Singapore Catalyst Program 2025 Calendar

SCP 2025 Calendar

2. Contents
Foreword
SCP for SDGs
SCP at a Glance
SCP Friends
Application Process
Terms of Award
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Calendar of Courses 89
Courses
Sustainability
Digitalisation
Education, Leadership
and Governance
International Law
and Arbitration
Public Health
National Resilience
Trade and Economy
Connectivity
Macroeconomic and
Financial Management
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Introduction to
the Singapore
Cooperation Programme
The Singapore Cooperation Programme (SCP)was formally
established in 1992 to extend technical assistance to developing
countries. The SCP conducts courses, workshops, and study visits for
foreign government officials to share Singapore’s developmental
experience and areas of expertise.
Annually, we conduct more than 250 programmes, supported by our
global network of over 50 local and international partners.
To date, the SCP has over 155,000 alumni from more than 180 countries,
territories,and intergovernmental organisations.
The courses in this Calendar are
categorised into 9 focus areas, as follows:
Sustainability
International Law
and Arbitration
National Resilience
Digitalisation
Public Health
Trade and
Economy
Education, Leadership
and Governance
Macroeconomic and
Financial Management
Connectivity
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3. 2 | FOREWORD
Foreword
We believe thatpeople are a
nation’s greatest asset and that
the mutual exchange of
knowledge and experience is a
powerful force for transformation.
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The Singapore Cooperation Programme (SCP) was established in 1992
to reflect our commitment to ‘pay forward’ for the support Singapore
received during our formative years. We believe that people are a
nation’s greatest asset and that the mutual exchange of knowledge and
experience is a powerful force for transformation.
The world today is at a critical juncture, facing complex and
interconnected challenges - geopolitical tensions,technological
disruptions, and environmental crises. Against this backdrop, the SCP
2025/2026 Calendar adopts the theme “Catalysts - A Transformation
JourneyinaConnectedWorld”,whichencapsulatesourvisionof
catalysingtransformativechangethroughsharedknowledge and
collaborativeefforts.Focusareasfor2025/2026include:Connectivity;
Digitalisation;Education,LeadershipandGovernance;InternationalLaw
andArbitration;NationalResilience;PublicHealth;Sustainability;Trade
andEconomy.Thesearecriticaldomainsofknowledgeintoday’srap-
idlyevolvinglandscapeandinstrumentalfornationaldevelopmentand
addressingglobalchallenges.
Over the past 30 years, the SCP has hosted more than 155,000 officials
fromover 180 countries, territories, and intergovernmental
organisations. These partnerships have fostered collaboration and
understanding across borders. I invite you to join us on this journey.
Together, let’s chart the path towards a more resilient, sustainable, and
prosperous future for all.
Dr Vivian Balakrishnan
Minister for Foreign Affairs

4. SCP AT A GLANCE | 54 | SCP FOR SDGS
The SCP supports the efforts of developing countries to implement the
United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its 17
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Singaporehasworked closelywithlike-minded international
organisations, including the United Nations Children’s Fund, United
Nations Development Programme, UnitedNations-Habitat, United
Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction, United Nations Office on
Drugs and Crime, World Health Organization, World Trade Organization,
World Intellectual Property Organization, World Bank, International
MonetaryFund,InternationalMaritimeOrganizationandInternational
CivilAviationOrganization,tosupportfellowdevelopingcountriesand
regionsintheireffortstowardsattainingtheSDGs.
SCP for SDGs SCP at
a Glance
Over
250
programmes
annually
Partnership with
more than
50
local and
international agencies
More than
155,000
alumni
Participants from over
180
countries, territories, and
intergovernmental
organisations
As you browse this calendar, look out for the SDG
icons that link each course to the 2030 Agenda.
#SCPforSDGs

5. SCP FRIENDS| 76 | SCP FRIENDS
SCP Friends
C
Cabo Verde
Cambodia
Cameroon
Cayman Islands
Central African
Republic
Chad
Chile
China
Colombia
Common Market
for Eastern and
SouthernAfrica
(COMESA)
Comoros
Congo
Cook Islands
Costa Rica
Côte D’lvoire
Croatia
Cuba
Cyprus
Czech Republic
D
Democratic People’s
Republic of Korea
Democratic Republic
of the Congo
Djibouti
Dominica
Dominican Republic
E
Ecuador
Egypt
A
Afghanistan
Albania
Algeria
Angola
Anguilla
Antigua and
Barbuda
Arctic Council
Argentina
Armenia
Aruba
ASEANSecretariat
(ASEC)
Azerbaijan
B
Bahamas
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belarus
Belize
Benin
Bermuda
Bhutan
Bolivia
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Botswana
Brazil
British Virgin Islands
Brunei Darussalam
Bulgaria
Burkina Faso
Burundi
El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Estonia
Eswatini
Ethiopia
F
Federated States of
Micronesia
Fiji
G
Gabon
Gambia
Georgia
Ghana
Grenada
Guatemala
Guinea
Guinea Bissau
Guyana
H
Haiti
Honduras
Hungary
I
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Israel
J
Jamaica
Jordan
K
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Kiribati
Kosovo
Kuwait
Kyrgyzstan
L
Laos
Latvia
Lebanon
Lesotho
Liberia
Libya
Lithuania
M
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaysia
Maldives
Mali
Malta
Marshall Islands
Martinique
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mexico
Moldova
Mongolia
Montenegro
Montserrat
Morocco
Mozambique
Myanmar
N
Namibia
Nauru
Nepal
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
Niue
North Macedonia
O
Oman
Organisation of
Eastern Caribbean
States (OECS)
P
Pakistan
Palau
Palestinian Authority
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Poland
T
Tajikistan
Tanzania
Thailand
Timor-Leste
Togo
Tokelau
Tonga
Trinidad and Tobago
Tunisia
Türkiye
Turkmenistan
Turks and Caicos
Islands
Tuvalu
U
Uganda
Ukraine
United Arab Emirates
Uruguay
Uzbekistan
Q
Qatar
R
Romania
Russian Federation
Rwanda
S
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and
the Grenadines
Samoa
Sao Tome and
Principe
Saudi Arabia
Secretariat of the
PacificCommunity
(SPC)
Senegal
Serbia
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Slovakia
Slovenia
Solomon Islands
Somalia
South Africa
South Sudan
Sri Lanka
Sudan
Suriname
Syrian Arab Republic
V
Vanuatu
Venezuela
Viet Nam
Y
Yemen
Z
Zambia
Zimbabwe

