The Professional Education Organization International (PEOI) has similar objectives to the OERu. They're aiming to provide post-secondary education free of charge. They have completed 6 courses and many more are under development. The wikipedia page states "about 100 courses are in preparation and about 50 are proposed." The courses appear to be licensed under creative commons.
PEOI not able to provide accreditation. (I've sent the Executive Director an invitation to consider opportunities for collaboration with the OERu network.) The PEOI 2005 report states they have over 700 volunteers helping. The report provides some breakdown of the demographics of the volunteer community:
Number of volunteers
Prior 2003: 10
2003: 205
2004: 453
2005: 741
Breakdown by gender of faculty
Female 62%
Male 38%
The reversed gender bias from that for students is very significant, and can't be explained.
Age
Under 20 8%
20.30 55%
30-40 22%
40-50 9%
over 50 6%
Most volunteers are in college or fresh out of college.
(The demographic is very different from the WikiEducator community where half of the registered users are over 45 years old.)
Degrees
Not reported 15%
Bachelor 29%
Master's 22%
Doctorate 9%
Other college 25%
Anyone on the list familiar with PEOI?