The government is taking a number of measures to address the impact of global turmoil on the energy sector. As part of this, preparations are underway to extend the weekly leave of government employees and present a proposal to introduce partial online classes in educational institutions.
On Tuesday, the administration is looking for alternative ways to reduce costs by increasing uncertainty and dependence on limited stocks in the energy supply. A final decision has not yet been taken in this regard, but a policy decision may come after the upcoming cabinet meeting.
The proposed plans include partial launch of the work-from-home system in government offices or to make changes to the schedule. At the same time, there is a need to bring more moderation in administrative activities to reduce the use of electricity and energy.
Education can also have an impact on education. In the context of the energy crisis, the education minister said the introduction of an integrated system of online and physical teaching at the school level is being actively considered.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Public Administration has already issued eleven points for government departments. It focuses on saving electricity and energy, discipline in office management and enhancing efficiency in daily activities.
The extent to which these measures will be effective in dealing with the situation depends on improving the energy supply situation and implementing policy decisions.