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THIS SITE gives viewers a glimpse of the beautiful but unsung parts of Malaysia. As a social aid movement, fund generated from activities and adverts helps sustain OO’s operational cost and fund community projects in the Malaysian countryside.

OO is a nominee of 2008's Geotourism Award organized by National Geographic and Ashoka Changemakers. The award identifies and recognises organization that enhances the geographical character of a place: its environment, heritage, culture, aesthetics, and the well-being of its residents.

OO is listed in Hati.org.my, a resource and platform for people and organisations that are involved in community work in Malaysia.

OO is the regional partner of Survival International based in UK, an organisation that helps tribal peoples defend their lives, protect their lands and determine their own futures.

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The Expat magazine - “The world is becoming one”


Our community work is featured in The Expat issue April 2008.


The magazine is published and managed by The Expat Group headed by publisher J Andrew Davison and editor Richard Ryan. The group also runs a highly informative website that guides those who want to stay or retire in Malaysia. See MM2H website.



Story by writer David Lavoie under heading “Remarkable Malaysians”


The Expat is the most widely read magazine, with a circulation of 11,000, by resident expats living in Malaysia. Published on monthly basis, it has 100-140 pages, and ‘reading only’ copies are also placed in restaurants, bars, hotel business centres, embassies, airport limousines, luxury buses, airport VIP lounges etc.

…. excerpt from the page 32