necsi · JTagliavini · Jun 7, 2020 · Jun 7, 2020 · Jun 7, 2020 · Jun 7, 2020
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 about: English source has change. Also request translation change
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 ## Reminder
 
-Remember to connect to all Projects 
+Remember to connect to all Projects
 
 ## Checklist
 
@@ -44,4 +43,4 @@ Remember to connect to all Projects
 - [ ] Turkish
 - [ ] Ukrainian
 - [ ] Urdu
-- [ ] Vietnamese
+- [ ] Vietnamese
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 about: Update translation of a file or files, usually from a change in English source
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diff --git a/0_english_source/community_guidelines.md → ...rce/01_Guidelines/community_guidelines.md b/0_english_source/community_guidelines.md → ...rce/01_Guidelines/community_guidelines.md
@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@
 ### OPENING UP PARTIALLY
 
 It’s not necessarily required to have travel restrictions for a whole country. Go easy on people and economy by
+
 - identifying safe and high risk areas
 - opening and closing areas individually
 

diff --git a/0_english_source/government_guidelines.md → ...ce/01_Guidelines/government_guidelines.md b/0_english_source/government_guidelines.md → ...ce/01_Guidelines/government_guidelines.md
@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@
 ### OPENING UP PARTIALLY
 
 It’s not necessarily required to have travel restrictions for a whole country. Go easy on people and economy by
+
 - identifying safe and high risk areas
 - opening and closing areas individually
 
@@ -38,7 +39,7 @@ How to cluster different outbreak zones to relate correct actions.
 
 Large-scale, temporary hospitals, rapidly built by converting existing public venues.
 
-[The Lancet article >](https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)30744-3/fulltext)
+[The Lancet article >](<https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)30744-3/fulltext>)
 
 # HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?
 

diff --git a/0_english_source/guidelines.md → 0_english_source/01_Guidelines/guidelines.md b/0_english_source/guidelines.md → 0_english_source/01_Guidelines/guidelines.md
@@ -1,11 +1,10 @@
-## Outbreak Response Guidelines ##
+## Outbreak Response Guidelines
 
 COVID-19 originated in mainland China in late 2019. In many cases, it causes severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS). About 20% of the confirmed cases require hospitalization, 14% are considered severe, 6% need ICU care, and roughly 2% result in death. A typical incubation period is 3 days, but it may extend to 14 days, and reports exist of 24 and 27 days. It is highly contagious with an increase from day to day of 50% in new cases (infection rate R0 of about 3-4) unless extraordinary interventions are made. It has become a widespread pandemic, and it is beginning to change the lives of everyone in the world. It is imperative to act to confine and stop the outbreak and not accept its spread. We provide these guidelines for individual, community and government action.
 ‍
 
 ## Download Guidelines as PDF
 
-
 Everyday Life and COVID-19
 
 - What to do about: Apartment buildings, grocery shopping, necessary errands, packages and mail
@@ -67,6 +66,7 @@ Coronavirus Guidelines for Cleaning and Disinfecting to Prevent COVID-19 Transmi
 - How to effectively clean and disinfect a variety of surfaces
 
 ## Other Useful Guidelines
+
 Handbook of COVID-19 Prevention and Treatment
 
 -A handbook produced by First Affiliated Hospital, Zheijang University School of Medicine
@@ -81,6 +81,7 @@ Don’t Rebreath the Coronavirus: New Mask Designs
 ‍
 
 ## Family Guidelines
+
 In areas of heightened risk where the government isn’t taking adequate action, protecting a family, or group, is challenging. The spread of fire requires a trail of combustibles. Similarly, the contagion of COVID-19 requires a chain of susceptible individuals. The solution is to:
 
 Reduce contact between the family and others, and provide for essential needs, and as the risk increases
@@ -89,8 +90,8 @@ The safe space also curbs contagion because those in the safe space don't partic
 
 ‍
 
-
 ## Reducing contact between the family and others:
+
 Carefully read our guidelines for individuals and share it with family members. Discuss with them how to reduce their contact with others.
 Shift family gatherings to be virtual. The current outbreak will either be defeated or will become widespread. In the former, a few months from now will return to normal. In the latter, different actions will be needed.
 Ensure that you and members of your family have necessary supplies, including prescription medicines. Consider vulnerable members of the family including elderly, but also anybody over 50, and those with chronic health conditions, as to the risk of contact with others. Reduce their contact, provide support that enables them to stay at home and not go into public spaces.
@@ -112,6 +113,7 @@ As an outbreak progresses hard decisions will inevitably arise about whether to
 At a time of high risk, there will be actions taken by mistake that may compromise safety. To avoid over reaction to an individual event, it is important to realize that any single act has a low probability of harm. However, when multiple actions are taken the risk increases dramatically. Ensuring that lessons are learned is more important than accusation, blame or punishment.
 
