The global economic crisis is a phenomenon that affects many countries, having a significant impact on various aspects of life. One of the main impacts of this crisis is the increase in unemployment. Many companies were forced to lay off workers (PHK) to reduce operational costs, creating a domino effect that was detrimental to the local economy. Furthermore, people’s purchasing power decreases, which causes a decrease in demand for goods and services, thereby slowing economic growth. Inflation also became a serious problem during the global economic crisis. Prices of daily necessities have increased sharply, adding to the burden on people’s lives. In many cases, governments implement tighter monetary policies to control inflation, but this often results in more difficult access to credit for small businesses and individuals. New strategies in managing finances are needed to face this challenge. On the other hand, the health sector is also not immune from the impact of the economic crisis. Budgets for health programs are often cut, destroying an already fragile health system. Infectious diseases can spread more quickly due to lack of access to adequate health care. To overcome this issue, a larger budget allocation for the health sector is crucial. Education is also a victim of this crisis. Many educational institutions have been financially impacted, resulting in funding cuts to critical programs. The quality of education could decline, potentially creating a generation that is less prepared to face future challenges. Innovation in learning methods and providing financial assistance to students and parents is essential. In dealing with these impacts, innovative solutions are needed. The government and private sector must collaborate to provide new jobs. Investments in infrastructure and green technology could be a first step. In addition, vocational education needs to be improved to meet labor market needs. Social assistance programs also become very important during times of crisis. Direct cash assistance can help the most affected communities while providing an overall economic boost. Additionally, new skills training should be offered, helping individuals adapt to changing market needs. Fiscal policies oriented towards economic growth are also needed. Investments in sustainable projects can create jobs and increase productivity. The digital sector must be encouraged to develop, because in the era of globalization and information technology, digitalization enables efficiency and innovation. Finally, international cooperation is very important in overcoming the global economic crisis. Countries should support each other through the exchange of information and resources. International organizations also play a major role in providing guidance and technical support to countries affected by the crisis. Overall, although the global economic crisis brings various challenges, with the right approach, as well as collaboration between the government, private sector and society, negative impacts can be minimized and sustainable solutions can be realized.