REFSA outlines a step-by-step framework to re-open the economy in a manner that is safe, responsible, and based on science and data. See our infographics here.
Category: Muhibah
Projek Muhibah Strategy #4 : Opening up Economic Sectors Safely
We outline different frameworks to structure the reopening of the economy in a manner that is safe, responsible and based on science and data in order to boost consumer confidence.
As Economy Opens Up, Comprehensive Sequencing and Strategy is Crucial to Boost Public Confidence
We need to address the challenges of building public trust head-on so that businesses and communities can confidently head towards a new normal as the country reopens.
Strategi berperingkat dan komprehensif penting dalam pembukaan sektor ekonomi demi meyakinkan rakyat
Kita perlu membina kepercayaan awam secara tuntas supaya para peniaga dan masyarakat yakin dapat menempuh Norma Baharu ketika negara memasuki fasa pembukaan semula.
随着国家经济逐渐开放，制定全面,有顺序性的重开策略对提升民众信心至关重要
在开放经济领域的同时，严格的运作程序不可或缺。即便确诊人数再次上升，马来西亚不能再像之前的三次行动管制令（MCOs）那样反复地进行经济封锁。我们也应该着重于建立民众的信心，让我国企业和社区能自信的迎向新常态。
What Does A Systematic National Testing Plan Look Like?
How do we mitigate this crisis? To do so, we need to improve our detection of COVID-positive patients, and we can do this with a comprehensive National Testing Plan. Here’s…
How Has COVID-19 Affected Malaysian Business Sectors?
COVID-19 doesn’t discriminate between “essential” and “non-essential” sectors. Here’s how it has affected various sectors across Malaysia.
#ProjekMuhibah - 5 Steps to Assess Risk of Transmission for Businesses
The government must move away from arbitrary distinctions between “essential” vs “non-essential” sectors. Instead, we need to consider how to gradually re-open businesses using science-based approaches. Here’s how.
#ProjekMuhibah Strategy 3 - Continued and Targeted Economic Assistance
In REFSA’s #ProjekMuhibah series, Strategy 3 calls for continued and targeted assistance to businesses and individuals. See infographics here.
Think tanks put forward alternative approaches in fight against Covid-19
The current lockdown is hurting the livelihood of Malaysians. Government must move past arbitrary distinctions between “essential” & “non-essential sectors, focusing instead on applying dynamic SOPs & targeted economic assistance…