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Singapore can improve on waste management, biodiversity and gender equality: Deloitte

Jovi Ho
Jovi Ho • 9 min read
Singapore can improve on waste management, biodiversity and gender equality: Deloitte
The Marina Bridge, which separates the Marina Reservoir from the sea. Singapore’s water demand could double by 2060 from the current 430 million gallons a day. Photo: Bloomberg
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Singapore is keeping pace with the latest developments in water, energy and climate but the nation’s actual progress on waste, biodiversity and gender equality still lags behind fixed targets and commitments.

Deloitte’s Southeast Asia Sustainability Ambitions 2022 report, released in October, outlines the sustainability challenges faced by countries in Southeast Asia and the ambitions of the governments in addressing these challenges.

For the region to fully reach its economic potential, the report posits that the key to sustainable development is for the countries to work together in an Asean bloc and for the governments to form new alliances among different stakeholders.

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