As a small island city-state with limited land and no natural resources, Singapore appreciates well the challenges of sustainable development. This is why our policies have always been designed with sustainability in mind in order to achieve our vision of a clean, green and sustainable Singapore in which our people and future generations can lead healthy and fulfilling lives. Our first Voluntary National Review (VNR) takes stock of the policies we have enacted since independence and assesses their contribution to Singapore’s sustainable development within the framework of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The VNR also examines areas where our policies may be lacking and how we could overcome them to better achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Climate change affects all of us. Help to reach out to your personal networks and community to raise awareness about climate action. Here are some freely available resources to get the conversation going!

The newly revamped Sustainable Singapore Gallery is a showcase of Singapore’s sustainability journey and roadmap for the future. Visitors can look forward to a multi-sensory experience as they explore different zones covering various environmental and sustainability topics such as climate, water, energy and waste.

2018 has been designated as the Year of Climate Action. Climate change is a global challenge that requires a global response. Singapore is committed to achieving its goals under the Paris Agreement and is taking steps to mitigate and build resilience against climate change. Let's also work together to reduce our carbon footprint and fight climate change. Take the Climate Action Pledge now!