6. 8 | APPLICATION PROCESS
Application Process
All courses in this Calendar are conducted in Singapore.
Follow these 3 steps
below to apply.
•Visit the SCP’s website: www.scp.gov.sg
•Search and review course of interest.
•Check eligibility requirements.
•Note the course period and nomination
deadline.*
•Submityourapplicationbeforethenominationdeadline
(2359hrs SGT of the stated date).*
•Follow instructions and upload required documents.**
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*Courses will be openfor application and a General Information
Brochure will also be conveyed to eligible countries, territories and
intergovernmental organisations three to four months prior to the course
start dates. Check the SCP website for the latest updates.
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•Ensurethatyourpassport or
travel document is valid for at least
six months from the date of your
scheduled arrival in Singapore.
•Administrativedetails,including
programmeschedule,willbe
disseminatedtoconfirmed
participants nearer to course dates.
•Receive an email acknowledgement with a link to access your
application for status updates after submission.
•Applicationendorsements from your Supervisor and the
NationalFocal Point for technical assistance are required
through an email link sent to them.
•Successful applicants will receive a Conditional Letter of
Acceptance via email.
•Confirm your placement promptly by submitting requested
documents (e.g., flight ticket and passport details).
•You will be assisted with application for Entry Visa into Singapore,
where applicable.You will need to obtain the relevant transit visa
for your travel, if required.
* Only completed applications received successfully before nomination
deadline will be considered.
** Draft application can be saved but will be deleted from the system
after 3 working days.
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SCP FRIENDS| 9

7. 10 | TERMS OF AWARD
Terms of Award
Please refer to the Letter of Acceptance for more details.
Did you know?
More than 1,400 government
officials from over 120 countries,
territories and intergovernmental
organisations have benefitted from
the Sustainability Action Package
(SAP), which aims to support
developing countries’ sustainability
and climate change efforts.
Course Fees
Accommodation Basic Insurance
Daily Allowance
Visa
(where applicable)

8. Sustainability
Embracing sustainability is essential for protecting ecosystems,
enhancing quality of life, and ensuring future generations can thrive.
This focus area will share Singapore’s experience in leveraging green
opportunities and implementing effective sustainability measures.
Integrated Waste Management
Strategies and Circular Economy
7 - 11 Jul 202514
Carbon Accounting 28 Jul - 1 Aug 2025 15
Introduction to Carbon Market
andPricing
25 - 29 Aug 2025 16
Building Sustainable and Resilient Cities 8 - 12 Sep 2025 17
Green Financing and Sustainable
Investments
29 Sep - 3 Oct 2025 18
Renewable Energy: Low-Carbon
Transition
3 - 7 Nov 2025 19
Sustainable Integrated Water
ResourcesManagement
19 - 23 Jan 202620
Article 6 Implementation on a
National Basis
9 - 13 Feb 2026 21
Sustainable Financing of Cities 23 - 27 Feb 2026 22
12 | SUSTAINABILITY SUSTAINABILITY | 13
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9. Synopsis
Thiscoursewillcovertheprinciplesofcarbon
accounting,focusingonmethodologiestoaccurately
accountforcarboncreditsincompliancewithArticle
6oftheParisAgreement.Itwillalsoequip
participantswiththeskillstoperformcorresponding
adjustments,ensuringtransparencyandpreventing
double-countingofmitigationoutcomes.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
policymaking for sustainability and the environment.
Topics
•Principles of carbon accounting
•Carbon credits and market mechanisms
•Article 6 rules and corresponding adjustments
•Double-counting mitigation outcomes
•Regulatory frameworks and compliance in carbon
accounting
Synopsis
This course will provide an overview of
environmentally sustainable development with a
focus on circular economyand the importance of
promoting integrated solid waste management .
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-levelgovernment officials involved in
integratedwastemanagement, environmental
conservation and sustainability.
Topics
•Sustainability and sustainable pathways
•Waste-to-Energy, Waste-to-Resource and Circular
Economy
•Introduce tools and resources Singapore used to
address solid waste and plastic pollution
•Industry practices, innovation and financial/business
models for resource recovery and reuse of solid waste
•Urban Development, SDGs and relevant targets
Integrated Waste Management
Strategies and Circular
Economy
Carbon Accounting
Course Dates: Nomination Deadline: Course Dates:
14 | SUSTAINABILITY
Nomination Deadline:
7 -11 July 2025 9 May 2025 28Jul-1Aug2025 30May2025
SUSTAINABILITY | 15

10. Synopsis
This course will equip participants with the knowledge
and skills required to drive progress at the urban level
againstthebackdropofchangingeconomies,
ecological and social systems to build a resilient and
sustainable city.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
practitioner and policy roles in urban development
and/or heading smart city developments.
Topics
•Integrated master planning and development
•Liveability Framework and Singapore’s strategies
towards liveability
•Urbangovernanceprinciplesandapplication
insectoraldomainsofurbanisation
(environmentalsustainability,waterresource
management, climate action and transport housing)
Synopsis
This course will provide an introduction to carbon
markets as well as carbon offsetting projects.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
policymaking for sustainability and the environment.
Topics
•Carbon pricing instruments
•Voluntary and compliance carbon markets,
including emissions trading schemes and Article 6
•Carbon credits and carbon offsetting projects
•Environmental integrity principles
•Environmental integrity of carbon market
Introduction to Carbon
Market and Pricing
Building Sustainable
and Resilient Cities
Course Dates:
16 | SUSTAINABILITY
Course Dates: Nomination Deadline:Nomination Deadline:
25 -29 Aug 2025 27 Jun 2025 8 -12 Sep 2025 11Jul2025
SUSTAINABILITY | 17

11. Synopsis
Thiscoursewillprovideanoverviewofgreenfinancing,
emphasisingtheroleoffinancialinstrumentsand
policyframeworks insupportingenvironmentally
sustainableprojects.Itwillalsoexploremechanismsto
mobilisecapitalforgreeninitiativesandassess
associatedrisks.
Participant
Profile
Mid-to senior-level government officials involved in
policymaking for sustainability and the environment.
Topics
•Introduction to green financing
•Green financial instruments
•Regulatory frameworks
•Risk management in green financing
•Case studies of green financing initiatives
Synopsis
This course will explore the principles and applications
of low-carbon renewable energy technologies, with a
focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Itwill
offer insights into the policies, technologies, and
investment strategies driving the global shift towards
low-carbon energy systems.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
policymaking for sustainability and the environment.
Topics
•Renewable energy fundamentals
•Carbon Capture and Utilisation (CCU) technologies
•Regulatory frameworks for low-carbon energy
•Singapore’s policies and regulations for renewable
energy
•Financing renewable energy projects
Green Financing and
Sustainable Investments
Renewable Energy:
Low-Carbon Transition
Course Dates:
18 | SUSTAINABILITY
Course Dates: Nomination Deadline:Nomination Deadline:
29 Sep -3 Oct 2025 1 Aug 2025 3-7Nov2025 5Sep2025
SUSTAINABILITY | 19