 ## Individual and Community Guidelines
+
 Take responsibility for your own health and share responsibility for the health of your neighborhood with awareness and discipline
 Practice social distancing
 Avoid touching surfaces in public or shared spaces
@@ -158,8 +160,8 @@ Note: The French International Chamber of Commerce is using these guidelines.
 
 ‍
 
-
 ## General
+
 Promote understanding among employees and their families of Coronavirus transmission and prevention.
 Develop customized organization policies to reduce transmission and arrange for meticulous implementation.
 Ensure employees know that when they have even mild symptoms they should not be at work locations or in-person meetings and they will not be penalized for sick days. Set up a reporting system for any cases.
@@ -196,4 +198,5 @@ No-contact methods for doing business should be developed and implemented includ
 Walk up window pickup and drop off service including ensuring adequate spacing in lines
 Drive by service
 No-contact home delivery
+
 1. The use of masks is debated, we note that: (1) Any individual who has even mild symptoms should avoid contact with others and should wear a mask while in necessary public or private contact with others. (2) Wearing a mask should be accepted in public settings to prevent those who are sick from hesitating to or feeling stigmatized by wearing a mask. (3) While masks do not guarantee safety for a healthy individual and their availability may be limited because of higher priority need in medical settings, using masks where proximity to others who may be infected can’t be avoided dramatically reduces the risk of infection. (4) For those who are over 50 or have preexisting health conditions, as well as for those in areas of heightened risk, the large cost of being infected justifies the use of a mask. While not ideal, [reusable washable masks](https://www.endcoronavirus.org/page/english-making-masks) can be made by hand, and they are needed for protection in hospitals, nursing homes, rehab centers, group homes and other group settings.
diff --git a/0_english_source/guidelines_for_families.md → .../01_Guidelines/guidelines_for_families.md b/0_english_source/guidelines_for_families.md → .../01_Guidelines/guidelines_for_families.md
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 ### EVERYDAY LIFE
 
 What to do about:
+
 - Apartment buildings
 - grocery shopping
 - necessary errands
@@ -42,6 +43,7 @@ How to self isolate when you get infected.
 [Read more >](/papers/coronavirus-guidelines-for-cleaning-and-disinfecting-to-prevent-covid-19-transmission)
 
 ### RESPIRATORY HEALTH
+
 Reduce your risk of a severe case of COVID-19
 
 Exercises, behaviour, routines

diff --git a/...h_source/guidelines_for_grocery_stores.md → ...idelines/guidelines_for_grocery_stores.md b/...h_source/guidelines_for_grocery_stores.md → ...idelines/guidelines_for_grocery_stores.md
diff --git a/...h_source/guidelines_for_self_isolation.md → ...idelines/guidelines_for_self_isolation.md b/...h_source/guidelines_for_self_isolation.md → ...idelines/guidelines_for_self_isolation.md
diff --git a/...glish_source/guidlines_for_individuals.md → ...1_Guidelines/guidlines_for_individuals.md b/...glish_source/guidlines_for_individuals.md → ...1_Guidelines/guidlines_for_individuals.md
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 ### EVERYDAY LIFE
 
 What to do about:
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 - Apartment buildings
 - grocery shopping
 - necessary errands

diff --git a/0_english_source/institution_guidelines.md → ...e/01_Guidelines/institution_guidelines.md b/0_english_source/institution_guidelines.md → ...e/01_Guidelines/institution_guidelines.md
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 ### HIGH RISK INSTITUTIONS
 
-Nursing homes, dormitories, prisons etc. are at high risk. See advice on: 
+Nursing homes, dormitories, prisons etc. are at high risk. See advice on:
+
 - Handling of visitors
 - Hygiene
 - Employees, corporate environment
@@ -15,6 +16,7 @@ Nursing homes, dormitories, prisons etc. are at high risk. See advice on:
 ### BUSINESS SETTINGS
 
 Relevant actions for businesses of all sort regarding:
+
 - Meetings, travel, visitors
 - Workplaces
 - Retail and hospitalities
@@ -26,7 +28,9 @@ Relevant actions for businesses of all sort regarding:
 Actions businesses should take in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
 
