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M.Sc Environmental Management National University of Singapore Report for the Academic Year 2007-2008

Report for the Academic Year 2007-2008

M.Sc. Environmental Management 1. Introduction

The Master of Science (Environmental Management), or MEM, Programme is a multi-disciplinary integrated programme that is hosted by the School of Design and Environment (SDE), National University of Singapore. It aims to provide graduate-level education in environmental management for senior and mid-level managers and professionals.

The MEM Programme is the only academic programme in NUS that is jointly mounted by seven faculties/schools in the University. The supporting faculties /schools are: Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, School of Design and Environment, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Science, NUS Business School, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine. SDE as host of the Programme administers the Programme and co-ordinates the curriculum. The Director of the Programme is from SDE. The other faculties contribute faculty members to teach, supervise dissertations and conduct seminars.

The Programme has a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Yale University’s School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, the oldest school on the environment in the US. The MOU provides for staff exchange, and each year, a faculty member from Yale teaches the core module Business and the Environment at NUS, while one or more professors from NUS teach at the Yale School.

2. Advisory Committee Members

The programme has a distinguished panel of advisors chaired by Professor Tommy Koh, Ambassador-at Large and Chairman of the Institute of Policy Studies, Singapore. During the academic year, five new members were appointed to the Committee.

Members of the Advisory Committee

• Prof James Gustave Speth Dean, School of Forestry and Environmental Studies Yale University, USA

• Mr. Warren Fernandez, Deputy Editor

and Foreign Editor, The Straits Times

• Prof Jack L Knetsch Professor Emeritus, Economics and Resource Management

• Mr. Kwek Leng Joo, Managing Director, City Developments Limited

• Mr. Ng Lang, Chief Executive Officer, National Parks Board

• Prof Nicholas A Robinson Gilbert & Sarah Kerlin Distinguished Professor of Environmental Law, Pace University, USA Chair, IUCN Academy of Environmental Law

• Mr. Lee Yuen Hee, chief Executive Officer, National Environment Agency


• Mr. Lee Tzu Yang Chairman, Shell Companies in Singapore

• Mrs. Kirtida Mekani, Consultant

• Mr. Edwin Khew Nominated Member of Parliament Chairman, Sustainable Energy Associationof Singapore (SEAS)

• Ms Kay Kuok Director, Kuok Singapore Ltd

3. Programme Management Committee

The programme is a collaboration of seven faculties in NUS, and each faculty / school is represented in the Programme Management Committee, as shown.

Chair: Members:

Assoc Prof Lye Lin Heng Law Faculty Deputy Chair: Prof George Ofori School of Design and Environment Programme Director Dr Malone-Lee Lai Choo School of Design and Environment

• Assoc Prof Bai Renbi Faculty of Engineering

• Prof Chou Loke Ming Faculty of Science

• Assoc Prof Audrey Chia NUS Business School

• Prof David Koh Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine

• Dr Ong Boon Lay School of Design and Environment

• Assoc Prof Victor Savage Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences

4. 2007-2008 Intake of Students

On the 3rd August 2007, the Programme welcomed its 7th intake of students. Guest –of-honour at the Welcome event was Mr. Tan Gee Paw, Chairman, and Public Utilities Board.

Mr. Tan Gee Paw, Chairman of PUB, Guest-of-honour, addressing the students

Prof. Heng Chye Kiang, Dean of SDE, encouraging the students to make good use of the resources available in NUS to further their academic pursuits.

