The United Nations Development Program released the report on Wednesday, “Permanent Policyis of Myanmar: Four years of turbulent journey”.
It has expressed concern over the hope of Myanmar, the need for vague expectations, the necessary services and the half population forced to survive below the poverty line.
At this point there is no political solution to the current crisis in Myanmar and this crisis may be worse next year.
The report warned that next year, Myanmar’s comfort will give a strict test. In view of this, an application has been made for international efforts to reduce the pain of ordinary citizens and to prevent distress.
Myanmar’s total domestic product (GDP) has been shrinking over 5 percent since 2021 and the direction of economic progress has reversed in the last decade.
Inflation has reached 20.5 percent in 2021 and the family’s purchasing power was damaged. The trade deficit has also increased and it has increased by 2.2 percent of GDP. Serious people are a major cause of border commercial activity.
Also, the country’s currency has decreased a huge decrease. In 2021, a US dollar price was 1,330, which reached 4,520 in 2025. In this situation, imports are out of reach and prices are coming out.
There are also allegations of providing financial resources for illegal transactions of money and financial institutions for terrorist activities and Myanmar has been included in the Black List by the FATF (Financial Action Task Force) for not accepting.
In this situation Myanmar’s illegal economy is developing and the country has become the largest producer of opium and heroin. Also, menthofetamine is also made here in a large size.
Myanmar’s economy has increased its difficulty since 2021.
Crisis
Due to the continuation of violent conflict in Myanmar, 100,000 people are victimized within the border of the country and many have taken shelter in other countries.
Assistance and protection is not available for displaced people who are growing internal and their host communities and resources.
According to the UN agency, the hunger crisis has reached a destructive level, while the productivity of agriculture has decreased by 50 percent since 2021. Causes of violent conflict and disaster related to climate.
Fertilizers, fuel prices have risen and trade disruption has increased by 47 percent in some regions.
Brain drain
The situation is especially subtle in the province of Rakhin, located in the west, where food production will be able to meet the needs of only 20 percent of the people in mid -2021, the risk of famine.
Public services have also had a profound impact and more than half of the country’s population is not accessible for electricity and the hospital has been postponed in the affected area by violent conflict.
Myanmar youths are leaving the country due to serious challenges and security situations present before the economy. In 2023, 37 million youths moved to Thailand.
However, many are facing problems such as wages and exploitation, as they have limited alternatives to migration.
A family is looking for protection after fleeing from the unstable eastern region of Myanmar.
Crisis
For Myanmar, the future path is currently looking at risk. According to the UN report, if the current trend continues, poverty will increase, people will leave the country in large numbers and will have a huge challenge for the critical economy.
Despite the deepest crisis in the country, there is also the opportunity to reblion again.
The report states that social busyness in the country can be re -shape through the efforts of the local community and the efforts of the civil society organization.
Talent can be inspired to stay in the country through education and skills development, women’s opportunities can be increased in business and employment can also increase family members’ income.
To strengthen food security, there is a need to meet fresh energy through efficient crops and irrigation, especially in agriculture, especially in agriculture.