The Covid-19 pandemic has been a challenge for all countries of the world. Although
the most negative impact was on public health, the pandemic also caused damage to
the economic, social and energy sectors.The research puts forward a hypothesis about
the differentiation of countries due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the
economic, social and energy parameters of sustainable development. A negative impact
on indicators such as GDP, the number of unemployed, electricity generation was identified.The
following methods were used in the article to analyze the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic
on the economic, social and energy parameters of sustainable development: systems
analysis, deductive approach, regression and correlation analysis and extrapolation.Theoretical
and empirical research show that the economies of countries were not ready for the
negative transformation processes caused by the quarantine restrictions. The after-effects
of the pandemic will manifest themselves for the long period without concerted action
of governments, businesses and the international community. It will negatively affect
the social and economic development of countries and undermine the progress towards
achieving the sustainable development goals until 2030.This article will be useful
for researchers, political elite and international organizations while developing
the anti-crisis programs and programs for the social and economic development of the
countries.
