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A 7 page paper on the Malaysian tribe of the Kadazandusuns and how poverty is impacting them. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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File: JR7_RAmlyka.rtf
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indigenous tribes. In understanding their position in Malaysia a bit more it is noted that, "Dayak is a name of tribes that identifies the various indigenous peoples on the island
of Borneo by the Indonesian part known as Kalimantan" (Adventure Tours, 2006). They are a people who have been divided into around 450 ethno-linguistic groupings (Adventure Tours, 2006). While these
people are spread out over several provinces in Indonesia, in "In Sabah, the Dayak are known as Kadazandusun" (Adventure Tours, 2006). In
Sabah the Kadazandusun are the largest population of people and they are generally people who are rice cultivators (Ethnics Profile: The Kadazandusun, 2006). They are, for the most part, a
people of Malaysia who have been caught up in the international developments in a very negative way due primarily to their indigenous position. They are a tribe that suffers greatly
from poverty while much of the rest of Malaysia seems to thrive and grow in a very powerful way, especially from a global perspective. Malaysia has become one of the
most powerful economic entities in the world, and yet the indigenous people, a very large population of the region, appear lost without true leadership and thus they find themselves in
a very strong impoverished stated. The following paper examines their position in society, focusing on their problems with poverty and the possible solutions to their problem. Kadazandusuns
and Poverty In first looking at the condition of poverty as it involves this tribe the paper turns to one individual who makes
comparisons between the Foochows (another tribe) and the Kadazandusuns who seem to be making little headway in terms of their economic development. The author makes many recommendations about how the
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