the Village Street Lighting programme, aiming to illuminate public areas in remote villages, enhancing community safety during the night. In 2023, a total of 219 units of village streetlights were successfully installed with a total cost of RM401,000. Village Street Lighting Programme As a key enabler of Malaysia’s ET, we believe that public education is key to a successful and inclusive energy transition. T o this end, we promote energy awareness through the MELP in collaboration with the ministry, its agencies and the regulator. The MELP aims to increase awareness of balancing the energy trilemma, build critical mass support in driving energy sustainability and expand an energy-literate society. Malaysia Energy Literacy Programme (MELP) We continue to uplift communities by fostering accessible and high-quality educational opportunities. Our commitment is exemplifiedby our initiatives aimed at transforming lives, not only of individuals but also of families and future generations, through education. Education We actively engage with the Orang Asli communities who live near our operation sites with initiatives aiming at 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