Assoc. Prof. Lye Lin Heng, Chair of the MEM Programme Management Committee, highlighting the multi-faculty character of the MEM Programme


The new students admitted to the Programme in the Academic Year are:

Name of Student Nationality Background

Work Experience

Full-time students Mr. A.M.M Adeeb Bangladeshi B. Sc. (Environmental

Science) Senior Creative Writer

Mr. Asadullah Pakistani B. Sc. Ms. Deepika Shrestha Nepalese B.Sc. (Environmental

Science)

Environment Camps for Conservation Awareness (ECCA, Nepal)

Ms. G. Kannagi Singaporean B.Sc. (Botany) National Parks Board Mr. Ittoo Girish Raj Mauritian B.Eng. (Computer

Engineering) Analysis Programmer

Mr. Jaideep Singh Panwar Indian B. Eng (Electronics and Communications)

Tata Consultancy Service Ltd (India)

Mr Loh Peng Kiam, Kenneth Singaporean B.Sc. (Building) Real Estate Mr Mohammad Ali Naghizadeh

Iranian B.Sc. (Microbiology) Environmental Advisor

Mr Priyank Dinkerbhai Desai Indian B. Architecture Architecture Ms. Pun Wui-Mei Singaporean B.Sc. National Environment

Agency Mr. S.M. Faysal Kabir Shuvo Bangladeshi B. Urban & Regional

Planning Town Planning

Mr. Sujas Prasad Nepalese B. Forestry Forest Ranger Mr. Truong Manh Thang Vietnamese B. Economics Environmental

Protection Part-Time Students Ms Chio Kaiyun Singaporean B.Social Sciences National Environment

Agency Mr. Gan Chin Yean Singaporean B.Eng. / MBA Managing Director Ms Maria Martha Cecilia G Fernandez

Filipina B.Sc. (Business Economics), MBA

PSB Technologies - marketing

Ms Wong Hua Lin, Corrine Singaporean B. Eng (Environmental Engineering)

National Environment Agency

New students at the Welcome 2007-2008 Students at the video conference with Yale University Fulbright Scholar In the academic year, Jayson Tischler from Yale University joined NUS under a Fulbright Fellowship, and was attached to the MEM Programme while he did his research in Singapore. He participated in many of the courses and seminars, and completed his


research study entitled “The Model Green City: the psychology behind Singapore’s environmental success”, during his stay.

Students awarded Bursaries The following students were awarded Bursaries from the Shell Companies of Singapore:

• Mr. Jaideep Singh Panwar (from India) • Mr. Ittoo Girish Raj (from Mauritius) • Mr. Mohammed Ali Naghizadeh (from Iran) • Mr.Asadullah (from Pakistan) • Mr. A.M.M. Adeeb (from Bangladesh)

5. Teaching Core and Elective Module Students are required to read a total of seven core modules, which are taught by academic staff from the supporting schools. In addition, as the MEM is a multi-faculty program, students can chose to take Elective modules from other faculties within NUS. For AY 2007-2008, the following core and elective modules were read by our students:

Core Modules

LX5103 Environmental Law - Law Faculty Assoc Prof Lye Lin Heng (Course

Coordinator) Assoc Prof Robert Beckman Asst Prof Michael Ewing-Chow Prof Koh Kheng Lian • Asst Prof Lim Lei Theng BL5102 Environmental Science - Faculty of Science • Prof Chou Loke Ming ESE5901 Environmental Technology - Faculty of Engineering • Prof Michael Saunders PP5269 Environmental Economics and

Public Policy - Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy • Assoc Prof Jesuthason Thampapillai DE5107 Environmental Planning - School of Design and Environment • Dr Malone-Lee Lai Choo • Dr Ong Boon Lay DE5106 Environmental Management and Assessment - School of Design and Environment • Ms Caroline Johnson BX5101 Business and the Environment Yale University School of Forestry and

Environmental Studies & SDE

• Prof Marian Chertow (Yale) • Ms Caroline Johnson • Dr. Kua Harn Wei

Elective Modules

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences EC5324 Economics and Cost Benefit Analysis SE5294 The Politics of Environment in South East Asia

Faculty of Engineering ESE5301 Environmental Biological Principles School of Design and Environment PM5108 International Project Management UD5221 Theories of Elements of Urban Design

Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine CO5201 Control of Communicable Diseases CO5204 Health Economics and Financing LKY School of Public Policy PP5227 Environmental Policy and Natural Resources Management