12. Synopsis
This course will explore how nations can implement
the comprehensive requirements of Article 6 of the
Paris Agreement effectively and realistically.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
policymaking for sustainability and the environment.
Topics
•Understanding of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement,
with an emphasis on Article 6.2
•Potential benefits of Article 6 and interaction with
the countries’ Nationally Determined Contributions
(NDCs)
•Identification of eligible projects under Article 6
•Carbon registries and tracking to align with Article 6
reporting and accounting
•Regulatoryandlegislativebestpractices–
environmental integrity standards and assessments
Synopsis
This course will discuss Singapore’s approach to
integrated water resource management to manage
the effects of extreme weather conditions brought on
by climate change for a sustainable future.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
policymaking for sustainability and the environment.
Topics
•Water sustainability and circular economy
•Stormwater management and Active, Beautiful and
Clean Waters (ABC Waters) Programme
•Coastal protection for climate resilience
•Adapting water management to climate change
Sustainable Integrated Water
Resources Management
Article 6 Implementation on a
National Basis
Course Dates:
20 | SUSTAINABILITY
Course Dates: Nomination Deadline:Nomination Deadline:
19 -23 Jan 2026 21 Nov 2025 9 -13 Feb 2026 12Dec2025
SUSTAINABILITY | 21

13. Synopsis
Thiscoursewill equipparticipantswithpractical
knowledge inthesustainablefinancingofurban
infrastructure initiatives by taking a holistic approach
that considers pertinent and inter-linked issues, in
particularEnvironmental,Social and Governance
(ESG).
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
the financing of urban infrastructure projects.
Topics
•Sustainable financing of cities and urban governance
•National frameworks and credit rating of cities and
projects
•Structuring project finance for success - perspectives
from lender and financier
•Enhancing bankability of projects - perspectives from
developer and investor
22 | SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainable Financing of Cities
Did you know?
Singapore launched Smart Nation 2.0
in 2024, aiming to harness technology
more effectively to transform the
future, strengthen the community
and shape the nation together. In line
with building capacitytouse
technology effectively, the SCP has
accelerated its suite of courses in
Digitalisation to share Singapore’s
development experience.
Course Dates: Nomination Deadline:
23 -27 Feb 2026 26 Dec 2025

14. Digitalisation
Digital technologies expose countries to greater vulnerabilities but also
present many opportunities to enhance productivity and improve
quality of life. This focus area will share Singapore’s experience in
implementing Smart Nation initiatives, data-driven decision-making,
and cybersecurity strategies.
Digital Economy, E-Commerce and
Artificial Intelligence
9 – 13Jun 2025 26
Paving the Way for Effective Intellectual
Properties Commercialisation
28 Jul - 1 Aug 2025 27
Fintech Governance: Building a
Sustainable Future of Finance
18 - 22 Aug 2025 28
Transforming Public Service with the
Power of Artificial Intelligence
15 - 19 Sep 2025 29
Integrated Cybersecurity for Safer
Digital Worlds
13 - 17 Oct 202530
Smart City: Internet of Things Solutions
and Technologies Management
24 - 28 Nov 2025 31
Industry 4.0: Future of Artificial
Intelligence and Big Data Analytics
9 - 13 Feb 2026 32
Industry 4.0 and Innovation
Management
2 - 6 Mar 2026 33
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24 | DIGITALISATION DIGITALISATION | 25

15. Synopsis
ThiscoursewillshareSingapore’sinsightsonthe
commercialisation andfinancingofintellectual
properties(IP)andotherintangibleassets,whichare
regularlycreatedbutalsoroutinelyunderperforming
incommercialisation.Thecoursewillalsocoverthe
rulesofIPprotectionandcommercialisation,andhow
government policiesandofficescanpromotethe
commercialutilisationoftheseassets.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
policymaking for promoting the use of IP systems.
Topics
•Introduction to the types of IP-related assets and the
rules of their protection
•Bestpracticesinmanaging andcommercialising
IP-relatedassets,includingmarket analysis,
joint-ventures and risk management
•Singapore’s experiences infacilitatinghigh-
performingutilisation of these assets, including IP
licensing and IP dispute resolution
Synopsis
Thiscourse willshare Singapore’sexperiencein
growing a digital economy, promoting e-commerce,
and approach to Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
policymaking and digital transformation.
Topics
•Governing in a digital era empowered by AI
•Pursuing growth in the digital economy
•Building an inclusive digital society
•AI revolution and implications for governments
•Partnering to embrace a digital future
Digital Economy, E-Commerce
and Artificial Intelligence
Paving the Way for Effective
Intellectual Properties
Commercialisation
Course Dates:
26 | DIGITALISATION
Course Dates:Nomination Deadline: Nomination Deadline:
9 -13 Jun 2025 11 Apr 2025 28 Jul -1 Aug 2025 30May2025
DIGITALISATION | 27

16. Synopsis
This course will cultivate an innovative mindset among
participants, equip them with aforward-thinking
approach towards Artificial Intelligence (AI) and
prepare them to implement new operational
strategies for improved public service.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
policymaking and public service delivery.
Topics
•Current developments and application of AI in
various industries
•Creating and protecting the intangible value of AI
•Building AI capabilities in a government organisation
•Generative AI and its application in public service
delivery
•Considerations of privacy and security in an AI-
powered public sector
Synopsis
Thiscoursewillequipparticipantswiththelatest
insightsonthedevelopments ofFintechand its
adoption,and how to meet the regulatory challenges
for sustaining a Fintech environment that balances
Fintech benefits with risk management .
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
themanagement and/or regulatory function of
finance, digital innovation and cybersecurity.
Topics
•Overview of Fintech innovation and applications
•Building an ideal ecosystem for supporting Fintech
adoption
•EconomicbenefitsandchallengesofFintechadoptions
•Fintech governance and regulatory response
Fintech Governance: Building a
Sustainable Future of Finance
Transforming Public Service with
the Power of Artificial Intelligence
Course Dates:
28 | DIGITALISATION
Course Dates:Nomination Deadline: Nomination Deadline:
18 -22 Aug 2025 20 Jun 2025 15 -19 Sep 2025 18Jul2025
DIGITALISATION | 29

17. Synopsis
This course will draw on Singapore’s Smart Nation
experience and examine the concepts, strategy, policy,
governance and technological aspects of cybersecurity
through the sharing ofperspectivesoncurrent
cybersecurity threats, challenges and best practices.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
cybersecurity policy planning and enforcement.
Topics
•Cybersecurity and Smart Nation
•Understand the cyber threat landscape
•Cybersecurity governance framework, policies and
technologies
•Role of public institutions in cybersecurity
•Singapore’s cybersecurity best practices in both the
public and private sectors
Synopsis
This course will share insights on the Internet of Things
(IoT) as a key foundation of Smart Nation in Singapore,
its technologies and best practices to achieve Smart
Nation objectives.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
technology and IoT-related projects.
Topics
•Introduction to IoT and how it supports the vision of
the Smart Nation
•IoT lifecycle
•Benefits and evaluation of IoT solutions
•Applications of IoT across diverse sectors
•Adoption of IoT
Integrated Cybersecurity
for Safer Digital Worlds
Smart City: Internet of Things
Solutions and Technologies
Management
Course Dates:
30 | DIGITALISATION
Course Dates:Nomination Deadline: Nomination Deadline:
13 -17 Oct 2025 15 Aug 2025 24 -28 Nov 2025 26Sep2025
DIGITALISATION | 31

