The 1Malaysia concept is being promoted through a wide range of activities.
Prime Minister Najib has instructed the National Civics Bureau or Biro Tata Negara (BTN) to use its courses and seminars to educate present and future civil servants, politicians, and community leaders about 1Malaysia and promote national unity. Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad stated, “We will ensure that the BTN courses also inculcate the 1Malaysia concept and its eight values, namely high performance culture, accuracy, knowledge, innovation, integrity, strong will, loyalty and wisdom.
Slogan
| Year | Theme |
|---|---|
| 2009 | Rakyat Didahulukan, Pencapaian Diutamakan (People First, Performance Now) |
| 2010 | Menjana Transformasi (Generating Transformation) |
| 2011 | Transformasi Berjaya, Rakyat Sejahtera (Transformation Successful, People Prosperous) |
| 2012 | Janji Ditepati (Promises Fulfilled) |
| 2013 | Rakyat Didahulukan (People Come First) |
1Malaysia Program
1. 1Malaysia clinics
Prime Minister Najib's Budget 2010 includes funding for 50 medical clinics to provide basic medical services for illnesses and injuries such as fever, cough, colds, wounds and cuts, diabetes, and hypertension. Malaysia citizens are charged RM1 for treatment and medication. Non-citizens are charged RM15.[10]
2. 1Malaysia Village internet (Kampung Tanpa Wayar - KTW)
3. 1Malaysia email
It was announced that the RM50 million contract was awarded to a company called Tricubes Bhd to run the 1Malaysia e-mail project as part of the government's social networking project in which free email accounts would be given to the public to communicate with the government.
4. 1Malaysia Development Berhad
A government-owned firm 1Malaysia Development Berhad was formed through the renaming sovereign wealth fund called Terengganu Investment Authority (TIA). Through Najib's efforts the company has focus on strategic development projects in the areas of energy, real estate, tourism and agribusiness.
5. Kedai Rakyat 1Malaysia (1Malaysia People's Grocery Stores)
The Benefit Of 1Malaysia Program
Who gets the government benefits as a discount, and why doesn’t the government give us a choice to select the vendors who were given a discount under the 1Malaysia initiative?. For example if we don’t like 1Malaysia Shop, can we get the benefit and buy goods or services at a Malay store instead?.
So, which one is better, you have your benefits as entitled and spend the money under the scheme, or you must spend your own money first before and only you will get the benefits, as in 1Malaysia opportunity?.
What happen when you don’t have money to spend, and what happen to the benefits?. Can you make a claim for the benefit you are entitled under the initiative?.
House price is very expensive and home is beyond my mean by buying one. Can I have the home allowance to cover the rent which is beyond my means?. After all it is the government duty to make sure home price stays at a low-cost price.
Is there any difference between ordinary citizens and the citizens who are working with government. What we have ascertained that all government workers are provided with all sorts of benefits. Are government officers above us the ordinary citizen?. And if they are, why?
So, what is the good thing about 1Malaysia opportunity that it has been aired over and over around the country.
Is it a cash rebate of RM500 under BR1M, which is performed once a year?. This is the only benefit that we can use to buy extra needed goods or services, such as paying rent.
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