The programme aims to nurture youths to become environment champions by enhancing students’ understanding of environmental issues and nurturing their skills in project development. The creation of prototypes and execution of campaigns help Kepalas better appreciate and care for their lived environment, thereby encouraging environmental responsibility and ownership.
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There are 12 tertiary-level schools on board the programme, with more than 3,000 youth volunteers having engaged 18,000 participants in the community on various environmental topics such as zero waste, food waste reduction, energy efficiency and reducing plastic disposables.
District Programme 2
Eco Shop Me @ South East
Eco Shop Me @ South East, a partnership between South East Community Development Council (SECDC) and National Environment Agency (NEA), is an initiative that aims to create awareness of eco-friendly businesses in South East District, thus enabling residents to shop sustainably and strive towards a zero-waste lifestyle.
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The programme, launched in 2019, promotes F&B outlets as well as retail and lifestyle stores that currently have or are interested to implement green initiatives. Some businesses on board the programme include Enterprising Mums United LLP, Two Sisters Pantry and The Humble Scoop.
*Photos shown taken before Circuit Breaker period