Opt for reusable alternatives instead of single-use products. Bring your own tote bag for shopping and container for food takeaways.
Switch to energy and water-saving appliances. Qualify as a green home and stand to win shopping vouchers.
Reduce fashion waste by exchanging clothes. Swap and shop (Shwap!) for a new wardrobe instead.
Get your family involved and set up a recycling corner at home.
Tip: Don't throw your toilet rolls, put it to good use! Check out the ToiletrollSG Collection drive at Sembawang West here.
Conveniently drop off your recyclables and learn how to recycle right at one of the 25 recycling points in the North West. Check out the list below!
Pledge to save electricity and reduce food wastage. Cut your utilities bill by at least 5% over 4 months and you could receive $50 in e-vouchers.
Join the sustainability conversation. Connect with experts and learn how you can be a change driver for green living.
Follow our Facebook page to find out more about the upcoming forums.
Have a green idea? Submit your proposal and apply for funding to bring your environmentally-friendly project to life.
Green Bootcamp provides a series of trainings and workshops to help you generate ideas and develop solutions to address environmental issues.
Look out for the next Green Bootcamp @ North West on our Facebook page.
Did you know that there are plenty of ways you can contribute to shaping a greener and more sustainable future in your neighbourhood? Start your green journey by joining our #GetGreen initiatives in the North West. Together, we can create an eco-friendly community, one step at a time. Start small by finding a recycling point nearest to your house and be a part of Recycle @ North West!
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