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Indonesia, A185661 YUAN PENGFEI - Coggle Diagram

- - - - A situation in which people or communities lack the reading skills required to participate fully in society is referred to as literacy poverty. Beyond just being able to read and write, literacy also includes the ability to understand, evaluate, and apply knowledge in a variety of settings. Individuals who experience literacy poverty may find it difficult to obtain information, communicate verbally or in writing, and fully participate in social, cultural, and educational activities.
        
        Poverty due to literacy can appear on an individual, local, or even national level. A few of the factors that might lead to literacy poverty are insufficient finances, socioeconomic inequality, language hurdles, cultural barriers, and poor access to high-quality education. Improving fundamental reading and writing abilities, expanding educational options, and tackling the underlying social and economic causes that contribute to low literacy levels are all part of the strategy to alleviate literacy poverty.
- - - - ESG is a framework that helps stakeholders understand how an organization is managing risks and opportunities related to environmental, social, and governance criteria (sometimes called ESG factors).
  - - - Renewable energy projects: Indonesia has a number of projects in the renewable energy sector, such as solar and wind power projects, aimed at reducing dependence on fossil fuels while lowering carbon emissions.
        Community engagement projects: Some businesses and ngos work on community development projects, such as providing infrastructure, education, and health care services to improve the quality of life in the community.