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MALAYSIAN SOCIAL INCLUSION & VIBRANT ENTREPRENEURSHIP (MASSIVE) IMPACT DAY MasSIVE bridges together a coalition of impact partners from both private and public intermediaries that have the propensity to achieve social impact, inclusion and outcomes, such as iM4U, AIM, myHarapan, Girls in Tech,ngohub.asia [http://ngohub.asia/]and Yayasan Hasanah to bring forth a wide range of programs to further develop impact driven enterprises as well as to grow the ecosystem. MasSIVE will provide a convening space to drive social impact through entrepreneurship initiatives that are outward looking to ensure that the current ecosystem needs and issues are addressed, as well as cohesive to relevant ecosystem players. EP 8. NINI DAING – MYHARAPAN In this episode, JD engages in an enlightening conversation about aiding Malaysian youth with myHarapan CEO, Nini Daing. Since its establishment in August 2010, the Youth Trust Foundation, an independent Not-For-Profit based in Malaysia also known as myHarapan, has been dedicated towards empowering young Malaysians by supporting youth projects and initiatives that contribute to current nation-building efforts. The organisation achieves this through providing various platforms and opportunities that help them scale, sustain, expand and multiply their impact. Some of the organization’s most notable projects include (1) SUNCROX, a social business pioneered by well qualified and experienced engineers including those from Solar Energy Research Institute (SERI-UKM) in developing new products, testing out fresh ideas and improving on existing models, as well as (2) HOSPITAL BEYOND BOUNDARIES (HBB), an initiative dedicated towards improving the health of vulnerable communities in Cambodia through sustainable health care efforts. Brought to you by [http://efm.live/uploads/2018/05/MaGIC-logo-300x75.png] Download [https://efmlive.podbean.com/mf/play/s852xu/Ep8_Massive_-_Nini_Daing.mp3] The post Ep8. Nini Daing, myHarapan [https://efm.live/episodes/ep8-nini-daing-myharapan/] first appeared on eFM Live [https://efm.live].

MALAYSIAN SOCIAL INCLUSION & VIBRANT ENTREPRENEURSHIP (MASSIVE) IMPACT DAY MasSIVE bridges together a coalition of impact partners from both private and public intermediaries that have the propensity to achieve social impact, inclusion and outcomes, such as iM4U, AIM, myHarapan, Girls in Tech,ngohub.asia [http://ngohub.asia/]and Yayasan Hasanah to bring forth a wide range of programs to further develop impact driven enterprises as well as to grow the ecosystem. MasSIVE will provide a convening space to drive social impact through entrepreneurship initiatives that are outward looking to ensure that the current ecosystem needs and issues are addressed, as well as cohesive to relevant ecosystem players. EP 7. ZURAINA ZAHRAIN- ECOLOO In this episode, we sit down with ECOLOO founder, Zuraina Zaharin, to discuss the future of sustainable plant fertilisers and how a journey up Mount Everest led her to building her very own startup. When Zuraina found herself having to use the bathroom whilst attempting the hike to the Mount Everest Base Camp, she noticed two things; that there was a severe lack of toilets, and the ones that did exist were poorly looked after. That was when she decided to initiate ECOLOO. Based on Swedish technology, ECOLOO is a patented eco-social innovation toilet system that is odourless, waterless, sewage free, energy free, and maintenance free. It employs bacterial culture to treat the waste and create organic fertilizer that is pathogen free yet rich with nutrition. It is affordable, beneficial, biological, durable, ecological, economical and ergonomically designed for comfort, health and safety; it comes in various designs and shapes i.e. standing (urinal), sitting, squatting or both for indoor and outdoor; rural or urban areas, terrace houses to high rise buildings, and it is suitable for all purposes in any weather conditions. Brought to you by [http://efm.live/uploads/2018/05/MaGIC-logo-300x75.png] Download [https://efmlive.podbean.com/mf/play/zpdkaq/Ep7_Massive_-_Zuraina_Zahrain.mp3] The post Ep7. Zuraina Zahrain, Ecoloo [https://efm.live/episodes/ep-7-zuraina-zahrain-ecoloo/] first appeared on eFM Live [https://efm.live].

