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  1. Singapore Population 4.6 million Growth Rate 1.135% Land Area 692.7 sq km Annual GDP $161.3 billion The CIA World Factbook 2008
  2.  
  3. Singapore Green Plan
    • First SGP was adopted in 1992.
    • Latest SGP is a ten year plan that was adopted in 2002.
  4. Purpose
    • To make Singapore “ clean and green ” through sustainable development.
  5. Vision
    • A clean environment.
    • Water for all.
  6. Principles
    • Sustainable development
    • Natural resource management
    • Polluter pays
    • Product stewardship
    • Comprehensive planning
    • Green growth
  7. Comprehensive 1. of large scope; covering or involving much; inclusive 2. comprehending mentally; having an extensive mental range or grasp.
  8. Challenges
    • Particulate Matter
    • Climate Change
    • Waste Accumulation
    • Water Consumption
    • Population Growth
    • Loss of Biodiversity
    • Energy Efficiency
  9. Indicators
    • Air Quality
    • Climate Change
    • Energy Efficiency
    • Water Consumption
    • Waste Management
    • Biodiversity
    • Public Health
    • International Environmental Relations
  10. Air and Climate Change
    • Targets:
    • To maintain the Pollutant Standards Index for ambient air within the ‘good’ range for 85% of the year
    • To reduce the ambient PM 2.5 level by 2014
    • To improve carbon intensity by 25% from 1990 level by 2012
  11.  
  12. Air Quality
  13. Energy Efficiency
  14. Water
    • Targets:
    • Increase supply of water from non-conventional sources to at least 25% of water demand
    • Reduce per capita domestic water consumption to 155 litres/day by 2012
  15.  
  16. Water Consumption
  17. Waste Management
    • Targets:
    • Increase the overall recycling rate from 44% to 60% by 2012
    • Extend the lifespan of Semakau Landfill to 50 years
    • Reduce the need for new incineration plants to one every 10-15 years
  18. Recycling
  19. Nature
    • Complete biodiversity surveys
    • Establish more parks and green linkages
    • Set up a National Biodiversity Reference Center
  20.  
  21. Public Health
    • Targets:
    • Increase community ownership
    • Become a leading regional centre in epidemiological surveillance and research of vector-borne and food-borne illnesses
    • Maintain low incidence of those illnesses
  22. International Cooperation
    • Continue to work with ASEAN neighboring countries on common environmental concerns
    • Enhance capacity-building partnerships with other developing countries
    • Commit to international environmental treaties
  23.  
  24. Systemic
    • of or pertaining to a system.
    • Physiology, Pathology.
    • (a) pertaining to or affecting the body as a whole. (b) pertaining to or affecting a particular body system.
  25. Policy Instruments Singapore Green Plan Implementation Environmental Technologies Research & Development Grants and Funding Green Labeling Tax Incentives Environmental Legislation International Cooperation
  26. Action Programs
    • Action Program Committees (APCs) oversee the development and implementation of the Action Programs in the six indicator areas.
  27. Action Programs
    • Clean Air & Climate Change
    • Water
    • Waste Management
    • Conserving Nature
    • Public Health
    • International Environmental Relations
  28. Action Program (Example)
  29. Water Efficient Homes
  30. ABC Water Program
    • Active, Beautiful, Clean (ABC) Water Program was launched by the Public Utilities Board to turn reservoirs and waterways into “clean and vibrant lifestyle attractions” through beautification projects.
  31. Integrative 1. to bring together or incorporate (parts) into a whole. 2. to make up, combine, or complete to produce a whole or a larger unit, as parts do. 3. to unite or combine.
  32. 3P – People, Private, Public
    • The Action Programme Committee includes representatives from 3P
    • 3P Partnership Fund provides assistance to the 3P to develop sustainable environmental initiatives
  33. Private Sector
    • Public-Private Partnership (PPP)
    • Government provides incentives for greening businesses
    • Each focus group for the three-year reviews is co-chaired by an industry representative
      • Ex. Chairman of Shell in water group
  34. Our Waters Programme
    • Launched in August 2005 to get 3P partners to adopt waterways or reservoirs for at least two years.
  35. Consumer Education
    • The Green Label is awarded to environmentally-friendly (non-food) products
    • Ex. recycled paper
  36. Consumer Education
  37. Accountable 1. subject to the obligation to report, explain, or justify something; responsible; answerable. 2. capable of being explained; explicable; explainable.
  38. Review
    • Every three years , the SGP is reviewed by focus groups that include representatives from both the public and private sectors.
    • The public is also consulted for comments at open forums and using other forms of communication.
  39. Three-Year Review
    • Internet survey (2,800 respondents)
    • Climate Change Roundtable
    • Public forum
    • Focus groups
    • Public exhibition
  40. Focus Groups
    • Air & Climate Change :
      • Nominated Member of Parliament, President of the Nature Society Singapore, and the Foreign Editor of The Straits Times .
    • Clean Land, Nature and Public Health :
      • President of the Singapore Environment Council, Chairman of Waste Management and Recycling Association of Singapore (WMRAS), and CEO, SembCorp Environmental Management.
    • Water :
      • Chairman of Shell Companies in Singapore, Chairman of Water Network, and President of Waterways Watch Society.

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