 ### RETAIL
+
 Special advice for supermarkets, grocery stores and pharmacies on:
+
 - Staff guidelines
 - Hygiene
 - Customer guidance
@@ -36,6 +40,7 @@ Special advice for supermarkets, grocery stores and pharmacies on:
 ### EMPLOYEE SAFETY
 
 Guidelines for employers:
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 - Safeguard workplaces and employees‍
 - Safety screening questions
 

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diff --git a/...ermarket_grocery_stores_pharmacies_en.pdf → ...ermarket_grocery_stores_pharmacies_en.pdf b/...ermarket_grocery_stores_pharmacies_en.pdf → ...ermarket_grocery_stores_pharmacies_en.pdf
diff --git a/0_english_source/interactive_map.md → ...ish_source/02_Projects/interactive_map.md b/0_english_source/interactive_map.md → ...ish_source/02_Projects/interactive_map.md
@@ -4,11 +4,10 @@ For effective outbreak response, Green, Yellow, Orange and Red Zones can be cont
 
 ### Types of Zones
 
-* Green Zones: Regions without confirmed cases or with a few infected travelers arriving from other regions
-* Yellow Zones: Regions with a few cases of local transmission, but without clusters of community transmission
-* Orange Zones: Regions adjacent to Red Zones or with small clusters
-* Red Zones: Regions that have sustained community transmission
-
+- Green Zones: Regions without confirmed cases or with a few infected travelers arriving from other regions
+- Yellow Zones: Regions with a few cases of local transmission, but without clusters of community transmission
+- Orange Zones: Regions adjacent to Red Zones or with small clusters
+- Red Zones: Regions that have sustained community transmission
 
 This color-coded zone-based scheme is based on the idea that in areas in which the virus is spreading within the community, the social connectivity must be lowered to the point where each individual infected will infect less than one other person on average. This decreased social connectivity will result in an exponential decrease in the number of new cases (although, due to the incubation period, there may be a time-delay before this is observed).
 
@@ -20,6 +19,5 @@ The goal of both red and orange zone restrictions is to reduce general social co
 
 For more information on medical and social responses, see:
 
-* [WHO Technical Guidance](https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/technical-guidance)
-* [Singapore Guidelines](https://www.moh.gov.sg/covid-19)
-
+- [WHO Technical Guidance](https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/technical-guidance)
+- [Singapore Guidelines](https://www.moh.gov.sg/covid-19)
diff --git a/0_english_source/projects.md → 0_english_source/02_Projects/projects.md b/0_english_source/projects.md → 0_english_source/02_Projects/projects.md
@@ -2,14 +2,14 @@
 
 endCoronavirus.org is built and maintained by the New England Complex Systems Institute (NECSI) and collaborators. Our goal is to stop the spread of COVID-19 by providing useful data and guidelines to individuals, employers and governments. We are here to Crush the Curve!
 
-Our team consists of over 4,000 people includes scientists, engineers, medical doctors, and  countless motivated individuals ready to take action. Everyone can help.
+Our team consists of over 4,000 people includes scientists, engineers, medical doctors, and countless motivated individuals ready to take action. Everyone can help.
 
 Join Us
 
 **Our Projects**
-Outreach: Communicates with individuals, communities, and governments, providing guidelines for action. 
-Communications: Provides information throughout the world through newsletters and various social media platforms. 
-Response: Engaging in medical response innovation and facilitates deliveries of medical equipment and PPE to those in need. 
+Outreach: Communicates with individuals, communities, and governments, providing guidelines for action.
+Communications: Provides information throughout the world through newsletters and various social media platforms.
+Response: Engaging in medical response innovation and facilitates deliveries of medical equipment and PPE to those in need.
 Tech: Builds websites and apps to help track and prevent the spread of COVID-19.
 Scanning and Analytics: Discover, analyse, and present data related to COVID-19.
 
