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The Singapore Green Plan 2030 outlines the country’s sustainable development efforts over the next decade. This multi-agency effort has five pillars – City in Nature, Sustainable Living, Energy Reset, Green Economy and Resilient Future.
The Green Plan will influence all aspects of our lives, from the way we live to how we work and play. How might we come together to make Singapore a more sustainable and liveable home?
The National Youth Council (NYC) engaged students from the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) College Central, various IHLs in Singapore and young working adults in a series of conversations to better understand youth sentiments on the Green Plan to seek youth views on this topic.
Beyond these conversations, NYC will provide opportunities for youths to take ground-up action to champion and make a difference in the community.
Explore the tiles below to find out more about youth conversations and sentiments about the Singapore Green Plan 2030
The first session involved 90 youths from NUS
The second session involved 40 youths from ITE College Central
The third session involved 84 youths from 7 universities
The fourth session, co-organised with Land Transport Authority, involved 64 youths
Keen to find out more about the Singapore Green Plan 2030 and what others think about it? Check out these articles:
Keen to find out more about the Singapore Green Plan 2030 and what others think about it? Check out these articles:
Be empowered, take action to champion your causes, and make a difference in the community. Apply via our Grants Portal.
Be part of a movement of young people to ignite positive change in society through community service.
Do you have an idea that supports environmental sustainability and involves the community? Receive funding support to implement your project ideas. More details on the SG Eco Fund’s second grant call will be released at a later date.
From behind-the-scenes visits to sharing sessions with LTA engineers, our FOLT of all age groups have many opportunities to learn about our land transport system and contribute their thoughts on how to improve our system. Join us!
Ever spotted someone in need on the bus or train, and wondered how you could lend a helping hand? Join us as a Caring Commuter Champion and attend a two-hour training session to gain useful tips on how to effectively assist commuters with different mobility needs.
