Emerging Stronger as an Antifragile Nation
Opinion - Azfer A. Khan, Ang Kheng Kiat
Crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic are an opportunity for Singapore to forge new bonds, by drawing from our different perspectives and capacities to benefit the common good.
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Intentional Public Engagement: The Next Phase of Government-Citizen Relations
Article - Yeoh Chee Yan
Public engagement in Singapore should become more purposeful, meaningful and integrated across traditional institutional and sectoral boundaries.
Co-creating the Rail Corridor's Future
Article - Tan See Nin
Broad hands-on community engagement has led the design and planning process for a significant stretch of former railway land.
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Developing Our Approach to Public Engagement
Article - Lena Leong
Clear goals, thoughtful processes and mutual trust are key to constructive engagement with the public.
Leveraging Networks for Public Service Delivery
Article - Yeo Yaw Shin, Tang Tee Sing, Nicholas Mai
Are we on the brink of a golden age of public service delivery, rich in cross-sector partnerships and collaborative networks?
After Our Singapore Conversation: The Futures of Governance
Opinion - Lim Seok Hui, Adrian W. J. Kuah
Two analysts from the Public Service Division reflect on Our Singapore Conversation’s radical implications for the nation and its public policy enterprise.
Ownership, Opportunity and Outcomes: Interview with Laurence Lien
Interview - Laurence Lien
The community sector can become more confident in working with others to solve collective problems — but it will take practice, patience and leadership.
Gearing the Public Service for SG100
Article - Peter Ong
Singapore’s Head of Civil Service charts new directions for the public sector as the nation looks forward to its next decades of growth.
The First New Synthesis Laboratory for Master Practitioners
Article - Jocelyne Bourgon
A groundbreaking lab for practitioners demonstrates the robustness and applicability of the New Synthesis Framework in transforming ideas about public administration and public value for the future.