PP5206 Political and Policy in Southeast Asia

PP5138 Statistical Techniques for Public Policy Faculty of Science BL5209 Directed Studies in Ecology


Prof Marian Chertow teaching via video-

conference Adjunct and Part-time Lecturers To ensure that the strong academic content of the Programme is complemented by the practice and professional aspects, the Programme engages experienced professionals in the field as adjunct or part-time faculty. Ms Caroline “Carrie” Johnson, principal of PAIA Environmental Consultants, was appointed as Adjunct Senior Lecturer to teach the Environmental Management and Assessment module. In addition, Dr. Ho Hua Chew a well-known environment advocate conducted a workshop on Environmental Ethics for the students, as he had done in previous years. He also contributed to the Environmental Planning module by leading the students on the ecological study of the planning site. Projects For the students’ group projects, the Program actively sought to engage students in ‘real life’ assignments so that students can contextualize the projects to the political, economic, social and cultural environments of the projects. This is illustrated as follows: Environmental Management and Assessment As part of the programme brief, students were required to undertake an Environmental Impact Study of the Sentosa Integrated Resort. Under the guidance of lecturer Ms Carrie Johnson, students attempted to assess a wide range of environmental impacts on the marine environment and terrestrial biodiversity as well as other related issues.

Environmental Planning Project In the environmental planning project for 07-08, students undertake an ‘actual’ master planning project on a site provided by JTC. The site at Jalan Bahar, adjacent to the Nanyang Technological University, has been slated to be developed as a ‘Clean Tech’ Hub. In the planning project, students have to engage with the intersection of a number of issues, including the environmental issues relating to the conservation of the woodlands and biodiversity on the site and its vicinity, the cultural issues linked to the retention of the ‘dragon kilns’ on site, the economic imperatives that require the site to be developed to optimal density, and the related educational, research and social dimensions given the proximity of the site to NTU and housing developments nearby. Visit by Duke University Students Nicholas School on the Environment and Earth Sciences Since 2004, students from Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences (NSEES) have been visiting the MEM Programme as part of the Urban Tropical Ecology Programme. Led by Professors Daniel Rittschof and Michael Orbach, they undertook joint seminars with students on the MEM Programme and also participated in the Environmental Planning class of the Programme while they were here this year.

One of the Environmental Master Plan prepared by the MEM students

6. Dissertations and Study Reports In the year, students offered a wide range of topics for their dissertations and study reports. With the multi-faculty collaboration in the MEM Programme, supervision was arranged by faculty members from many faculties/departments across the University:

Name of Student Dissertation / Study Report Titles

Supervisor(s)

Mr. Marvin Montefiro Production and Utilization of Bio-diesel Derived from Waste Cooking Oil: A Feasibility Study of Its Application in Marikina City, Philippines

Assoc Prof Jeff Obbard Division of Environmental Science and Engineering, Faculty of Engineering

Ms Jennifer Luy Carbon Credits in the Philippines Dr Chang Youngho Department of Economics, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences

Ms Lim Hiong Li Building Environmental Ownership Through Partnership: A Government-Led Approach

Dr Malone-Lee Lai Choo School of Design & Environment

Ms Meutia Chaerani Industrial Symbiosis to Complement Spatial Planning: A Proposed Framework

Dr Malone-Lee Lai Choo School of Design & Environment

Ms Wang Xiaojuan A Review of Food Hygiene Management in Retail Food Outlets in Singapore

Assoc Prof Lye Lin Heng Faculty of Law

Ms M.Anna Geevarughese

Greening Malaysia: The Palm Oil Industry andBiofuel Potentials

Assoc Prof Victor Savage Department of Geography, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences

Ms Mary-Anne Pan Lu-Yin

Consumer Behaviour in the Use of Mobile Phones in Singapore, and Overall Management of the Generation of Electronic Waste

Assoc Prof Audrey Chia NUS Business School

Ms Maureen AbdullahHameed

Study on the solid waste management strategy in the Maldives: Current status and the prospect of an integrated waste management system.

