Pathway to Suistainable Recovery:

Making Sense of Green Economy as a Developing Framework 

As countries start to recover from the impact of the covid-19 pandemic, there is an urgent need to develop an economic framework that is resilient to crisis. With job, financial, and supply chain crises happening in the covid-19 pandemic, the main takeaways for economics are to protect the people from economical losses. In addition, the worsening condition of climate change over the past few years has raised environmental and ecological concerns. Therefore, the need to construct a resilient economic framework that catered to the needs of both the people and the environment is more urgent than ever.

The 17th FSDE has returned to provide a platform for economic discussion. This year’s discourse revolves around the green economy, with the grand theme of: “Pathways to Sustainable Recovery: Making Sense of Green Economy as a Developing Framework”