The desire to serve the country and contribute to nation-building led Singapore Sustainability Scholar Ahmad Taufiq Bin Rohaimi to an engineering career. Intrigued by Singapore’s Water Story, Taufiq is determined to apply his engineering skills and knowledge to solve the future challenges of Singapore’s water supply and make an impact with PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency.
From an early age, PUB Scholar Zaw Maw Htun witnessed his father’s contributions to the water treatment industry and was inspired to follow in his footsteps. Having completed his studies at the University of Edinburgh on the Singapore Sustainability Scholarship, he has now joined Singapore’s national water agency as an executive engineer in the Water Supply (Plants) Department. Let’s delve into his journey and discover how he is engineering the flow of the water industry legacy from father to son.
PUB Scholar Melvin Chin has made ensuring access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene in Singapore his professional mandate in the fight against climate change.
Singapore Sustainability (PUB) Scholar Shawn sets out to apply his engineering expertise to climate change solutions.
PUB scholar and electrical engineer Vernice Toh shatters stereotypes in the male-dominated engineering industry.
Singapore Sustainability Scholar Jolyn Tan shares her scholarship journey and the development opportunities she received through PUB.
The Singapore Sustainability Scholarship by PUB allows Kevan Kong to turn his passion for water management into a way to give back to the community.
We learn from Singapore Sustainability Scholar Zhi Siong that besides providing water and public drainage, PUB is also using waterways to beautify Singapore’s cityscape.
Singapore Sustainability Scholar Amritha wishes to bring better technology to improve the water supply infrastructure in Singapore.
