Financial exploitation has reached even the most remote Orang Asli villages, exposing a critical gap in digital and financial literacy. Scams disguised as low-cost products or unfair trade deals strip communities of their last savings, eroding trust in outsiders and formal financial systems.
Scams Exploit Orang Asli Villages
SOLS Foundation’s Daniela Strîmbei notes that survival drives most decisions, leaving little room for planning or safer choices. With 30% of settlements affected, exploitation thrives on the community’s trust and limited options.
Strîmbei stresses that financial literacy must be taught in practical, culturally relevant ways, empowering Orang Asli to move from survival toward sustainable stability.
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