3) Mass gatherings canceled.
4) Public places are closed.
5) Alternative work methods and non-essential businesses should remain closed.
6)  Non-face-to-face primary care consultation.
7)  nonelective services of procedures in hospitals.

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Like the rest of the world, at the beginning of the pandemic, New Zealand had to face the closure of the commerce, just opening the essential for the community (supermarkets, gas stations and drugstores). In April,

The Prime Minister of New Zealand cuts her salary by 20% due to the COVID-19 crisis and also all the members of the New Zealand Government will see their remuneration reduced by the same percentage in recognition of the sacrifices of citizens for the containment measures decreed.

In June, shops, stores, gyms and playgrounds were reopened. Meetings of families and friends of up to 10 people are allowed. Schools are gradually opening their doors and companies must ensure the distance between employees, as well as tables in bars and restaurants.
With no doubts, tourism were the most decreased rubric; the country is an island and they closed totally for tourists.
Most of the funds were used to maintain jobs with subsidies to companies, in addition to direct payments on pensions and aid to face payments for services such as electricity. Taxes were also lowered. In January, the Labor government had already approved another similar package to relaunch the economy, given the incipient global recession.

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About the cases by sex; more women were infected (1167) versus 1004; with a difference of 116.

Active|Confirmed|Recovered|Deceased|Total cases|Percentage of all cases.
Female | 41 | 1115 | 11 | 1167 | 53%
Male | 33 | 1004 | 14 | 1051 | 47%
Unknown | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0%
Total | 75 | 2119 | 25 | 2219 | 100%