The world economic crisis has become a very complex global issue, resulting in harsh impacts for many countries. One of the significant impacts of this crisis is the increase in unemployment. With many companies forced to lay off workers to reduce operational costs, thousands of people have lost their jobs. Apart from that, soaring inflation is increasingly worsening people’s purchasing power. Rising prices of goods and services make daily life more difficult, especially for the lower middle class. In terms of international trade, many countries experienced a sharp decline in exports and imports. This is caused by global supply chain disruptions that have been ongoing since the COVID-19 pandemic. Many industries have difficulty obtaining the necessary raw materials. An economy that is interdependent between one country and another makes this situation even worse. Protectionist policies are also often implemented, resulting in tensions in trade relations between countries. Solutions to overcome this crisis must be carried out comprehensively. First, there needs to be improvements in fiscal and monetary policy. The government can implement economic stimulus to encourage consumption and investment. Tax discounts, direct cash assistance and incentives for the small business sector can increase people’s purchasing power while creating new jobs. Second, economic diversification is an important step in dealing with the crisis. Countries depend heavily on one or a few commodities. By developing new sectors such as information technology, renewable energy or tourism, they can reduce future risks. Investments in education and workforce training are also key to adapting society to an ever-evolving industry. Third, international collaboration is needed to create effective solutions. Countries must work together on fairer trade agreements, as well as share resources and technology. International forums such as the G20 and WTO need to be used to discuss strategic steps in dealing with the crisis. Finally, the nation’s awareness of the importance of sustainability became the focal point. Building an environmentally friendly economy will not only help future generations but also create new jobs in the green sector. Innovation in technology and sustainable business practices should be encouraged. With integrated steps and a willingness to adapt, the current world economic crisis can be faced better. Society and government need to work together to ensure a recovery that is not only fast but also sustainable.