Here at Zero Waste SG, we believe that achieving a Zero Waste Nation is a collective effort that requires dedication from individuals, communities, and organisations alike. Crucially, the journey towards resource conservation must begin with education - instilling the right values and practical knowledge in the next generation. As part of this vision, we launched the Zero Waste Explorers (ZWEX) programme in 2025 to build the right zero waste habits from a young age. Zero Wast

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Question: To ask the Minister for the Environment and Water Resources whether the Ministry will consider imposing a charge on plastic bag...

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Homemakers can turn unconsumed food into a new dish instead of throwing them away Singapore, 17 Oct 2016 – Zero Waste SG and ITE Colle...

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Public Forum on Plastic Disposables Zero Waste SG and Young NTUC are co-organising the first public forum to discuss about plastic...

8 in 10 Singaporeans will avoid buying 'ugly' fruits, vegetables: Survey By Wong Casandra, TODAY, 12 Oct 2016 When buying groceries,...