Impact of COVID-19 on Economic Activities and Poverty Threats in the Asia-Pacific Region

Rassanjani, Saddam; Novialdi, Risky; MAZ, Dahlawi; Alqarni, Wais; Tharis, Muhammad Achdan

doi:10.30589/pgr.v5i1.353

“…Scientists suggested recovery pathways for the aviation industry, tourism, production factories, agriculture, education, etc. (Dube et al, 2021 andRassanjani et al, 2021).…”

Section: Field Studies and Experiencesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Post Covid-19 urbanization requires new standards and per capita in planning, design, and building

Shahraki¹

2021

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This paper studies investment reductions in urban health protection programs in the recent decades under the umbrella of plutocratic ideas. It studies the densely populated slums with little urban spaces, narrow sidewalks, traffic jams, and degraded environmental components. This paper addresses the question of how shall we reopen post-covid-19 cities sustainably and lively? Our method to find a solution is an innovative mathematical model that suggests revision in the current regulations and standards, sizes, and per capita of urban spaces with the help of maximizing necessary investments. This paper analyzes crowded neighborhoods, urban transport sites, and polluted environments where people cannot respect world health organization protocols concerning individual and public health protection. This research aims to maximize investment in public health protection for supplying suitable urban places’ sizes. Outcomes of this research will be helpful to reopen cities in the post-covid-19 everywhere in the world.

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“…Segala bentuk kegiatan yang harus dilakukan di dalam rumah membuat semua pekerja menghabiskan banyak waktu di rumah. Untuk pekerjaan yang bisa dilakukan secara online masih memiliki harapan, namun untuk kegiatan yang tidak bisa dilakukan secara online itu sangat merugikan para pekerja, karena berdampak pada perekonomian masyarakat (Rassanjani et al, 2021). Para pencari nafkah yang biasanya harus berada di luar rumah, ketika dipaksa bekerja dari rumah merupakan hal yang sangat tidak memungkinkan bagi mereka.…”

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Melihat Kebijakan Penanganan Covid-19 yang Populer di Kalangan Masyarakat Aceh

Rassanjani

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2022

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The Aceh government has deployed several programs and policies in tackling the global disaster of COVID-19. Still, there is currently no sign that the community can fully breathe a sigh of relief and say goodbye to Corona. This study aims to look at people's perception of policies or programs from the government in handling COVID-19 in Aceh Province. The research method used to answer research questions here is a mixed-methods approach, i.e., quantitative through survey and qualitative through literature studies. The results showed that the 4M Health protocol (Wearing Masks, Maintaining Distance, Washing Hands, Avoiding Crowds) is considered the most effective policy in reducing the spread of the COVID-19 virus according to the people's perception of Aceh. Meanwhile, the implementation of curfews in the pandemic era is considered a very unpopular program in the eyes of the people of Aceh. Apart from the pros and cons of the Acehnese people against several policy packages in handling the pandemic since 2020, the government has tried to maximize their performance in tackling COVID-19. Therefore, to achieve the government's goal in solving the COVID-19 problem from the earth of Aceh, cooperation between the government and the community is needed to support each other in fighting the virus. It is expected that the government will continue to be consistent in protecting the community from the dangers of COVID-19, and it is also expected to publish several policies and programs that can end the pandemic appropriately and quickly.

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“…Scientists suggested recovery pathways for the aviation industry, tourism, production factories, agriculture, education, etc. [22,23]. Scientists analyzed the economic and social impacts of the lock downed cities to reopen resiliently.…”

Section: Field Studies and Experiencesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Post Covid-19 urbanization requires new standards and per capita in planning, design, and building

Shahraki¹

2021

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This paper studies investment reductions in urban health protection programs in the recent decades under the umbrella of plutocratic ideas. It studies the densely populated slums with little urban spaces, narrow sidewalks, traffic jams, and degraded environmental components. This paper addresses the question of how shall we reopen post-covid-19 cities sustainably and lively? Our method to find a solution is an innovative mathematical model that suggests revision in the current regulations and standards, sizes, and per capita of urban spaces with the help of maximizing necessary investments. This paper analyzes crowded neighborhoods, urban transport sites, and polluted environments where people cannot respect world health organization protocols concerning individual and public health protection. This research aims to maximize investment in public health protection for supplying suitable urban places’ sizes. Outcomes of this research will be helpful to reopen cities in the post-Covid-19 everywhere in the world.

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Impact of COVID-19 on Economic Activities and Poverty Threats in the Asia-Pacific Region

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Post Covid-19 urbanization requires new standards and per capita in planning, design, and building

Post Covid-19 urbanization requires new standards and per capita in planning, design, and building

Melihat Kebijakan Penanganan Covid-19 yang Populer di Kalangan Masyarakat Aceh

Post Covid-19 urbanization requires new standards and per capita in planning, design, and building

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