Determination of Crisis Communication during Recovery from COVID-19 in Central Asia

The present study determination the Crisis Communication during Recovery from COVID-19 in Central Asia. Ending the COVID-19 pandemic in Central Asia would likely accelerate the region's rapid economic recovery. However, based on two policy briefings from multilateral organisations like the World Bank and UN ESCAP, we were aware that there was still more work to be done to achieve those goals. During and after the epidemic, Witer intends to use these two multilateral platforms in crisis communication ideas. Qualitative method research from second resources data analysis would be conducted, in order to find policies recommendations in the Central Asia as general. The studyfound out that three policy briefs from ESCAP need to be elaborated in depth line or wise development plans. In order to prevent competing interests from forming in their region, neighbouring nations that share borders, produce a lot of the same goods, and are dependent on one another had to resolve their disagreements and then manage their own interests. Since the beginning of the covid-19 pandemic spread on 2020, countries such as Kazakstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgystan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan swiftly responded, and they have to took emergencies measure in order to manage the spreading of the virus. They have to closed their borders, re-newed their health sector, and built a virus emergency centre. Each policy should not overlapped to each other and should be based on each country’s capacities. Steps are shown from 9 steps in crisis communication implemtentation theory above, each of the steps in each country is so different, but the closer examination could made things better off. Both strategies have been conducted, so that it need a review to know if their targeted areas had been achieved so far.