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Scanning and Analytics: Discover, analyse, and present data related to COVID-19.
 **Interactive Province-Level Maps**
 
 **Success Stories**
-We have become a globally recognized source of reliable information and effective guidelines 
+We have become a globally recognized source of reliable information and effective guidelines
 
 Our Coronavirus Guidelines for Businesses adopted by ICC which includes 45 million companies in over 100 countries
 
@@ -28,36 +28,36 @@ Created a database of over 7,000 scientists to help fight COVID-19
 
 Invented a 3D-printed ventilator, awaiting FDA approval
 
-Began the Safe Spaces, Safe Circles, and Crush the Curve movements 
+Began the Safe Spaces, Safe Circles, and Crush the Curve movements
 
-Arranged for countless deliveries of PPE to those in need 
+Arranged for countless deliveries of PPE to those in need
 
 Created a deep learning model that detects COVID-19 on X-ray scans (which won a prize from the Polish prime minister)
 
 Played instrumental roles in canceling countless mass gatherings, suspending in-person school, and informing governments around the world
 
 **Our Slack**
-We use Slack as a communication tool to help organize our projects. 
+We use Slack as a communication tool to help organize our projects.
 
-Once you join our Slack workspace, you’ll be presented with introductory material which helps you get started by familiarizing you with our ongoing projects. Each project will have a specific channel which you can join, and each channel will have a pinned introductory document located near the top of the screen which will get you up to speed. If you have a specific project you would like to work on, see if there is already a group working on this project. If it is not already being done, you can start a channel and build a team to help! Having a collection of 4,000+ individuals which includes experts in many fields, the potential for impact is huge. 
+Once you join our Slack workspace, you’ll be presented with introductory material which helps you get started by familiarizing you with our ongoing projects. Each project will have a specific channel which you can join, and each channel will have a pinned introductory document located near the top of the screen which will get you up to speed. If you have a specific project you would like to work on, see if there is already a group working on this project. If it is not already being done, you can start a channel and build a team to help! Having a collection of 4,000+ individuals which includes experts in many fields, the potential for impact is huge.
 
-To help navigate the Slack workspace, our channels have been categorized using the prefixes listed below. In Slack, you can find these by searching “#prefix” with the prefix which you are interested in. To view all channels, you can click on “Channels” on the left-hand side of the screen. 	
+To help navigate the Slack workspace, our channels have been categorized using the prefixes listed below. In Slack, you can find these by searching “#prefix” with the prefix which you are interested in. To view all channels, you can click on “Channels” on the left-hand side of the screen.
 
-general-    (general channels for everyone / basic organizational processes/ strategic alignment)
+general- (general channels for everyone / basic organizational processes/ strategic alignment)
 
-analytics-     (analytics, data, visualization, mapping)
+analytics- (analytics, data, visualization, mapping)
 
-com-     (communications / community relations)
+com- (communications / community relations)
 
-link-    (common channels with other organizations/ projects/ partners)
+link- (common channels with other organizations/ projects/ partners)
 
-outreach-    (efforts focused on outreach to individuals or communities)
+outreach- (efforts focused on outreach to individuals or communities)
 
-response-    (efforts to help with the on the ground response efforts, including medical)
+response- (efforts to help with the on the ground response efforts, including medical)
 
-tech-    (our technology: website, apps, etc) 
+tech- (our technology: website, apps, etc)
 
-For example, #outreach-africa is a channel which focuses on providing information to individuals, communities, and governments in Africa. #general-help-wanted is a channel for both offering or asking for help with a project. 
+For example, #outreach-africa is a channel which focuses on providing information to individuals, communities, and governments in Africa. #general-help-wanted is a channel for both offering or asking for help with a project.
 
 If you see a particular channel that seems the best fit for you, please feel free to reach out and offer your support. The more you share in how you can contribute, the better we can get you on a task. Each team leader will look to point you in the right direction based on this.
 

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@@ -4,9 +4,7 @@ Chen Shen and Yaneer Bar-Yam
 
 New England Complex Systems Institute
 
-
 These figures show the dynamics of COVID-19 cases over time globally. Follow @yaneerbaryam for the latest updates.
 
-
 Click here to see a summary of the global data
 Click here to see the US data from the most affected states
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@@ -3,9 +3,7 @@ Chen Shen and Yaneer Bar-Yam
 
 New England Complex Systems Institute
 
-
 These figures show the dynamics of COVID-19 cases over time in the US. Follow @yaneerbaryam for the latest updates.
 
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 Click here to see global data from most affected countries
-Click here to see a summary of the global data 
+Click here to see a summary of the global data
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 New England Complex Systems Institute
 
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 These figures show the dynamics of COVID-19 cases over time, globally and in certain regions. Follow @yaneerbaryam for the latest updates.
 
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 **Maps**
 
 **Dynamics**
 
 Click here to see global data from most affected countries
 Click here to see the US data from the most affected states
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