Singapore Joins Partners to Renew Southeast Asia Fellows Hub for Three Years
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A new three-year agreement will keep a regional climate and clean energy programme running in Singapore and across Southeast Asia. Breakthrough Energy, Temasek and Enterprise Singapore have renewed the Southeast Asia Fellows Hub, a programme that supports people who work on climate solutions in the region.
The Fellows Hub brings together young leaders, researchers and entrepreneurs from Southeast Asia. Through the programme, they receive training, mentoring and networking opportunities. The aim is to help them turn ideas about clean energy and climate action into real projects that can benefit local communities.
The renewal shows continued support from both private and public organisations. Temasek, a Singapore-based investment company, and Enterprise Singapore, the government agency that helps businesses grow, are working with Breakthrough Energy, a global climate organisation. Together, they plan to expand the programme's reach over the next three years.
For Singapore, the renewal confirms the country's role as a regional hub for climate innovation. The programme is expected to create more opportunities for local talent and to strengthen links between Singapore and its neighbours in the fight against climate change.
Sources: TNGlobal
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