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Today, approximately 40% of Myanmar’s population—around 22 million people—live below the poverty line, facing daily struggles for basic needs. Young people like Min, a 31-year-old woman in Yangon, find their opportunities dwindling; she lost her job at a foreign digital marketing firm and has had to rely on savings and odd jobs to survive. Her son Zin, out of school for over two years, embodies the lost potential of an entire generation—children whose education has been disrupted, sometimes permanently.