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A senior meeting used to review strategic priorities, resource trade-offs and budget proposals.
A public-transport operator running bus and rail services in Singapore.
A Singapore public-transport operator providing scheduled bus and rail services across multiple routes and networks.
Town council managing common property and municipal services for the Sembawang constituency.
Singapore's customs authority, responsible for customs revenue, trade facilitation, enforcement and administration of import and export controls.
Coordinated communication intended to shape understanding and support strategic objectives through consistent actions and messages.
A professional association representing chefs and supporting culinary standards, development and industry activities in Singapore.
Singapore’s national governing body for cricket, responsible for developing the sport and supporting competitions and participation.
A public service for checking, blocking, filtering and reporting suspected scams through its app, website and helpline.
The statutory board overseeing Science Centre Singapore and promoting public interest and learning in science and technology.
An SAF service providing counselling, psychological support and related assistance to service personnel and families.
A centre providing day care, rehabilitation and other support services for seniors in the community.
A centre providing supervised after-school care, meals, homework support and activities for school-going children.
A senior frontline Community Care role with broader care and support responsibilities.
Apex Chinese business chamber representing enterprises and promoting commerce, industry and community interests in Singapore.
Singapore's emergency-service agency for firefighting, rescue, emergency medical response and civil defence.
The Army formation responsible for combat-engineering capabilities such as mobility, counter-mobility and survivability support.
A government-owned organisation that shares Singapore's public-sector expertise with foreign governments through advisory and capacity-building projects.
A trade union representing employees in supply-chain, logistics and related work, supporting them in workplace matters and advancing their collective interests.
Singapore’s national governing body for canoeing, responsible for developing the sport and supporting competitions and participation.
Singapore’s national governing body for cycling, responsible for developing the sport and supporting competitions and participation.
Fee assistance for eligible families with children enrolled in registered student care centres.
SingHealth group operating community hospitals that provide rehabilitation, sub-acute and transitional care.
The HR framework covering a category of public officers, including appointment, grades, progression and related employment arrangements.
A person awarded a public-sector scholarship, usually with a service bond and a planned route into the sponsoring organisation or Public Service.
A Singapore-headquartered company operating energy and urban-solutions businesses, including renewables and utilities.
Circular minutes issued by the Smart Nation and Digital Government Office to communicate decisions, requirements or guidance.
ICA's service-transformation vision of 'No Fuss; No Visit; No Waiting', implemented through digital services, integrated processing and automation.
The former organisation supporting offender rehabilitation and employment, now known as Yellow Ribbon Singapore.
Singapore's technical-assistance programme for sharing development experience and building capabilities in partner countries.
Singapore's population-based registry for cancer incidence, survival and related epidemiological information.
Singapore's national academic clinical-research organisation, supporting multicentre studies and clinical-trial capabilities.
A national development programme preparing senior medical residents for chief-resident leadership roles.
A service that assesses or supports compliance with security policies and requirements.
A professional society supporting Singapore's infocomm and digital-technology community through accreditation, learning and industry programmes.
A former Singapore IT-services company more commonly styled Singapore Computer Systems Limited; it was acquired through an NCS subsidiary, so the singular expansion in this record is imprecise.
A marginal sea in the western Pacific bordered by Southeast Asian and East Asian states.
The national standard time used in Seychelles, at UTC+4.
A train-and-place programme helping mid-career individuals acquire skills for new job roles or sectors.
A trade union representing Chinese-language teachers in Singapore, supporting them in workplace matters and advancing their collective interests.
A senior leadership appointment responsible for a major organisational function, portfolio or group.
A person deployed to encourage and support compliance with safe-distancing measures.
An assessment used to determine whether a person meets severe-disability criteria for selected care schemes.
Singapore’s national governing body for dragon boating, responsible for developing the sport and supporting competitions and participation.
The statutory board responsible for developing and managing Sentosa.
The professional regulator responsible for registering dentists and setting standards for dental practice in Singapore.
A division responsible for delivering and improving services to users or customers.
A standardised national dictionary of medicinal products and related identifiers used to support consistent healthcare data exchange.
A Singapore media and entertainment company established in 2017 that produces content and experiences across radio, stage and online channels.
The overall set of programmes, relationships and activities through which students develop beyond academic learning.