Make Every Drop Count

AN AWESOME MONTH OF NON-STOP ACTION

From waterway clean-ups to water rationing exercises. From Blue Deals to lighting up our city in blue. From designing art installations to educational roadshows.

We have had a successful and the most “waterful” month of March, thanks to over 400 partners who joined hands and campaigned for Singapore World Water Day 2023. And not to mention, the thousands of you who supported our activities and deals.

We’ll be back in 2024! Meanwhile, let’s continue to treasure our water resources, and build a sustainable future for generations to come.

Get in on our month of action here.

CELEBRATING THE BIG DAY, THE BIG WAY

On 18 March, some 2,000 participants were up bright and early to make a splash for the Singapore World Water Day Celebration Event, graced by Guest-of-Honour Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Mr Lawrence Wong.

Enthusiastic water supporters from schools, corporates, and the community set off the day’s celebrations with a Walk for Water. Donned in blue and united in spirit, they toured from Bay East Garden to Marina Barrage, where the fiesta continued with performances and partner showcases.

Were you there with us? Relive the highlights from our high-octane celebrations now.

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A STRONG GUSH OF SUPPORT FROM

Over 400 Partners

We are thankful to all our partners with us on the water cause. Here’s a sneak peek at what some of our water crusaders were up to.

GOING BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

Young children from Skool4Kidz @ Tampines GreenRidges raised awareness in the neighbourhood.

SPREADING THE WORD, ARTFULLY

Students from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts inspired through their art installation.

KAYAKING FOR CLEANER WATERWAYS

Hong Kah North Youth Network rallied residents to clean up waterways while having a splashing good time.

RALLYING SUPPORT FOR THE WATER CAUSE

Asia Square raised awareness of water conservation among tenants and employees.

INSPIRING STUDENTS THROUGH STUDENTS

Dunman High School organised a World Water Day Festival for Primary School students.

DRINKING TO A WATER-SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

LiHO TEA encouraged consumers to make pledges towards water conservation, one drink at a time.

SHARING TALES OF WATER

My Story Treasury curated a water-themed storytelling and craft session.

INSPIRING THE COMMUNITY

Wellington Primary School partnered Sembawang Community Club for a Water Awareness Carnival.

REACHING OUT TO SHOPPERS

White Sands organised an exhibition on Singapore’s Water Story.

JOINING HANDS FOR A PRISTINE WATERWAY

PacificLight partnered Dazhong Primary School for a clean-up activity.

WATER WEDNESDAYS

Schools, corporate and community partners dedicated Wednesdays in March to raising awareness of water sustainability. Through quizzes, workshops, and other lively activities, learning was made a joy to students as well as members of the public.

River of Discoveries

Students from Tanjong Katong Girls' School took on the role of docents and led primary school students from Kong Hwa School on a Learning Trail at Geylang River they have specially developed. Participants fished out more about Singapore's Water Story, deepening their appreciation for our waterways.

Engaging Young Minds

Through a slew of fun activities such as Water Rationing Exercises, experiments, song and dance, and arts and crafts, young children at PCF Sparkletots @ Teck Ghee Block 415 learnt to make every drop count.

Appreciating Our Access to Clean Water

Corporate organisations have also joined in the Water Wednesdays initiative. Autodesk and JTC jointly-organised a talk on "Clean Water from Clean Energy" for One North community.