- The COVID-19 pandemic first emerged in late 2019 and spread globally, reaching Malaysia in early 2020. Malaysia is currently experiencing a third wave of infections. - The pandemic has impacted achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, exacerbating issues like poverty, hunger, lack of access to education, unemployment, and gender inequalities. - Community initiatives have provided support during lockdowns by sewing PPE, assisting students, and more. Moving forward, countries must strengthen preparedness, promote health awareness, ensure connectivity for remote areas, and sustain social protection systems. The experience with COVID-19 will help the world improve pandemic response in the future.

1. Nur Izzati Bt Zainal (2012464)
Post-COVID-19
planningfromthelens
ofsdgS:insightfrom
MAlaysia

2. • In November 2019, there is one virus called SARS-Cov-2
that infects wild bats and spreads to human beings
through an intermediary wildlife host
• The virus was confirmed to have reached Malaysia in
late January 2020
• As for now, according to Health director-general Tan Sri
Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, Malaysia is currently entering
the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic

3. Cases –asof 8december 2020(Tuesday)
388 death cases
1,750 cases under treatment
1,012 new cases
64,056 have been discharged
Total of 75,306 cases

4. Sdg1–nopoverty
01 03
02
71.4% of self-employed
Malaysians have less than one
month’s savings
Long queue is seen outside the
pawn shop
5 to 8% of Malaysia’s population
will fall into poverty which
about 1.5 to 2.4 million

5. ● Before COVID-19 hit the world, 135 million people on the planet were already
struggling with critical food insecurity
● According to UN, the economic downturn is pushing more people into hunger as
nearly 690 million people or 8.9 percent of people in the world are hungry
● In the 2020 Global Hunger Index, Malaysia ranks 59th out of the 107 countries with
a score of 13.3, Malaysia has a level of hunger that is moderate
Sdg2:zerohunger

6. • Bajau community face extreme
poverty and hunger due to the lack
of basic infrastructure
• In 2018, they went viral when the
villagers climbed onto the tourist
boat and asked for foods from the
tourists
• Their condition drew huge
attention among the Malaysian
until they created a mission to
save starving Bajau communities
in Sabah during the MCO
Bajau Community in Sabah

7. the medical stuff making
protective suits from dustbin
liners due tolimited supplies
in Italy ,there are queues ofambulances parked
outside hospitals awaiting bedsforpatients

8. SDG4 –QUALITYEDUCATION
• Based on the United Nations, it is estimated 90
percent of students worldwide are already out of
school
• It is also estimated that more than 500 million
students worldwide cannot access education online
• Research has suggested that when children are not in
school, they are less physically active, have poorer
sleep hygiene, and spend more time in front of
screens
(Brazendale et al., 2017)
• But, there are still many more students out there that
are interested and enthusiastic to learn and seek
knowledge like Veveonah Mosibin
She decided to stay overnight on top of
tree for better Internet connection to sit
for online examination in order to get a
strong signal

9. Theministry’sTalianKasihhotlinehad
seena57%increaseto1,893callsfrom
womenindistressuptoMarch 26
-domesticviolenceincreasedby 36%
inFrance
-Australiasawa75%rise inGoogle
searchesforhelp
SDG5–GENDER EQUALITY&SDG10–REDUCED INEQUALITIES

10. ● The suspension of business is costing
Malaysia RM2.4 billion a day
● Give impact to the (SMEs) & low income
groups
● Unemployment rate are at 4.7 percent
which involved 741,600 people.
● Losses around RM45 billion suffered by the
country's tourism and culture industries in
the first half of this year from the Covid-19
pandemic
SDG8–GOOD JOBS ANDECONOMIC GROWTH

11. ADVANTAGES
1. People have enough time to spend
their valuable time with all family
members
2. All people practice simple hygiene
everywhere
3. Allows people to develop and improve
skill through online learning
4. It can help a person to adjust and
improve their livelihood
5. People can create new hobby and
develop new skills during the partial
lockdown
6. The environment is also improved
due to the less air pollution and
traffic

12. • Children education hampered
• Increased domestic violence
during lockdown
• Increase mental illness like
trauma, anxiety, depression and
fear
• Reducing the world population
and increase the fatality rate
• The world economy has gone
down
• Unemployment rate increase
• Physical exercise constraints
• No travelling
disadvantages

13. Covid-19andmaqasid al-shariah
Protection of Life (Hifz al-nafs) & 5ps under peace
Protection of Faith (Hifz al-din)
During the phase of MCO, all the mosques are closed and
no Friday prayer be held for some time to avoid from
COVID-19 infection
Nowadays, the mosques have been opened in
consideration for the need of Muslim to perform their
religious obligations

14. Covid-19andmaqasid al-shariah
Protection of Intellect & 5ps under people
• COVID-19 phenomenon can create more charity and sadaqah to those
in need
• People are more aware of the concept of humanity and how we can
help each other to face this tough time together
• It demonstrated that people's intelligence is a source of people's
honor and virtue given by Allah to think and have empathy for the
group that needed help

15. Covid-19&Falsafah pendidikankebangsaan(FPK)
• Citizens are morally excellent
and knowledgeable when they
obey the regulation by staying
home
• The generosity shown by
Malaysian in helping those in
need is too devastating

16. Covid-19&Falsafah pendidikankebangsaan(FPK)
• Our environment also improves
when the air and water are cleaner
since people are staying home
during MCO
• System of FPK managed to produce
Malaysians who are capable of
achieving self-well-being by
contributing to the harmony and
prosperity of communities

17. Communityapproach
The community sew PPEhospital gowns
forthe frontliners
Oneofthe organization called Kelab
Relawan Ummah that helps students in
IIUM campus
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18. increasethelevelofpreparedness keepupcampaigns
• Promote the new norm like wearing face
masks, physical distancing, self-isolation
• Promoting personal hygiene, health and
safety awareness
• By using Big Data for predictions and
alerts
• Maintain a ready stockpile of
emergency supplies

19. sustainablesocialprotection
system
high-speedconnectivity
• Many activities have already moved to
online in terms of learning, meeting,
events
• They need to prioritize those in remote
areas in providing sufficient line or
signal
• The system can help the SMEs to cope
with unprecedented economic situations
in order to reduce inequalities among the
society
• They need to prioritize those in remote
areas in providing sufficient line or signal

20. ThisCOVID-19pandemicoutbreakcontinuestohaveastrongimpactonthe
economyANDindustries.Currently,UKbecamethefirstcountryintheworldto
approvethecoronavirusvaccineforwidespreaduseANDA90-year-old
MargaretKeenanbecamethefirstpatienttoreceivethe vaccineOn8December.
BUTOVERALL,theexperiencegainedfromtheglobaleffortsindealingwith
COVID-19,WILLMOVEcountriesgloballytobepreparedfordiseasecontrolfor
noveldiseaseoutbreaksandpandemicsofthefuture.