FINAL PROJECT IN NSTP 1

The Impact of Pandemic in

the Lives of Filipinos'

Presented by: BSBA Students

ADAPTATION ENVIRONMENT
RRL supported by the common links to the The good and Bad outcomes of environment during
adaptaion of filipino's in new normal the Pandemic

HEALTH AND SAFETY EDUCATION

Survey's and current study about the state oh Strategies supported by the leaders of the country
mental health and safety of the people to implement New Normal learning
SPECIFIED
PROBLEMS
WHAT'S ON THE AGENDA
-Does the new normal cause lots of closing
business that results to slow economic
development?
-Why Filipino continuously experiencing mental
illness due to pandemic?
-Does the sudden rise of hazardous waste is
being a threat to the community?
-What are the Effects of Insufficient funds for
Gadget and Mobile Data in this New Normal
School Year?
-How barangay officials secure the safety of the
people in their area?
Nicholas
Eberstadt said that this is moreover a global crisis,
and vision has not yet
focused on the new realities in other leading
powers and major economies. If we try to take an
unflinching measure of the impact globally, we can
see both good news and bad news

(N. Eberstadt 2020)

 Many Filipinos believe that they have adapted
Adaptation with to the restrictions and routine of the
new normal. However, 94% express worry that

"THE they can contract COVID-19 as found

in the recent Ipsos Southeast Asia Study
(Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines,
PANDEMIC” Singapore, Thailand,
and Vietnam) on Living with COVID-19. The
survey was conducted prior the end of
DOES THE NEW the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) in
NORMAL Metro Manila over the period of 22nd
CAUSE LOTS to 26th May 2020 among 500 Filipinos. Ipsos
OF CLOSING PH - 94% of Filipinos are worried about
contracting COVID-19.
BUSINESS
THAT RESULTS
TO SLOW
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
?
 The COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic
recession have negatively affected
MENTAL many people’s mental health and created new barriers
for people already
HEALTH suffering from mental illness and substance use
disorders. In a KFF Tracking Poll conducted in mid-
July, 53% of adults
in the United States reported that their mental health
WHY FILIPINO has been negatively
CONTINUOUSL impacted due to worry and stress over the coronavirus.
Y As the pandemic wears
EXPERIENCING on, ongoing and necessary public health measures
MENTAL expose many people to
ILLNESS DUE experiencing situations linked to poor mental health
TO PANDEMIC outcomes, such as
LEADS TO NEW isolation and job loss. (Nirmita Panchal and Rabah
NORMAL? Kamal et. Al 2020)
Despite implementing one of
the world’s longest
lockdowns, the Philippines
has recorded
an upsurge of positive cases
from 140 cases in mid-March
(when strict social
distancing measures were first
put in place) to over 213,000
cases near the end
of August.
140 Cases
MID MARCH

213,000
NEAR AUGUST
 Despite implementing one of the
world’s longest lockdowns, the
Philippines has recorded an upsurge of
SAFETY positive cases from 140 cases in mid-
March (when strict social distancing
measures were first put in place) to over
213,000 cases near the end of August.
Only 8 months spell the difference
between life as many Filipinos knew it,
to one now centered on protecting
HOW BARANGAY against an infectious disease. Early
OFFICIALS SECURE inaction coupled with a lack of quick,
THE SAFETY OF THE decisive leadership cost the country
precious lead time that could have
PEOPLE IN THEIR cushioned the blow of the health crisis.
AREA? A patchwork of responses allowed the
virus to insert itself into communities
still struggling to contain its spread. -
Sofia Tomacruz (August 30, 2020)
ENVIRONMENT
DOES THE SUDDEN RISE OF HAZARDOUS WASTE IS
BEING A THREAT TO THECOMMUNITY?

Since the outbreak of COVID-19,

medical waste generation is increased
globally, which
is a major threat to public health and
environment.
Increased from 550-600 kg/day to around
1000 kg/day at the
time of the first phase of lockdown (Somani
et al., 2020). Around 206 m tonnes
of medical waste are generated per day in
Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh
because of COVID-19 (Rahman et al.,
2020).
CLEAN AIR

DUE TO MOVEMENT
RESTRICTION AND A
SIGNIFICANT SLOWDOWN
OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC
ACTIVITIES, AIR QUALITY
HAS IMPROVED IN MANY
CITIES WITH A REDUCTION
IN WATER POLLUTION IN
DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE
WORLD.
EDUCATION
WHAT ARE THE EFFECTS OF
INSUFFICIENT FUNDS FOR
GADGET AND MOBILE DATA
IN THIS NEW NORMAL
SCHOOL YEAR?
THE NEW NORMAL
TEACHING
The Department of Budget and
Management’s 2020 budget of PHP 4.1
trillion (or roughly HK$650 billion)
allocated the largest budgets to the
education and infrastructure sectors.
However, the government denied DepEd’s
request for an
additional PHP 30 billion (HK$4.7
billion), affecting its plans to construct
65,000 more classrooms and hire 43,000
new teachers.
“Even when there’s a budget, families still have a hard time adjusting to the
[online] medium [since parents having little time outside work to help] and
often never having learned the material themselves,”

Educational tools like laptops for old gadgets, old electric

fans or any form of hard labour like hand washing clothes or
cleaning someone’s
house. There are also people willing to donate laptops within
that community
without asking for anything in return.”( Rafelle Allego 2020)
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