18. Synopsis
This course will explore the convergence of Industry
4.0 concepts and Artificial Intelligence (AI). It will also
provideinsights onvarious aspects of Industry 4.0
concepts, including how AI can be used to provide
better and timely insights to data.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
policymaking pertaining to industry and workforce
development.
Topics
•An overview on data and analytics process and life
cycle
•Industry 4.0 concepts and how it applies to digital
economy, supply chain and digital government
•AI concepts and its applications
•Business analytics framework and process
•Introduction to business analytics projects
Synopsis
This course will explore the evolving innovation
landscape, the transformative and disruptive potential
of new technology developments, and Singapore’s
strategy in harnessing innovation for sustainable
economic growth in a knowledge -based economy.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
innovation management and policy formulation
pertaining to industry and workforce development.
Topics
•Role of government in the innovation and
technology policy formation in the context of
Industry 4.0
•Strategies for innovation and intellectual property
management in a knowledge -based economy
•Singapore’s innovation management and ecosystem
in the era of Industry 4.0
•Dataanalyticsfordecision-makingina
knowledge-based economy
•Development of financial technology and digital
inclusion in the era of Industry 4.0
Industry 4.0: Future of Artificial
Intelligence and Big Data Analytics
Industry 4.0 and
Innovation Management
Course Dates:
32 | DIGITALISATION
Course Dates:Nomination Deadline: Nomination Deadline:
9 -13 Feb 2026 12 Dec 2025 2 -6 Mar 2026 2Jan2026
DIGITALISATION | 33

19. Education, Leadership
and Governance
Strong leadership and effective governance are crucial for nation-
building and economic development. This focus area will share
Singapore’s experiences in leadership development and public policy
formulation, including skills training and enhanced citizen engagement.
Strategic Leadership and
Public Governance
5 - 9 May 2025 36
TVET Leaders Workshop on Emerging
Technologies,Digitalisation and
Generative Artificial Intelligence
16 - 20 Jun 2025 37
Public Administration and Governance 30 Jun - 4 Jul 202538
Education Transformation for
Policymakers: The Singapore Experience
18 - 22 Aug 2025 39
Innovations in Governance 1 - 5 Sep 202540
Urban Planning 17 - 21 Nov 2025 41
Public Housing 26 - 30 Jan 2026 42
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20. Synopsis
ThiscoursewillshareSingapore’sexperienceinpublic
sectorleadership,economic development, good
governance strategies and human capital
development.
Participant
Profile
Mid-to senior-level government officials involved in
leadership andstrategic planning.
Topics
•Singapore’s approach to governance and public
service transformation
•Public accountability and financial management in
Singapore
•Futures thinking and economic planning in
Singapore
•Human resource management in the Singapore
public service
•Organisational change leadership
Synopsis
Thiscoursewillshareinsightsonthelatest
advancementsinemergingtechnologiesandArtificial
Intelligence(AI)-drivendigitaltransformation.Itwill
alsoexplorepracticalapplicationsintechnical
educationandskilldevelopmenttoenhancefuture
workforcecapabilities.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level TVET trainers and administrators
from government institutions.
Topics
•Role of TVET in Singapore’s economic development
•Developing a successful TVET system - the Singapore
experience
•TVET partnership with industry, for industry
•Introduction to generative AI - maximising
productivityand ensuring responsible use
•Student services: The ITE model
Strategic Leadership
and Public Governance
TVET Leaders Workshop on
Emerging Technologies,
Digitalisation and Generative
Artificial Intelligence
Course Dates:
36 | EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE
Nomination Deadline:Course Dates: Nomination Deadline:
5 -9 May 2025 7 Mar 2025 16 -20 Jun 2025 18Apr2025
EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE | 37

21. Synopsis
This course will cover the unique challenges to
Singapore’s education system, including how ithas
continuously transformed itself to deliver outcomes
that strengthenstudents’competenciesand
dispositions to thrive in school and in the future.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
policymaking for education.
Topics
•Emerging educational trends and issues
•Policies andpractices to cultivate forward looking
schools to prepare students for future challenges and
opportunities
•Strategies to develop resilient school systems
•Strategiesandinitiatives to foster innovation and
change to improve the quality of teaching and school
leadership
•Policies to cultivate professionalism in teaching to
enhance both teacher and teaching quality
Synopsis
This course will share Singapore’s experience in public
governanceand administration in building a future-
ready and responsive public service.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
public governance and administration.
Topics
•Singapore’sapproach to governance and public
service transformation
•Public accountability and financial management in
the Singapore public service
•Human resource management in the Singapore
public service
•Harnessing technology in public service delivery
•Leveraging public service as convenor for citizen
engagement and participation
Public Administration and
Governance
Education Transformation for
Policymakers:
The Singapore Experience
Course Dates: Nomination Deadline:Course Dates:
38 | EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE
Nomination Deadline:
30 Jun -4 Jul 2025 2 May 2025 18 -22 Aug 2025 20Jun2025
EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE | 39

22. Synopsis
This course will explore the principles of urban
planning, with a focus on sustainable development
and integrated planning approaches. Drawing from
Singapore’s experiences, participants will examine
policy frameworks, planning strategies, and
innovations in creating sustainable and resilient urban
environments.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
urban planning, infrastructure projects planning and
investments.
Topics
•Principlesofurbanplanningandsustainable
development
•Integrated urban planning frameworks
•Smart city initiatives and urban infrastructure
•Sustainable land use and zoning policies
•Case studies on Singapore’s urban planning strategies
Synopsis
This course will share Singapore’s experience in public
policy and service delivery innovation, and the
capabilitiesrequired for the public service to stay
relevant.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
leading and overseeing public sector reforms.
Topics
•Singapore’s approach to governance and public service
transformation
•Building a digital economy and fostering digital
inclusion
•Enabling design-driven innovation in the public
service
•Leading organisational transformation
•Leveraging public service as convenorforcitizen
engagement and participation
Innovations in Governance Urban Planning
Course Dates: Nomination Deadline:Course Dates:
40| EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE
Nomination Deadline:
1 -5 Sep 2025 4 Jul 2025 17 -21 Nov 2025 19Sep2025
EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE | 41

23. Synopsis
This course will provide an in-depth exploration of
public housing policies, design, and development in
urban environments. It will cover the historical
evolution of public housing, its social and economic
impacts, and keypolicy frameworks that shape
affordable housing strategies.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
public housing, infrastructure projects planning and
investments.
Topics
•Public housing in Singapore
•Housing policy frameworks
•Sustainable and inclusive housing design
•Affordable housing mechanisms
•Future smart housing solutions
42 | EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE
Public Housing
Did you know?
The SCP is committed to offering
courses on emerging areasto
meetcountries’ evolving needs.
The introduction of ‘International
Law and Arbitration’ as a new focus
area exemplifies the SCP’s ongoing
effort to stay ahead of global trends.
Course Dates: Nomination Deadline:
26 -30 Jan 2026 28 Nov 2025

