#ProjekMuhibah Strategy 2 : Open Up Sectors Responsibly

Malaysia should tailor dynamic SOPs for different sectors and spaces using science and data-driven approaches. Read our full #ProjekMuhibah strategy 2 here.

Malaysia should tailor dynamic SOPs for different sectors and spaces using science and data-driven approaches. Read our full #ProjekMuhibah strategy 2 here.

Fakhrurrazi Rashid, Koordinator Penyelidik REFSA manyatakan anak muda tidak boleh asingkan diri mereka daripada politik untuk memastikan politik berjalan lancar, kita perlukan lebih ramai dalam politik bukan di luar Parlimen.

As the gig economy was already on the rise before the pandemic, the sector would be expected to remain buoyant overall, said REFSA Economic Advisor, Frederik Paulus.

REFSA Communications Director Iskandar Fareez noted that a more systemic approach should be considered to protect both lives and livelihoods in the latest PEMULIH package.

Mr Ang has been running Lucky Kopitiam in Pudu for almost 50 years. It was nearly noon when we arrived at Lucky Kopitiam, an age-old establishment in the heart of Pudu, Kuala Lumpur. Right opposite it is the Pudu Market,…

The government’s recent Economic Recovery and People's Protection Package (Pemulih) may be construed as a misnomer as it does not provide enough relief to protect people and businesses from the devastating impact of prolonged lockdowns, let alone set Malaysia up on a course towards recovery.

The sooner Parliament convenes, the more lives and economies of the people can be saved before they are defeated by the pandemic even more severely.

REFSA communications director Raja Ahmad Iskandar Fareez and IMAN Research director of programmes Badrul Hisham Ismail quote on the need for strategies to prevent any arising outbreak from potential cases at premises that could endanger employees’ lives and disrupt operations.

As part of #ProjekMuhibah, we’ve put forward a COVID-19 pandemic management framework recommendation called Find, Test and Trace, Isolate, Support and Vaccinate (FTTIS+V), that the government can take in order to achieve the herd immunity target. Here's the breakdown.

Given the long-term nature of the COVID-19 crisis, REFSA and IMAN Research calls the government to adopt a more sustainable strategy of dealing with the pandemic that would enable Malaysians to continue to make a living safely.