[SINGAPORE] Sustainability is no longer simply about setting targets for a greener future. Increasingly, it is about changing how businesses operate today and finding ways to make environmental and social progress work in the real world. You can see that common thread running through this year’s Sustainability Impact Awards key winners. 

The property group is embedding sustainability into its buildings, with chief executive Liam Wee Sin stressing that long-term impact starts with decisions made at the design stage.

It is the primary platform used by the Singapore government to track and report against data centres and other critical infrastructure

It missed two of 16 sustainability goals it set in 2022, but is folding the lessons into a tougher set of targets for 2030

The region needs a practical stocktake that reflects today’s demand, energy security risks and investment bottlenecks

Greenphyto’s sustainable agritech aims to safeguard food supply

The firm uses a framework called Attributes of Purposeful Design in part to guide projects towards Green Mark certification

The Special Recognition winners of the Sustainability Impact Awards reveal what it takes to turn ambitious ESG goals into measurable, real-world outcomes

Carbon emissions, plastic pollution, seafarer health are high on the agenda

He holds three different titles, but treats them as one job to make the health system run cleaner, without patients ever noticing the difference