24. International Law
and Arbitration
International law facilitates cooperation among countries to tackle
shared problems and achieve common goals. This focus area will
share Singapore’s perspective on the legal frameworks that shape
international relations and their importance in addressing pressing
global challenges.
International Law of the Sea 10 - 14 Nov 2025 46
International Trade Law: Harmonisation
and Key Legal Instruments of the
United Nations Commission on
International Trade Law
9 - 13 Mar 202647
Scan here to apply!
44 | INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ARBITRATION INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ARBITRATION | 45

25. Synopsis
This course will focus on the 1982 United Nations
Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which
covers the rights and obligations of States in the
variousmaritimezones,andthe role of key
international organisations related to the Law of the
Sea.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials from the
foreign affairs, marine and environment departments
involved in issues related to the Law of the Sea.
Topics
•Overview of international law and Law of the Sea
•Maritime boundary delimitation and economic zones
•UNCLOS’s dispute settlement mechanisms
•Maritime scientific research
•Emerging topics affecting UNCLOS
International Law of the Sea
Course Dates:
46 | INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ARBITRATION
Nomination Deadline:
10 -14 Nov 2025 12Sep2025
INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ARBITRATION | 47
Synopsis
Thiscoursewillprovideanoverviewofinternational
tradelawandkeylegalinstrumentspreparedand
recommended byUnitedNationsCommission on
InternationalTradeLaw(UNCITRAL),thecorelegal
bodyoftheUnitedNationsinthefieldofinternational
tradelaw.Participantswillhavegreaterunderstanding
ofthelegalissuesandsolutionsprovidedbyUNCITRAL
instruments,includinginsightsoninstrumentsthat
Singaporeparticipatedactivelyindevelopingasa
memberofUNCITRAL.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
issues related to international trade law, particularly
the subjects covered by UNCITRAL instruments.
Topics
•OverviewofInternationalTradeLaw
•Overview of current work at various fora (including
WTO and ASEAN) on international trade law
•Examination of key international legal instruments
from UNCITRAL(includingrecentworkonjudicial
saleofships,automatedcontracting,warehouse
receipts,andvoluntarycarboncredits)
•Implementation with domestic legislation
•Dispute resolution, including the Singapore
Convention on Mediation and current work on
Investor-State Dispute Settlement Reform
International Trade Law:
Harmonisation and Key Legal
Instruments of the United Nations
Commission on International
Trade Law
9 -13 Mar 2026 9 Jan 2026
Course Dates: Nomination Deadline:

26. 48 | INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ARBITRATION
Did you know?
The SCP also runs the Initiative for
ASEAN Integration (IAI), which aims
to narrow development gaps within
ASEANand enhance ASEAN’s
competitiveness as a region. Under
theIAI, the SCP operates 4 Singapore
Cooperation Centres in Cambodia,
Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam.

27. Public Health
Effective public health strategies and strong healthcare systems are
crucial to improving people’s physical and mental well-being. This focus
area will share Singapore’s experience in healthcare management,
including the integration of digital solutions in healthcare.
Digital Transformation in
Public Healthcare
25 - 29 Aug 2025 52
Urban Health Security 8 - 12 Sep 202553
Digital Health Informatics and
Healthcare Logistics
26 - 30 Jan 2026 54
Healthcare Management 2 - 6 Mar 2026 55
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50 | PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC HEALTH | 51

28. Synopsis
This course will share best practices and technologies
in the healthcare industry’s digital wave to enable the
delivery of better patient experiences and improved
health outcomes.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
public health.
Topics
•TelemedicineandArtificialIntelligence-enabled
medical devices
•Data sharing among healthcare providers
•Use of technology in decision-making on treatment
plans and health outcomes
Synopsis
This course will equip participants with the skills to
apply integrated leadership for outbreak response on
the ground, implement policy and risk analysis during
apublic health emergency, andeffect community
health protection and stakeholder engagement.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
public health response and management.
Topics
•Singapore’sexperienceinbuildingnational
capacitiesand capabilities to respond to outbreaks at
the global, national and local levels
•Use of technology in urban health preparedness
•Risk communication, community engagement and
protection of vulnerable groups
•Policy implementation at hospitals and primary care
institutions
•Buildcommunityresilienceandparticipatory
governance for future outbreaks
Digital Transformation
in Public Healthcare
Urban Health Security
Course Dates: Nomination Deadline: Course Dates:
52 | PUBLIC HEALTH
Nomination Deadline:
25 -29 Aug 2025 27 Jun 2025 8 -12 Sep 2025 11Jul2025
PUBLIC HEALTH | 53

29. Synopsis
This course will provide an overview of Singapore’s
strategy and initiatives to address healthcare needs,
and how it is evolving to meet current and future
challenges.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
healthcare policymaking and planning.
Topics
•Singapore’s approach to governance and social policies
•Provision of accessible, affordable and quality
healthcare
•Upstream approaches and interventions to holistic
healthcare
•Use of technology to improve healthcare outcomes
•Singapore’sresponseto pandemicsandmajordisease
outbreaks
Synopsis
This course will equip participants with competencies
in health informatics and healthcare logistics. It will
examine the significance of health informatics, explore
the critical need for its support, and identify resources
crucialforeffectivecommunication between
healthcare and Information Technology professionals.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
digitalisation of public health and healthcare logistics.
Topics
•Digitalisation in public health
•Healthcare management
•Telehealth applications
•Open data / Big data
•Supply chain management
Digital Health Informatics and
Healthcare Logistics
Healthcare Management
Course Dates:
54 | PUBLIC HEALTH
Course Dates: Nomination Deadline:Nomination Deadline:
26 -30 Jan 2026 28 Nov 2025 2 -6 Mar 2026 2Jan2026
PUBLIC HEALTH | 55

30. National Resilience
Enhancing national capabilities to build a cohesive and stable society is
crucial as countries navigate complex development challenges. This
focus area will share Singapore’s innovative policiesaimedat
strengthening national capabilities, future proofing the workforce and
fostering social cohesion.
Assuring Food Safety and Security 21 - 25 Jul 202558
Food Security: Local Innovations
to Global Partnership
11 - 15 Aug 2025 59
Singapore's Drug Control Programme 13 - 16 Oct 202560
Empowering Persons with Disabilities
or Special Needs
17 - 21 Nov 2025 61
Gender Equality in an Inclusive Society 2 - 6 Feb 2026 62
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56 | NATIONAL RESILIENCE NATIONAL RESILIENCE | 57

31. Synopsis
This course will share Singapore’s national strategies
and policies in ensuring safe food supply. It will also
focus on frameworks, laws and regulations that are
science- and risk-based.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
food safety and security policies.
Topics
•National strategies and policy in ensuring safe food
supply
•Food safety legislative framework and standards
•Science- and risk-based systems in ensuring food
safety
•National food safety monitoring and food safety
testing capabilities
•Food security strategies and initiatives
Synopsis
This course will address effectivefoodsecurity
management at the strategic and policy levels,
focusing on the preparedness and response phase of
the food security management cycle.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level governmentofficials involved in
food security management, emergency response, and
building disaster response capacity and capabilities.
Topics
•Management framework for effective food security
management
•Crisis leadership competency framework
•Use of technology to enhance food security and build
global partnerships
•Crisis communication and media management
Assuring Food Safety and Security
Food Security: Local Innovations
to Global Partnership
Course Dates:
58 | NATIONAL RESILIENCE
Course Dates:Nomination Deadline: Nomination Deadline:
21 -25 Jul 2025 23 May 2025 11 -15 Aug 2025 13Jun2025
NATIONAL RESILIENCE | 59

