Liveability Challenge News Today

Enterprise Singapore (EnterpriseSG) launched the fifth edition of the Sustainability Open Innovation Challenge (SOIC) on October 31.

Climate change may be a phrase all too familiar to most, but nonetheless, daunting to think about. Even with Singapore's talks about a sustainable food system – including a slightly ambitious 30 by 30 goal – and determination to mitigate climate issues, the threat of global warming remains ever looming. Despite this fierce climate battle, many aspiring climate changemakers out...

A cohort of Irish aquatech companies recently visited Singapore and Indonesia to learn about the region’s aquaculture industry, establish connections and explore business opportunities in South East Asia.

Aquaculture vaccine developer TeOra and clean fuels venture Susteon have beaten over 600 entries to each win S$1 million (USD$744,370) in grant funding at the grand finale of The Liveability Challenge 2023.

Here is a list that will introduce you to the latest funding opportunities, programs, or awards that support and promote NGOs in Asia. Open Call for Bagri

/PRNewswire/ -- Next Meats Holdings, Inc. (Next Meats), Dr. Foods, Inc. (Dr. Foods), and ImpacFat Pte. Ltd. (ImpacFat) announced today their collaboration to...

Deadline: 31-Mar-23 The Liveability Challenge is looking for disruptive innovations that can establish a circular urban agriculture or aquaculture system,

Three new centres of innovation will also be opened. Read more at straitstimes.com.

How aspiring entrepreneurs are transforming their innovative ideas into real-life impacts to solve the climate crisis.

Saurav Bansal's parents' birth countries are slowly succumbing to rising sea levels. For him, climate change is personal.