UNDP is working with its partners to combat the spread of the disease.
Sparked by the accelerated rate of innovation in times of COVID-19, the Solution Snapshots series was curated as a quick resource for us to learn about emerging solutions and the stories it tells about grassroot issues.
Funds were channeled towards ensuring that selected quarantine and treatment centers were fully equipped for efficient operations.
The survey provides important information for the planning of Malaysia’s biodiversity, forests and natural assets.
Unlike health vulnerability, socioeconomic vulnerability is far more insidious, reaching deep into our homes and its treatment may not always lead to full recovery.
Community-Led Resilience and Response System: The Case for Sabah
By Yin Wei Chong, Head of Solutions Mapping, UNDP Accelerator Lab Malaysia
COVID-19 has not directly impacted the orang kampung (villagers) in Sabah, with very few cases occurring in the state interior. Rather, the impact felt by rural and indigenous groups is a direct result of the Movement Control Order (MCO) enforced since 18 March 2020.
Care Work in the Time of COVID-19: Women’s Unpaid Care Burden in Four Charts
By Sri Ranjani Mukundan, Intern, Exploration, UNDP Accelerator Lab Malaysia and Yap Lay Sheng, Senior Research and Advocacy Officer, Women's Aid Organisation
This blog, authored in partnership with Yap Lay Sheng, Women's Aid Organisation (WAO), is part of UNDP Malaysia's KISAH series, which explores COVID-19 impacts through the dual lens of conversation partners at the front lines, and through UNDP’s programmes and priorities.
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54.1 %
Women in Labour force
0.6%
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