32. Synopsis
This course will share insights on Singapore’s
comprehensive drug control strategy and preventive
drug education efforts.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in drug
enforcement and management.
Topics
•Singapore’s comprehensive drug control strategy
•Enforcement strategies and anti-drug legislation
•Evidence-informedtreatmentandrehabilitation
regime
•Introduction to Singapore’s Home Team Concept, the
Home Team Departments, and their interoperability,
in the fight against drugs
•Role of forensic laboratories, community partners
and non-governmental organisations in countering
the domestic drug problem
Synopsis
This course will share Singapore’sapproachto
empower persons with disabilities or special needs to
participate as integral and contributing citizens, and
build a more inclusive society.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
social policy planning and development.
Topics
•Singapore’s approach to governance and social
inclusion
•Singapore’s social policy landscape, key trends and
challenges
•Policies and initiatives to support persons with
disabilities
•Approachesandinitiativestopromotesocial
inclusionin education and sports
•Efforts to improve employability for persons with
disabilities or special needs
Singapore’s Drug Control
Programme
Empowering Persons with
Disabilities or Special Needs
Course Dates:
60 | NATIONAL RESILIENCE
Course Dates:Nomination Deadline: Nomination Deadline:
13 -15 Oct 2025 15 Aug 2025 17 -21 Nov 2025 19Sep2025
NATIONAL RESILIENCE | 61

33. Synopsis
This course will share Singapore’s journey to promote
and build an inclusive society of equal opportunities
for women and men.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
policymaking on gender equality, women’s rights and/
or promoting gender equality.
Topics
•Singapore’s approach to governance and social
inclusion
•Policies and initiatives to support gender equality
•Approaches and initiatives to promote gender
equality in workplace and society
•Supporting women in leadership
Gender Equality in an
Inclusive Society
Did you know?
The SCP logo is made up of a red
globe with a white ascending path,
symbolising the global nature of the
SCP and Singapore’s commitment
towork with ourpartners for
development and progress.
Course Dates:
62 | NATIONAL RESILIENCE
Nomination Deadline:
2 -6 Feb 2026 5 Dec 2025

34. Trade and Economy
Trade playsa crucial role in driving economic growth, attracting
investment, and optimising resource allocation. This focus area will
share Singapore’s strategies for financing infrastructure, establishing
resilient supply chains and facilitating free trade.
Trade and Business Development 19 - 23 May 2025 66
Supply Chain Management 14 - 18 Jul 202567
Tourism: Evolving Landscape
and Enablers
27 - 31 Oct 202568
Creating a Business-Friendly Regulatory
Environment for Economic Growth
19 - 23 Jan 202669
Technopreneurship: Enabling
Innovation and Start-up Ecosystem
9 - 13 Mar 202670
64 | TRADE AND ECONOMY TRADE AND ECONOMY | 65
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35. Synopsis
This course will share Singapore’s approach to
developingthe economy through trade facilitation and
policies.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
tradefacilitations, economic planning and
development work.
Topics
•Singapore’s approach to governance and economic
development
•Role of trade in economic development and growth
•Policy instruments, and role of government and
non-government organisations in trade facilitation
•Challenges and opportunities in international trade
facilitation
•Singapore’s approach to trade facilitation
Synopsis
This course will explore the future of supply chain and
Singapore’sapproachtoenhancingsupply chain
resilience.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
strategic planning in issues related to global supply
chains, and policy and planning that may be affected
by supply chain disruptions.
Topics
•Innovations in logistics infrastructure
•Technology as an enabler for supply chain resilience
•Global supply chains and maritime logistics
•Global supply chains and food
•Future of supply chains
Trade and Business Development Supply Chain Management
Course Dates:
66 | TRADE AND ECONOMY
Course Dates:Nomination Deadline: Nomination Deadline:
19 -23 May 2025 21 Mar 2025 14 -18 Jul 2025 16May2025
TRADE AND ECONOMY | 67

36. Synopsis
This coursewill equip participants with the latest
insights on the changing regulatory landscape and
the mindsetfordesigning and implementing a
regulatory environment that promotes social good
and minimises the adverse impact on businesses and
investments.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in the
regulatory sector.
Topics
•Introduction to economic sectors that are ripe for
regulatory attention
•Singapore’sregulatoryjourneyforcreatinga
business-friendly regulatory environment
•Case studies on business-related schemes
Synopsis
This coursewill share Singapore’s insights on the
enablers of various forms of tourism, including the
traditional forms of tourism and themore recent
forms, such as health tourism and technology-enabled
tourism.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
policymaking for promoting tourism.
Topics
•Introduction to the current global landscape of
tourism - trends and challenges
•Policies and strategies that address key concerns of
traditional forms of tourism
•Exploitation of intellectual properties for attracting
investments into the sector
•Technologies and e-tourism
•Policies and strategies that especially address key
concerns of more recent forms of tourism
Tourism: Evolving
Landscape and Enablers
Creating a Business-Friendly
Regulatory Environment for
Economic Growth
Course Dates:
68 | TRADE AND ECONOMY
Course Dates: Nomination Deadline:Nomination Deadline:
27 -31 Oct 2025 29 Aug 2025 19 -23 Jan 2026 21Nov2025
TRADE AND ECONOMY | 69

37. Synopsis
This course will provide an overview of the ecosystem
and policies to support entrepreneurship and
incubating start-ups.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
promoting innovation and technopreneurship.
Topics
•Criticalfactorsfor incubationandtechnology
entrepreneurship
•Major elements of start-up or entrepreneurship activity
•Key challenges faced in starting a venture
Technopreneurship: Enabling
Innovation and Start-up Ecosystem
Did you know?
The SCP taps on expertise from both
the public and privatesectors to
offerwell-rounded perspectives that
enhanceparticipants’learning
experiences.
Course Dates:
70 | TRADE AND ECONOMY
Nomination Deadline:
9 -13 Mar 2026 9 Jan 2026

38. Connectivity
Good connectivity to efficiently move people and goods within
countries and across borders is crucial for economic growthand
international competitiveness. This focus area will share Singapore’s
experience in growing the aviation, maritime and land transport sectors.
Safety Oversight Inspectors
(Air Navigation Services)*
9 - 13 Jun 202574
Sustainable and Integrated Urban
Transport Planning and Management
23 - 27 Jun 2025 75
Directors Programme in
AviationManagement*
4 - 8 Aug 2025 76
Port Management and Operations 4 - 8 Aug 2025 77
Safety Oversight Inspectors
(Aerodrome)*
25 - 29 Aug 2025 78
State Safety Programme
Implementation*
6 - 10 Oct 202579
Climate Change and Aviation
Sustainability*
27 - 31 Oct 202580
Aviation Foundation Programme* 10 - 14 Nov 2025 81
Search and Rescue Administrators* 2 - 13 Mar 202682
*For aviation-related courses, please refer to the CAAS website
at www.caas.gov.sg/saa/fellowships.
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72 | CONNECTIVITY CONNECTIVITY | 73