MALAYSIAN SOCIAL INCLUSION & VIBRANT ENTREPRENEURSHIP (MASSIVE) IMPACT DAY MasSIVE bridges together a coalition of impact partners from both private and public intermediaries that have the propensity to achieve social impact, inclusion and outcomes, such as iM4U, AIM, myHarapan, Girls in Tech,ngohub.asia [http://ngohub.asia/]and Yayasan Hasanah to bring forth a wide range of programs to further develop impact driven enterprises as well as to grow the ecosystem. MasSIVE will provide a convening space to drive social impact through entrepreneurship initiatives that are outward looking to ensure that the current ecosystem needs and issues are addressed, as well as cohesive to relevant ecosystem players. EP 6. DISCOVER MUAY THAI – IMRAN HARITH, FOUNDER OF ‘DISCOVER MUAY THAI’ In this episode, eFM’s JD sits down with Imran Harith to discuss Muaythai, and his vibrant social enterprise, ‘Discover Muay Thai’. Developed as a Social Business initiative for underprivileged and at-risk youths, Imran’s DMT Academy teaches young Malaysians to lead a life of dignity and independence by developing character and positive values through Muaythai. The academy meticulously selects youths from marginalised backgrounds, and enrols them into an intensive 4-month development programme where they will learn fundamental values in life such as discipline, respect, self-confidence, resilience, leadership and care. With Imran’s stories harkening back to his own experience as an entrepreneur, this podcast expounds upon the values of generosity, integrity, and the will to move forward. Brought to you by [http://efm.live/uploads/2018/05/MaGIC-logo-300x75.png] Download [https://efmlive.podbean.com/mf/play/x9ri7n/Ep6_Massive_-_Imran_Harith.mp3] The post Ep6. Imran Harith, ‘Discover Muay Thai’ [https://efm.live/episodes/ep6-imran-harith-discover-muay-thai/] first appeared on eFM Live [https://efm.live].

MALAYSIAN SOCIAL INCLUSION & VIBRANT ENTREPRENEURSHIP (MASSIVE) IMPACT DAY MasSIVE bridges together a coalition of impact partners from both private and public intermediaries that have the propensity to achieve social impact, inclusion and outcomes, such as iM4U, AIM, myHarapan, Girls in Tech,ngohub.asia [http://ngohub.asia/]and Yayasan Hasanah to bring forth a wide range of programs to further develop impact driven enterprises as well as to grow the ecosystem. MasSIVE will provide a convening space to drive social impact through entrepreneurship initiatives that are outward looking to ensure that the current ecosystem needs and issues are addressed, as well as cohesive to relevant ecosystem players. EP 5. DATIN JOANNE WONG, BARGAIN BASEMENT In this episode, Bargain Basement’s Datin Joanne Wong sits down with JD to discuss Impact-Driven Enterprises, and how to ensure that your business runs efficiently whilst staying as lean as possible. Initially beginning as a labour of love, Datin Joanne Wong initiated Bargain Basement in early 2016 when her house was cluttered with items she was not using. As one who valued her space, she aspired to provide an arrangement for pre- loved items to be resold and converted into money for charitable purposes. The organization sells used and new goods donated by members of the public, and have given out RM60,400 to 7 various homes since opening in June 2016. Their two branches are currently at IOI City Mall, Putrajaya and IOI Mall, Puchong (Opening 1st October 2017). Brought to you by [http://efm.live/uploads/2018/05/MaGIC-logo-300x75.png] Download [https://efmlive.podbean.com/mf/play/7ja6at/Ep5_Massive_-_Datin_Joanne_Wong.mp3] The post Ep5. Datin Joanne Wong, Bargain Basement [https://efm.live/episodes/ep5-datin-joanne-wong-bargain-basement/] first appeared on eFM Live [https://efm.live].

MALAYSIAN SOCIAL INCLUSION & VIBRANT ENTREPRENEURSHIP (MASSIVE) IMPACT DAY MasSIVE bridges together a coalition of impact partners from both private and public intermediaries that have the propensity to achieve social impact, inclusion and outcomes, such as iM4U, AIM, myHarapan, Girls in Tech,ngohub.asia [http://ngohub.asia/]and Yayasan Hasanah to bring forth a wide range of programs to further develop impact driven enterprises as well as to grow the ecosystem. MasSIVE will provide a convening space to drive social impact through entrepreneurship initiatives that are outward looking to ensure that the current ecosystem needs and issues are addressed, as well as cohesive to relevant ecosystem players. EP 4. CHOON WAH HOO, NGOHUB DIRECTOR In Episode 4 of the MasSive Podcast series, we sit down with NGOhub director, Choon Wah Hoo, to discuss the future of Non-Profit Organizations in Malaysia, the importance of Impact Driven Enterprises (IDE), and his pioneering effort to consolidate and provide a platform for NGOs in within the country. An online and offline platform dedicated to enable, empower and serve NGOs, NGOhub champions effectiveness, transparency and sustainability. The organization prides itself on connecting NGOs to information, resources, experts, volunteers and grants. Above all, they have connected NGOs to each other, to inspire collaboration to solve society’s problems together. By hitting the nail on the head, Wah Hoo points out that the most neglected problems faced by society are not those engaged by corporations or governments, but by NGOs. He enthuses that for all their efforts, most NGOs struggle to achieve their missions because they lack proper support, finances, resources and recognition. While corporations establish trade unions, form partnerships and hold conferences for building sustainable and effective organisations, NGOhub has identified that NGOs struggle in isolation, and are heavily dependent on donations and fluctuating public interest. Brought to you by [http://efm.live/uploads/2018/05/MaGIC-logo-300x75.png] Download [https://efmlive.podbean.com/mf/play/hnujj9/Ep4_Massive_-_Choon_Wah_Hoo.mp3] The post Ep4. Choon Wah Hoo, NGOhub [https://efm.live/episodes/ep4-choon-wah-hoo-ngohub/] first appeared on eFM Live [https://efm.live].