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Krisnawati, A. (2023). Mapping the Focus of the Sustainable Development Goals in Resolving the COVID-19 Pandemic’s Impacts: An Overview of Asia. KnE Social Sciences, 8(2), 88–97. https://doi.org/10.18502/kss.v8i2.12755

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  • Astrie Krisnawati

    Astrie Krisnawati

    Telkom University

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  • Feb 17, 2023

Mapping the Focus of the Sustainable Development Goals in Resolving the COVID-19 Pandemic's Impacts: An Overview of Asia

KnE Social Sciences / 2nd International Conference on Science and Its Applications “Sustainable Innovation in Natural Science, Economic and Business Science, and Social Science” (ICOSIAS) / Pages 88–97

Abstract

The outbreak of the COVID-19 virus forced some changes in the strategy to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in some Asian countries. Applying a systematic literature review and middle-range theory of several previous studies from journal articles in the Science Direct database, this qualitative study aims to do the mapping of the focus of Asian countries in resolving the COVID-19 pandemic through their efforts to achieve SDGs. The results of this research will give recommendations to the governments of Asian countries regarding the focus of SDGs.


Keywords: Sustainable Development Goals, COVID-19, Pandemic, Asia

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