39. Synopsis
This course willsharethe fundamental principles
underlying safety oversight measures relating to Air
Navigation Services (ANS) required of a State’s aviation
regulatory body, in accordance with International Civil
Aviation Organization (ICAO)’s requirements.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials from civil
aviation authorities and related government agencies
responsible forANSoversight management and
inspection.
Topics
•Understand the role and responsibilities of an ANS
safety oversight inspector
•Understand the ICAO Standards and Recommended
Practices (SARPs), and other national civil aviation
regulations relating to ANS
•Equipparticipantswiththeknowledgeto update
their organisation’s safety oversight mechanisms
relating to ANS
Synopsis
This course will provide insights into how Singapore
employs sustainable urban transportplanning
strategies and innovations to develop and manage our
land transport systems effectively in environmental,
financial and social aspects.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
managing sustainabletransportsystems,public
transport policy and planning.
Topics
•Singapore’sintegratedlandtransportsystem-
planning concepts and strategies
•Bus and rail financing models - financing sustainable
public transport system
•Intelligent transport systems for traffic management
•Travel demand management
•Cybersecurity in public transport
Safety Oversight Inspectors
(Air Navigation Services)
Sustainable and Integrated
Urban Transport Planning and
Management
Course Dates:
74 | CONNECTIVITY
Course Dates:Nomination Deadline: Nomination Deadline:
9 -13 Jun 2025 14 Feb 2025 23 -27 Jun 2025 25Apr2025
CONNECTIVITY | 75

40. Synopsis
This course will equip participants with the knowledge
to formulate and implement policies relating to
aviation development in a dynamic environment. It will
also share Singapore’s experience in developing and
managing a safe, secure and sustainable aviation hub.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials from civil
aviation authorities and related government agencies
involvedinpolicy formulation, development of
airports, air navigation services and airlines.
Topics
•Examine theroleand importance ofpublic
leadership, governance and policy making in national
aviation development
•Adaptpolicy formulationandimplementation
strategies in the development and management of
the aviation sector
•Build business resilience throughfutures thinking
and scenario planning
•Analyseimpactofglobalaviationtrendsin
sustainability, technology and innovation
Synopsis
ThiscoursewillshareSingapore’spoliciesand
experienceinplanning,organisingandoptimising
limitedresourcesforthedevelopmentofSingapore’s
port.Itwillalsoexplainhowportdevelopment
continuestocontributetoSingapore’seconomic
developmentwhileaddressingglobalissuessuchas
decarbonisationanddigitalisation.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials involved in
port planning, operations and maritime issues.
Topics
•Overview of Singapore’s ports and challenges facing
the terminals
•Emergency planning, preparedness and response to
marine incidents
•Port security regulatory framework
•Development and planning of container terminals
•Decarbonisation and digitalisation efforts
Directors Programme in
Aviation Management
Port Management and Operations
Course Dates:
76 | CONNECTIVITY
Course Dates:Nomination Deadline: Nomination Deadline:
4 -8 Aug 2025 11 Apr 2025 4 -8 Aug 2025 6Jun2025
CONNECTIVITY | 77

41. Synopsis
Thiscoursewillprovidean overview of the
fundamental principles underlying the safety oversight
measures and activities relating to aerodromes
requiredof a State’s aviation regulatory body, in
accordance with the International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO)’s requirements.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level government officials from civil
aviation authorities and related government agencies
involved in safety oversight management and
inspection of aerodromes.
Topics
•Understand the roles and responsibilities ofan
aerodrome inspector
•Understand the ICAO Standards and Recommended
Practices (SARPs)on safety oversight relating to
aerodromes
•Equipparticipantswith the knowledge to review
and update their organisation’s safety oversight
mechanisms relating to aerodromes
Synopsis
This course will equip participants with the skills to
implement and administer State Safety Programme
(SSP) based on safety management principles and
best practices.
Participant
Profile
Mid- to senior-level officials from civil aviation
authorities and related government agencies involved
in SSP implementation and administration.
Topics
•Safety management fundamentals
•Safety management Standards and Recommended
Practices (SARPs) (ICAO Annex 19)
•SSP implementation (mechanisms and processes)
•Supplementary tools and guidance materials (locally
developed)
•Sharing on Singapore’s SSP implementation
Safety Oversight Inspectors
(Aerodrome)
State Safety
Programme Implementation
Course Dates:
78 | CONNECTIVITY
Course Dates:Nomination Deadline: Nomination Deadline:
25 -29 Aug 2025 2 May 2025 6 -10 Oct 2025 13Jun2025
CONNECTIVITY | 79

42. Synopsis
This coursewill provide participants with knowledge of
thecomplexitiesof implementing sustainable
environmental, social and economic strategies within
the aviation industry.
Participant
Profile
Mid- tosenior-level officials from civil aviation
authorities and related government agencies involved
in developing sustainability strategies for the aviation
sector.
Topics
•Understand environmental and social sustainability
in the context of aviation business planning
•Examine issues and challenges facing the aviation
industry alongside sustainability targets for the
future
•Examineimplementationplansandindustry
initiatives in aviation sustainability
Synopsis
This course will equip participants with the knowledge
to manage a broad spectrum of air transport issues
across multiple domains by providing an overview of
the civil aviation sector, its major elements, and their
interfaces in an integral ecosystem.
Participant
Profile
Mid-tosenior-levelofficialsfromcivilaviationauthorities
and related government agencies.
Topics
•Correlate how each component of the aviation
ecosystem interacts with one another for the
development of an air hub and secure air transport
operations
•Examine the considerations and trade-offs involved
in the development of an air hub
•Analyse aviation management policies and strategies
from the perspective of safety, security and air traffic
management
•Examine future developments of the aviation sector
Climate Change and
Aviation Sustainability
Aviation Foundation Programme
Course Dates:
80 | CONNECTIVITY
Course Dates:Nomination Deadline: Nomination Deadline:
27 -31 Oct 2025 4 Jul 2025 10 -14 Nov 2025 18Jul2025
CONNECTIVITY | 81

