COVID-19 Immunosensors techniques: Reframing policy and strategic development goals for the post-COVID-19 scenario

The World in the present scenario is facing a global threat that can be designated as – The Chain of Multidimensional Crises—affecting possibly every sector with some major vulnerabilities ranging from healthcare areas, educational sector, value chain production areas, financial and networking lineages, mass-transit systems, agri sector, and finally the ecology. Further this pandemic has resulted in a failure cascade mechanism affecting every possible system threatening the livelihoods of the existing population. In addition, has also increased the risk and potential transmission of the dreadful disease bridging gaps in terms of clinical diagnosis due to the quick antigenic shift and drifts recorded in corona virus. These degradations affecting the world globally must be managed sustainably in the post-COVID era to finally recover from the witnessed COVID 19 losses and degradation in every sphere, so that it heals up in supporting the present as well as the needs of future generations. Therefore, in order to deal with the losses due to COVID-19 pandemic, synergistic and strongly integrated approaches/policies are needed to firmly answer and heal up the world globally in terms of social, economic, and ecological scenario, respectively. Furthermore, Sustainable Development Goals (SDG's) are thus needed for reframing the sustainable recoveries from COVID 19 pandemic. The present paper thus discusses the support/policies which need to be framed in the post-COVID phase which can assist the Governmental agencies and coherent policy makers to ensure a sustainable recovery pattern incorporated with SDG's to finally fill the loopholes and gaps created by this pandemic havoc.