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A nationally significant initiative designated for coordinated, high-priority delivery across agencies or sectors.
A standard military obstacle course used to train and assess agility, strength and endurance.
A standardised set of ICT hardware, software and configurations used across an organisation or government.
A written account of the material facts of a case, often agreed or relied upon for criminal proceedings and sentencing.
A documented set of steps specifying how a routine, regulated or safety-critical task should be performed.
A document defining the deliverables, activities, responsibilities, assumptions and terms for contracted work.
Predefined, commonly used products or configurations offered to meet recurring organisational needs.
A standard language for defining, querying and managing data in relational databases.
A senior specialist rank above First Sergeant and below Master Sergeant.
A national framework for managing civil-aviation safety risks and coordinating safety responsibilities across the aviation system.
A scheme through which employees submit ideas for improving work, services or organisational performance.
A trade union representing employees of the NTUC Administration and Research Unit, supporting them in workplace matters and advancing their collective interests.
A school-based professional who supports students facing attendance, behavioural, family or welfare difficulties and connects them with appropriate help.
A planning tool for examining strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
A plan aligning future workforce size, skills and deployment with organisational strategy.
Standards governing the design, usability, accessibility or technical implementation of web interfaces.
A former enterprise-development agency that merged with IE Singapore to form Enterprise Singapore.
The standard time used in parts of central Australia, at UTC+9:30.
The standard time used in eastern Australia, at UTC+10.
Financial statements examined by an independent auditor, together with the auditor's opinion on their presentation.
The standard time used in most of Alaska, at UTC-9.
Singapore's advertising self-regulatory body, which administers advertising standards and handles complaints about advertisements.
A national review that recommended stronger applied learning, career pathways and recognition for polytechnic and ITE graduates.
The standard time used in several countries on the Arabian Peninsula, at UTC+3.
The standard time used in parts of Atlantic Canada and the Caribbean, at UTC-4.
The standard time used in Western Australia, at UTC+8.
A stamp duty payable when acquiring property in Singapore.
The national standard time used in Bangladesh, at UTC+6.
The standard time used in New Zealand's Chatham Islands, at UTC+12:45.
The standard time used in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, at UTC+10.
The standard-time designation for much of Chile, traditionally at UTC-4.
The North American standard time used across parts of Canada, the United States and Mexico, at UTC-6.
The single standard time used throughout China, at UTC+8.
A managed container platform for building, deploying and operating applications consistently across environments.
A trade union representing employees of DBS, supporting them in workplace matters and advancing their collective interests.
A committee established to recommend longer-term strategies for Singapore's economy.
A public-engagement conversation intended to gather views on how Singapore could emerge stronger after a major disruption.
A national review of Singapore's economic strategies and priorities.
The North American standard time used in the eastern United States, Canada and parts of the Caribbean, at UTC-5.
A taskforce convened during COVID-19 to identify growth opportunities and recommend how Singapore could emerge stronger from the crisis.
A student enrolled full-time in a postgraduate programme centred on original research.
A government grant credited into an eligible child’s Child Development Account without requiring parental co-savings.
A scheme helping eligible families with young children move from public rental housing into home ownership.
A strategy setting priorities for governing, sharing and using government data.
The national standard time used in Georgia, at UTC+4.
The standard government work-device build; public officers also commonly use GSIB to refer to the work laptop running that build.
A standard package of approved software provided for use on government devices or systems.
The standard time used in countries including the United Arab Emirates and Oman, at UTC+4.
The standard time used in Hawaii and parts of the Aleutian Islands, at UTC-10.
A steering committee providing direction and oversight for ICT and digitalisation initiatives.