43. Synopsis
Thiscourse will equip participants with the
competencies to develop, organise, manage and
perform continuous improvements of the International
Civil AviationOrganization(ICAO)-compliantcivil
aviation Search and Rescue (SAR) services.
Participant
Profile
Mid- tosenior-level officials from civil aviation
authoritiesand relatedgovernment agencies
responsible for the management and administration of
a SAR organisation or unit.
Topics
•Strategise the development of a civil aviation SAR
service in compliance with the ICAO Standards and
Recommended Practices
•Plan for the seamless integration of a civil aviation
SARserviceingenericnational andregional
emergency response services
•Identify optimalrecruiting, trainingandtechnical
options to satisfy the ICAO Standards
Search and Rescue Administrators
Did you know?
Sinceits inception,the SCPhas
welcomed participants atvarious
stages of their careers, from junior
officers to senior officials such as
MinistersandPermanent Secretaries.
Course Dates:
82 | CONNECTIVITY
Nomination Deadline:
2 -13 Mar 2026 7 Nov 2025

44. Macroeconomic and
Financial Management
Singapore signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the
InternationalMonetary Fund (IMF) in 1997 to establish the IMF-
Singapore Regional Training Institute (STI). The IMF-STI has served as
the IMF’s regional training centre for the Asia-Pacific region, providing
training and technical assistance on macroeconomic and financial
management, as well as on emerging issues such as climate change
and FinTech. As part of this collaboration, the STI has trained over 21,000
government officials from 38 countries, conducting more than 30
programmes annually in Singapore.
Course Title Scheduled Date
Fintech and Digital Money: Selected Issues 7 - 11 Apr 2025
Fiscal Sustainability 14 - 25 Apr 2025
Cyber Risk Regulation and Supervision 5 - 9 May 2025
Confronting Macro-Critical Corruption 19 - 22 May 2025
Financial Sector Surveillance 19 - 30 May 2025
Financial Soundness Indicators 9 - 13 Jun 2025
Macroeconomics of Climate Change 16 - 27 Jun 2025
Macroeconometric Forecasting
and Analysis
30 Jun - 11 Jul 2025
Fiscal Rules and Frameworks 25 - 29 Aug 2025
Macroeconomic Diagnostics 1 - 12 Sep 2025
84 | MACROECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT MACROECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT | 85

45. Course Title Scheduled Date
Public Sector Debt Statistics - Advanced 1 - 12 Sep 2025
Gender Inequality and Macroeconomics 22 - 26 Sep 2025
Workshop on the Sovereign Risk and Debt
Sustainability Framework for Market Access
Countries
22 - 26 Sep 2025
Corporate and Household Insolvency 13 - 15 Oct 2025
Climate in Macroeconomic Framework 13 - 17 Oct 2025
Safeguards Assessments of Central Banks 27 - 31 Oct 2025
Financial Programming and Policies -
Blended
27 Oct - 7 Nov 2025
Fintech Market Development and Policy
Implications
3 - 14 Nov 2025
Toolsfor Central Banking Implementation:
FX Intervention, Liquidity Forecasting, and
Central Bank Balance Stress Testing
10 - 14 Nov 2025
Financial Market Infrastructures: Principles
and Practices
17 - 21 Nov 2025
86 | MACROECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Course Title Scheduled Date
Macro-Stress Testing II - Advanced 24 - 28 Nov 2025
Debt Management, Debt Reporting, and
Investor Relations
1 - 5 Dec 2025
Model-Based Monetary Policy Analysis
and Forecasting - Blended
1 - 12 Dec 2025
Nowcasting 8 - 19 Dec 2025
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Please refer to STl's website
(www.imfsti.org) for the most
up-to-date course information.
MACROECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT | 87

46. 7 - 11Jul
Integrated Waste
Management Strategies
and Circular Economy
CALENDAR OF COURSES | 89
5 - 9 May
Strategic Leadership
and Public Governance
2025 Calendar of Courses
9 - 13 Jun
Digital Economy,
E-Commerce and Artificial
Intelligence
Safety Oversight Inspectors
(Air Navigation Services)
30 Jun - 4 Jul
Public Administration
and Governance
28 Jul - 1 Aug
Carbon Accounting
Paving the Way for Effective
Intellectual Properties
Commercialisation
14 - 18 Jul
Supply Chain Management
21 - 25 Jul
Assuring Food Safety &
Security
19 - 23 May
Trade and Business
Development
16 - 20 Jun
TVET Leaders Workshop on
Emerging Technologies,
Digitalisation and Generative
Artificial Intelligence
23 - 27 Jun
Sustainable and Integrated
Urban Transport Planning
and Management
May
June July
The courses and schedule listed are correct at the time of
print. Visit our SCP website for the latest update.
Sustainability Action Package
Did you know?
The SCP deepens global solidarity
and cooperation by encouraging
sharing and bonding among course
participantsfrom geographically
distant andculturally diverse
countries.

47. 90 | CALENDAR OF COURSES
1 - 5 Sep
Innovations in Governance
15 - 19 Sep
Transforming Public
Service with the Power of
Artificial Intelligence
29 Sep - 3 Oct
Green Financing and
Sustainable Investments
11 - 15 Aug
Food Security:
Local Innovations to
Global Partnership
4 - 8 Aug
Directors Programme in
Aviation Management
Port Management
and Operations
18 - 22 Aug
Education Transformation
for Policymakers:
The Singapore Experience
Fintech Governance: Building a
Sustainable Future of Finance
8 - 12 Sep
Building Sustainable and
Resilient Cities
Urban Health Security
25 - 29 Aug
Digital Transformation in
Public Healthcare
Introduction to Carbon
Market and Pricing
Safety Oversight Inspectors
(Aerodrome)
SeptemberAugust
6 - 10 Oct
State Safety Programme
Implementation
3 - 7 Nov
Renewable Energy:
Low-Carbon Transition
24 - 28 Nov
Smart City: Internet of Things
Solutions and Technologies
Management
10 - 14 Nov
Aviation Foundation
Programme
International Law of the Sea
27 - 31 Oct
Climate Change and
Aviation Sustainability
Global Health Law
and Governance
Tourism: Evolving
Landscape and Enablers
17 - 21 Nov
Empowering Persons with
Disabilities or Special Needs
Urban Planning
13 - 16 Oct
Singapore’s Drug Control
Programme
13 - 17 Oct
Integrated Cybersecurity
for Safer Digital Worlds
October November
Sustainability Action PackageSustainability Action Package
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23 - 27 Feb
Sustainable Financing
of Cities
26 - 30 Jan
Digital Health Informatics and
Healthcare Logistics
Public Housing
19 - 23 Jan
Creating a Business-Friendly
Regulatory Environment for
Economic Growth
Sustainable Integrated Water
Resources Management
2 - 6 Mar
Healthcare Management
Industry 4.0 and Innovation
Management
9 - 13 Mar
International Trade Law:
Harmonisation and Key
Legal Instruments of the
United Nations Commission
on International Trade Law
Technopreneurship:
Enabling Innovation and
Start-up Ecosystem
2 - 13 Mar
Search and Rescue
Administrators
9 - 13 Feb
Article 6 Implementation on a
National Basis
Industry 4.0: Future of
Artificial Intelligence and
Big Data Analytics
2 - 6 Feb
Gender Equality in an
Inclusive Society
February
March
January
Sustainability Action Package
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49. SINGAPORE COOPERATION PROGRAMME
Technical Cooperation Directorate
Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Singapore 248163
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