Asia’s Most Influential 2021: 3 Women Who Are Pushing For Sustainability in Singapore
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As Singapore pushes forward in its sustainability goals, we highlight three women who have dedicated their lives to solving our climate crisis
With COP26 ending in November last month, sustainability is on almost everyone’s mind. From consumers to corporations, the push to be more sustainable in various industries to reverse climate change is stronger than ever.
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In fact, at COP26 this year, the Singapore government committed to review its climate change targets.
In its 2020 Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC), Singapore stated that they aimed to achieve “net-zero emissions as soon as viable in the second half of the century”.
However, that needed to be relooked at. “We will go back and look at what we need to do, look at our responsibilities and review our position. We will review the NDC seriously. This whole package requires us as a party to take them seriously,” said Minister for Sustainability and Environment Grace Fu while she was in Glasglow for COP26.
Of course, the road to sustainability is not just reliant on a single person or company. Rather, it is a collective effort and no one knows that better than the sustainability warriors we have right here in Singapore.
From helping companies make their packaging more sustainable to creating programmes to empower young people to take part in the discussions surrounding climate change, these individuals are doing amazing work to help Singapore reach its climate goals.
While the local sustainability scene is made up of many notable people, we highlight some of the incredible women who are making waves in the industry and are featured on Tatler’s 2021 Asia’s Most Influential list released this week.
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