The image is a hand-drawn diagram of a schema for a function structure. The diagram is divided into different sections, each representing a different aspect of the function. 

The top section of the diagram is labeled "Schematata" and has a title that reads "Function Structure". Below the title, there is a description of the structure, which explains the different components and their functions.

There are also illustrations of people interacting with each other, such as a person with a speech bubble above their head, a person holding a megaphone, and a person using a laptop. The text on the diagram explains that the structure is related to different aspects of the organization, including the ability to communicate with others, the number of connections, and the types of connections between them.
- The diagram also includes a list of different types of structures, including "Necessary", "Associative Network", "Chronological Relationships", "Narratives", and "Cross Connectivity".

At the bottom of the image, there are several bullet points that explain the structure and how it relates to each aspect. The bullet points are written in a colorful, cartoon-like style, with bright colors and bold lines. The overall design is simple and colorful, with a focus on the structure of the schema.