Online Workshop
Greening government: How to make the public service sustainable
Exclusive for public servants and policymakers
Wednesday, Dec 1, 2021
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Speakers
With the COP26 summit in full swing, now is the perfect time for public servants to consider how to move their governments towards sustainability. Join this workshop to learn about the steps you can take to green your government.
This workshop is part of our new ‘Lunch and learn’ series. The first series on sustainability will feature three workshops over six weeks — you can come to every session or just drop into one!
There is still time to register for the first workshop How to talk about sustainability in the workplace, 1-2pm GMT, 17 November. Get the most out of your lunch break by learning new ideas and connecting with your peers.
YOU'LL LEARN:
- How to identify key activities and objectives to work towards in implementing sustainability policies
- Ways to adapt lessons learnt from use cases like the Singapore Green Plan 2030
- How to implement policies that have worked well in other national sustainability initiatives
WHO SHOULD JOIN:
This workshop is for any public servants who are interested in sustainability and want to know how to make their governments more green.
This workshop has been put on in partnership with the Sustainable Living Lab (SL2). SL2 is a consultancy that co-designs and implements innovation projects in the area of future skills development, energy sustainability and community resilience.
Interested in how Apolitical can support you and your organisation? Learn about collaborating with us.
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Speakers
Kristine Teoh
Consultant, Sustainable Living Lab
Singapore
Wanying Weng
Consultant, Sustainable Living Lab
Singapore
Kristine Teoh, has a keen interest in ESG and sustainability education. Having previously helped a major MICE organisation to achieve their ISO 20121 certification, she is adept at engaging internal and external stakeholders to transit towards sustainability. She currently leads the SME practice, having surveyed 200+ SMEs to understand their sustainability transition challenges. She has also designed co-innovation labs with key partners UNDP and NUS to facilitate the focus on SDGs in the energy sector. She holds a BSc in Sustainability and Environmental Management from the University of Leeds and has received training in carbon credit management.
Wanying Weng, has a keen interest in addressing sustainable challenges through community development and innovation. Having previously worked with community organisations serving migrant communities she now delivers experiences through storytelling to enhance programs and engage with participants. She currently leads several “sustainability + technology” projects with key government clients such as IMDA, ITE and NYC. She also coordinates partnerships with several foreign government agencies and corporate partners to address the digital skills gap. She holds a Bachelor’s in Business Management from the Singapore Management University.
