G.M.

Faisal

Md. Hazrat Ali

COVID AND ITS
IMPACT ON
CIVILIZED SOCIETY Sabera Sultana
AND LEARNINGS
FROM IT
Md. Forhad Hossain

Md. Imdad Hossain

GLOBAL IMPACT OF COVID 19

The roads are empty, And no trace of life Every human is locked And the sunny
the crowds too small, outside, no one at all. up in their house, playground, now looks
bleak
  Covid-19 is not just a matter of our country. It
has affected the whole globe. It is the 1st
December 2019, the worst news of a century
to the human civilization, the first person
affected of corona virus was identified in great
China. However, an earlier case of infection
could have occurred on 17 November on the
INTRODUCTI year. It is the most serious lethal virus after the
ON “Spanish Flu” -1918-1920 influenza pandemic
(Spanish Flu) killed over 40 million of people.

 I will briefly discuss the matter in the

following manner.
 The world has experience of 130,286,828 of
people infected and 2,8, 42,281 still now death.
 The world is watching the worst deadly
attack of this virus in Brazil and USA
VIOLENCE
 Where total 325,559 and 566,611 are
ON HUMAN dead in Brazil and USA respectively
KILLING  But in ratio per population, Brazil has been
the most fatal and friendly environment for
Corona virus.
  While there is no way to tell exactly what the
economic damage from COVID-19 novel
ECONOMICA coronavirus pandemic will be!!!.

L IMPACT  Most major economy will lose at least 6.4

percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
  BBC world News reported on last 2nd January
reported that around 80 lacs people loses their
IMPACT ON job just in USA. The almighty knows what the
GLOBAL figure is for rest of the world.

EMPLOYMEN  As estimated by the experts, hundred crore

more people of the world have already lost
T their job and badly affected.
NATIONAL IMPACT OF COVID 19

Densely populated Insufficient medical Unawareness Socio-economic

country , facilities insecurity
SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT OF COVID 19 PANDEMIC IN
BANGLADESH

During ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, an estimated sixty million urban poor living in the low-income
settlements across different cities and towns of Bangladesh are facing miserable condition due to the
lack of employment, loss in income, insufficiency of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities, food
insecurity (deficiency and malnutrition), inadequate access to healthcare/medicare, and increase in the
violence against women and girls (VAW-G).
  During ongoing COVID-19 pandemic,
an estimated sixty million urban poor
living in the low-income settlements
across different cities and towns of
Bangladesh are facing miserable
SOCIO- condition due to the lack of
ECONOMIC employment, loss in income,
IMPACT OF insufficiency of water, sanitation and
COVID 19 hygiene (WASH) facilities, food
PANDEMIC IN insecurity (deficiency and
BANGLADESH malnutrition), inadequate access to
healthcare/medicare, and increase in
the violence against women and girls
(VAW-G).
  Education

 Skills training

 Asset holding

 Employment
THE OVERALL
 Saving and credit
IMPACT OF SOCIO-
 Dwelling tenure and migration
ECONOMIC DUE TO  Access to aid
THE COVID-19 ARE  Access to Market
ALSO SHED LIGHT  Income, expenditure and poverty
ON SOME AREAS  Food insecurity
SUCH AS  Health

 KAP on covid 19

 Sanitization and community hand washing

 Domestic violence against women, girl and elderly population

 Life aspiration
EDUCATION
 SKILL TRAINING
BRAC partners with Microsoft to launch skills development project in Bangladesh

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ASSET HOLDING
EMPLOYMENT
CREDIT AND SAVING

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IMPACT OF COVID 19 ON PROFESSIONALS

Job Cuts Payment Cut Anxiety Day to hadles

IMPACT OF COVID 19 ON PERSONAL LIFE

Family Life Relationship Helping others Simplicity