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National Environment Agency

Partnership Fund

Encourages organisations and companies from the People, Private and Public (3P) sectors to work together on innovative and sustainable environmental initiatives that promote environmental ownership among the local community.

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Recorded status: Accepting applications now

Who qualifies

  • Applicants must be Singaporeans / PRs or Singapore-registered organisations; individuals, interest groups and organisations may apply
  • Public agencies are not eligible to apply
  • Project must engage the general public
  • Project must include educational and/or outreach efforts
  • Project must not generate net profits
  • Project must involve at least one other partner from the 3P sector (excluding NEA)
  • Funding support ceases after the third application; each re-application must expand the project scope

What it funds

  • Community, arts, heritage, sports, social-good projects
  • Energy efficiency, decarbonisation, green certification, waste reduction

Costs covered: Third-party consultant or professional service fees; Hardware, machinery, IT equipment; Physical materials and consumables consumed by the funded project (e.g. construction materials, prototypes); Marketing, advertising, trade-fair booth costs; Internal staff salary attributable to the project.

Maximum support: up to 80%.

First successful application: up to $30,000 or 80% of supportable costs. Second: up to $25,000 or 50%. Third: up to $20,000 or 30%.

Recorded cap: S$30,000.

Cap applies to a first successful application; $25,000 on the second and $20,000 on the third. A project may be funded a maximum of three times (one initial application and two re-applications), and each re-application must expand the project scope. Equipment and tools for outreach are separately capped at S$3,000.

Payment: Paid in tranches against milestones.

How to apply

Submit an application with the project proposal, implementation timeline and KPIs and a project cost breakdown before the project starts. NEA grant officers follow up for clarifications; on approval a Letter of Offer is issued, funds are disbursed upfront and/or mid-way (KPI evidence is required for mid-way disbursement), and the balance is paid after a project audit.

The official page gives the full five-stage application flow and document list but states no processing time, no claim deadline and no application form or portal link.

  1. Application: submit the project proposal, project implementation timeline and KPIs, and the project cost breakdown.
  2. Evaluation and Approval: NEA grant officers will be in touch if clarifications are required.
  3. Upfront and/or Mid-way Disbursement: on receipt of the Letter of Offer, return the Letter of Acceptance (and KPI documentation for mid-way disbursement).
  4. Project Audit: submit the statement of accounts, itemised invoices or receipts, and documentation of KPI achievements.
  5. Final Disbursement: NEA grant officers will be in touch to finalise the disbursement.

Before applying

  • Projects that have started or are completed will not be considered

Documents

  • Project proposal, project implementation timeline and KPIs — The page does not state a file format.
  • Project cost breakdown — The page does not state a file format.
  • Direct Credit Authorisation Form (if applicable) — For first-time applicants, upon submission of the application form.

Claiming support

On receipt of the Letter of Offer return the Letter of Acceptance for upfront and/or mid-way disbursement; after the project audit NEA grant officers finalise the final disbursement.

Contact: NEA_3P_Funds@nea.gov.sg

Application window: The page does not state an application period or closing date.

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