National Stakeholders Identification (Singapore)

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Welcome to the National Stakeholders Identification Thread for Singapore!
This thread identifies and maps key stakeholders across sectors to support climate action, disaster risk reduction (DRR), biodiversity conservation, and sustainable development efforts in Singapore. We aim to engage relevant actors to mobilize climate finance and strengthen partnerships for the Global Risks Forum 2025 and other global frameworks, including the Santiago Network for Loss and Damage.

How You Can Contribute: Identify Stakeholders Across the Quintuple Helix Framework
1- Academia and Research: Universities, think tanks, and research institutions focusing on sustainability, climate policy, DRR, and biodiversity in Singapore.
Example: Institutions like the National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), and think tanks such as the Singapore Institute of International Affairs (SIIA) and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy.

2- Industry and Business: Corporations, startups, and financial institutions involved in renewable energy, green technologies, and climate finance.
Example: Green tech companies, startups innovating in waste management, financial institutions investing in sustainable projects, and corporations committed to carbon neutrality.

3- Civil Society and NGOs: Non-profits, advocacy groups, and community organizations working on conservation, disaster risk reduction, and sustainable development.
Example: NGOs like the Singapore Environment Council (SEC), WWF-Singapore, and grassroots community groups promoting urban sustainability and environmental stewardship.

4- Government and Public Sector: Government ministries and agencies involved in climate policy, environmental regulations, and disaster management.
Example: The National Environment Agency (NEA), Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE), and Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) focusing on resilience and sustainability initiatives.

5- Natural Environment: Organizations managing ecosystems, protected areas, and promoting biodiversity conservation across Singapore.
Example: National Parks Board (NParks), conservation initiatives aimed at urban greening, and projects like the Singapore Botanic Gardens promoting biodiversity.

Use the Following Format to Submit Stakeholders for Group Discussion
Organization Name/Individual:
Sector:
Role in Climate Action/DRR/Biodiversity:
Website and Contact Information:
Relevant Notes or Links:

Collaborate with Other Members
Discuss partnership opportunities and collaboration ideas within Singapore’s climate action and sustainability sectors.
Identify gaps in stakeholder engagement that need to be addressed to enhance climate resilience, biodiversity conservation, and disaster preparedness.

Our Objective
Build a comprehensive stakeholder map and engagement strategy for Singapore.
Influence national and regional policies for climate action, sustainable development, and biodiversity conservation.
Mobilize finance and resources through collaborative partnerships with key actors.
Contribute to global frameworks such as the Sendai Framework and the Santiago Network for Loss and Damage.

Thank you for your participation! Let’s work together to build strong partnerships and enhance Singapore’s leadership in climate action, biodiversity conservation, and disaster resilience. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to the Group Facilitator or the Coordination Team.

Post your identified stakeholders below and join the discussion!

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