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The standard government work-device build; public officers also commonly use GSIB to refer to the work laptop running that build.
A government service for sending SMS notifications or messages to users.
A measure comparing how strongly a greenhouse gas traps heat in the atmosphere relative to carbon dioxide over a specified period.
A shared exchange enabling government systems to publish, discover or consume web services.
An architecture that combines high availability with disaster-recovery arrangements to minimise downtime and data loss.
Military or civilian support provided after disasters or crises to save lives and meet urgent humanitarian needs.
An online portal used by healthcare providers to apply for, manage and renew licences under Singapore's healthcare-services framework.
The people, knowledge, skills and capabilities that contribute to an organisation's performance.
A United Nations Development Programme index combining life expectancy, education and income indicators to compare human development.
A grant supporting innovative solutions that make healthier food and beverage choices easier to develop or adopt.
A programme that works with food-and-beverage operators to make healthier dining options more widely available.
A bursary providing financial support to eligible students in publicly funded post-secondary education institutions.
An electronic system that uses predefined rules or heuristics to receive, route and manage requests.
A residential alarm device designed to alert occupants to fire or smoke hazards.
A single HDB assessment covering eligibility to buy a flat, receive grants and take an HDB loan.
OGP's annual month-long hackathon in which public officers prototype technology solutions to public-good problems.
A coordinated effort using misleading or manipulative information to undermine trust, influence behaviour or advance hostile objectives.
A population-health study that uses wearable and survey data to understand health behaviours among Singapore residents.
A public healthcare talent award for academically strong students committed to careers in Singapore's public healthcare sector.
Higher-level Mother Tongue Language subject offered to eligible students in Singapore schools.
A structured transfer of duties, information, records, assets, access and outstanding actions from one person or team to another.
The use of powerful computing systems and parallel processing to solve large or complex computational problems.
The HSA group responsible for regulating health products to ensure their quality, safety and efficacy.
A COVID-19 legal order requiring a person to remain at home for a specified quarantine period and comply with monitoring conditions.
A meeting of human-resource leaders used to align policy, priorities and organisational practices.
A COVID-19 programme allowing suitable patients to recover at home with monitoring and support.
A notification of higher infectious-disease exposure risk that required recipients to undergo testing and reduce interactions for a stated period.
An internationally standardised numerical code used to classify traded products for customs, tariffs and trade statistics.
A passenger railway designed to operate at substantially higher speeds than conventional intercity rail.
A programme giving students opportunities to undertake supervised research in the humanities and social sciences.
The systematic evaluation of a health technology's clinical effectiveness, cost-effectiveness and wider impact to support coverage and subsidy decisions.
A network bringing together volunteers who contribute to Home Team programmes and community engagement.
A temporary network established to provide connectivity until the permanent network is available.
A system used to apply for, create or manage user or service accounts.
The policies and systems used to create, verify and control digital identities and their access to resources.
Initial funding set aside to begin a project or activity before full implementation.
International school competitions and assessments used to benchmark or develop students' academic skills.
A provider or group of providers appointed to coordinate care and deliver baseline community-care services within a sub-region.
A fundraising method in which a project or company issues a new digital token to investors or users.
Technologies used to create, process, store and communicate information through computers and telecommunications networks.
An employee transferred within the same multinational group to work in another country or corporate entity.
The maximum acceptable amount of ICT data loss after disruption, expressed as a point in time to which data must be recoverable.
A phrase used to resurface information for people who may not have seen it earlier.
Singapore legislation providing powers and duties for preventing, controlling and responding to infectious diseases.
A formal language used to define software interfaces and data types independently of a particular programming language.
A development plan used to structure career and growth conversations between an officer and supervisor.
A modelling system that combines environmental data to simulate and assess conditions or impacts.