improving their well-being and socioeconomic conditions. For accessible education, TNB has set up a scholarship fund for underprivileged Orang Asli children, providing them with the opportunity to pursue their academic and career goals, and improving the standards of living of the recipients and their families in the long run. Various engagement activities and socioeconomic resilience programmes were also conducted to foster community cohesion and well-being. At Pos T ohoi and Pos Pulat, Kelantan, for example, the following activities were carried out in 2023: • Briefing the Jawatankuasa Pembangunan dan Keselamatan Kampung Orang Asli (JPKKOA) on the compensation package, which includes compensation for loss of trees and structures • Engagement with community representatives, Non-Governmental Organisations, The Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (SUHAKAM) and government agencies on the draft of theFormal Stakeholder Acceptance Document • Social Resilience Programme on Youth Empowerment Bimbing Anak Komuniti Temiar (BAKTe) with Sekolah Menengah Sains Gua Musang, Sekolah Kebangsaan Pos Pulat and Sekolah Kebangsaan Pos Tohoi • Pilot chilli farming programme at Pos Pulat • Construction of a temporary jetty at Pos Pulat for land fishermen • Donation of freezer chests for the use of land fishermen • Implementation of Phase 4 of the Small House Repair Programme • Distribution of clothes and Ramadan food packs • Gotong-royong activities and Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebration • Football match • Donation of laptops and printers to JPPKOA At our Nenggiri Hydro Project site, we carried out a resettlement programme for approximately 300 impacted Orang Asli households. The resettlement programme supports income restoration and upliftment with provision of land for rubber and fruit plantation. Training programmes for upskilling and re-skilling are also provided to increase productivity and employability. At the same time, the resettlement programme provided housing of approximately 800 square feet for each household. The housing