1. RAS shares its key programmes with corporate professionals and foreign postgraduates

At a workshop organised by the National Environment Agency, a group of about 20 corporate professionals, who were nominated as Corporate Environment Champions (ECs), were presented with information about available RAS programmes that they can participate in. The ECs are nominated representatives from the corporate sector who champion pro-environment activities in their companies. RAS was also invited to a similar workshop for the first time in October last year.

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2. RAS shares its key programmes with delegates and volunteers

A group of visiting Bruneian delegates comprising of government officers, non government organisation (NGO) representatives, youths and corporate representatives, were presented with information about key RAS programmes implemented for restroom owners, cleaners and users. RAS was scheduled for the first presentation ahead of the Singapore Environment Council and Panasonic, who are also close partners of the NEA. A Q&A and networking session was organised after the presentations.

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3. RAS collaborates with the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) for the first time

ITE College East launched its +ACT (Positive Action for the Care of Toilets) campaign on 24th May for the first time with RAS coming onboard to conduct a 'Hygiene Awareness & Social Etiquette' talk for the ITE students. RAS also set up its Learning Pavilion at the campus together with the +ACT photo exhibition which displayed current state of toilets at the campus. Before the launch, RAS had shared tips with ITE on projects and activities which its student ambassadors can effectively undertake and embark on.

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