After the Covid-19 reset, time to pull together to shape Singapore's future

Singapore Together - a movement based on partnerships so we all emerge stronger - needs citizens to step up to take part

In June last year, Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat launched the Singapore Together movement - an initiative of leadership centred on partnership - and invited all Singaporeans to work with the Government and one another to shape our future.

We made good progress. Working together, we improved the way we recycle and strengthened work-life harmony through the #RecycleRight Citizens' Workgroup and Citizens' Panel on Work-Life Harmony respectively. Our youth came together to create their vision of Singapore and take action on ground-up projects through the SG Youth Action Plan. Residents had a say in shaping their physical environment through the Lively Places Programme.

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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Straits Times on June 23, 2020, with the headline After the Covid-19 reset, time to pull together to shape Singapore's future. Subscribe