For Corporates

Environmental initiatives

• Energy efficiency practices: Encourage your colleagues to switch off their computers at the power sockets to save energy.
• 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) practices: Encourage your colleagues to practise the 3Rs in the office.

Environmental programmes

• Happy Toilet Programme: The Happy Toilet Programme encourages organisations to have their toilet facilities audited for Happy Toilet standards.
• Clean Singapore Learning Trail: Give back to the community by cleaning up the beach, and protecting its ecosystem.
• Visits to Semakau Landfill and Incineration Plants: Learn first-hand about Singapore’s efficient waste disposal system.
• Dengue Prevention Volunteer: Help educate and spread the awareness on dengue prevention to fellow residents through activities and house-to-house visits. Please contact us at 1800-CALL-NEA (1800-2255-632) or submit electronically via the Online Feedback Form or myENV mobile application.

• Tray Return Programme at Hawker Centres: The tray return initiative encourages individuals to clear their own trays as acts of graciousness and kindness towards our cleaners and other users. Please contact us at 1800-CALL-NEA (1800-2255-632) or submit electronically via the Online Feedback Form or myENV mobile application.

Be a part of the following programmes to incorporate good environmental practices in your organisation's operating processes.

• Packaging Partnership Programme (PPP): An industry capability development programme to support companies in their journey towards adopting sustainable packaging waste management practices
• Energy Efficiency National Partnership (EENP): A voluntary partnership programme that helps corporations enhance their long-term business competitiveness and reduce their carbon footprint by becoming more energy-efficient.
• Labelling Scheme: Singapore's leading environmental standard and certification mark that endorses consumer products with milder negative impact on the environment.
  

Here is a list of resources that can help you kick-start your environmental event or initiative.

• Educational Materials: Brochures, posters, and other materials are available for download at the NEA website or collection at our customer service centre.
• 3R Guidebooks: These guidebooks provide a step-by-step guide to implementing a 3R programme in hotels, industrial estates, offices and shopping malls; as well as during Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibition (MICE) events.
• Food Waste Minimisation Guidebooks: These guidebooks were developed by NEA and the Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore for food retail establishments, supermarkets and food manufacturing establishments to reduce food waste across the supply chain. 
• Environmental Exhibits: Exhibition panels are available for loan at the NEA website.
  
• Guide to Implementing Environmentally-Friendly Best Practices for Events (MEWR)
• WA 3:2022 Sustainable MICE – Guidelines for waste management

NEA provides funding support for specific environmental initiatives. NEA's funding schemes are listed at http://www.nea.gov.sg/grants-awards.

• Call for Ideas Fund (CIF): CIF is a seed fund that supports innovative community projects that resolve environmental challenges, and the development of mobile applications which enable open dissemination of environmental information.
  
• 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) Fund: The 3R Fund is a co-funding scheme to encourage organisations to reduce waste disposed of at NEA's incineration plants and disposal facilities through the implementation of waste minimisation and recycling projects.
• Energy Efficiency Fund (E2F): The E2F is designed to support companies in the industrial sector in becoming more energy efficient. It encourages owners and operators of facilities to (i) integrate energy and resource efficiency improvements into their development plans early in the design stage; (ii) conduct a detailed energy assessment for their facilities to identify energy efficiency improvement opportunities; (iii) invest in energy-efficient equipment or technologies; and (iv) invest in an Energy Management Information System (EMIS) to plan, monitor and take action to continually improve and maintain energy performance.