Assoc Prof Bai Renbi Division of Environmental Science and Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Assoc Prof Jesuthason Thampapillai LKY School of Public Policy

Ms Meera Sahasranaman

India: Virtual Water Trade and Sustainable Water Resources Management

Prof Koh Kheng Lian Faculty of Law

Ms Merina Ranjit Assessment of Municipal Wastewater Management in Nepal: Opportunity for Public Participation

Dr Paul Barter LKY School of Public Policy

Ms The Kyi Soe

Development of Sustainable Shrimp Aquaculture in Ayeyarwady Mangroves, Myanmar

Prof Chou Loke Ming Department of Biological Science, Faculty of Science

Ms Yap Peiling, Suzanna

A Study on Spent Household Battery Waste Management in Singapore

Assoc Prof Ting Yen Peng Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Faculty of Engineering


7. Collaboration with Industry

Shell Companies in Singapore The Shell Companies in Singapore continue to provide strong support for the MEM Programme. As in previous years, the organization provided a grant for prizes, research, publications and bursaries. It sponsored the Shell Gold Medal and Prize which is awarded to the top graduating student and the Best Dissertation Prize given to the graduate with the highest mark for the final dissertation. Through the years, Shell’s bursaries have supported many students financially. In addition, Shell also provides internships to students at its refinery facilities at Pulau Bukom. Other Private Companies and NGOs Many other private companies also participated in the MEM Programme last year by offering seminars, guest lectures, opening their companies/factories for site visits and case studies, as well as providing internships to its students. These companies include Jebsen and Jessen, Sembcorp Environment, Phillips Singapore, Eagles Services Asia (a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines) and Seraya Chemicals. Student Internships Each year, governmental agencies such as the National Parks Board, National Environment Agency and private organizations such as Jebsen & Jessen (SEA) Pte Ltd, Shell Companies in

Singapore admit students as interns. The internship programme is not a pre-requisite for graduation; it had been implemented to provide additional opportunities for students to gain environmental management experience in Singapore before graduating from the Programme. Typically, students are attached for a period of two to three months with these organizations. In 2007, the following students participated in the internship programme: • Ms Meera Sahasranaman was attached

to the Parks Division at National Parks Board. She was involved in a project to assess the health of mangroves in Pasir Ris Park. A study on the factors affecting the mangroves was carried out. A program on the maintenance of the mangroves was produced at the end of the internship.

• Ms Maureen Abdullah Hameed was

attached to Shell at Bukom Island. She completed a project involving a marine biodiversity study of Pulau Bukom and its surrounding waters.

• Ms Merina Ranjit was attached to Shell

Chemicals Seraya Pte Ltd on Jurong Island. Ms Ranjit was assigned to the Health Safety Security and Environment (HSSE) department where she worked on a review of the waste management system of the company, coordinated source emission tests and assisted in a soil and groundwater study.


8. MEM Seminar Series, Workshops and Field Trips AY2007-2008

The MEM Programme organizes a Seminar series every year to explore various environmental issues from a global and an inter-disciplinary perspective. Local and overseas speakers are invited to present at these seminars. MEM alumni also use this

forum to share their work experience with current students. These seminars are usually open to the public as the programme’s contribution to public education.

Seminars

• “Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Strategies in Singapore"

Mr. Edwin Khew, Nominated Member of Parliament and Chair, Sustainable Energy Association (SEAS)

• "Civic Action and NGO Initiatives in response to global climate change" Mr. Howard Shaw, Executive Director, Singapore Environment Council

• "Generating a practical approach to CSR in the Singapore Electricity Market" Mr. Roy Adair, President and CEO, Senoko Power Ltd

• "Environment and Infectious Diseases"

Prof David Koh, Head, Community, Occupational and Family Medicine, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, NUS

• Seminar on Law and the Environment - focus on Biodiversity Conservation and Climate Change • “Environmental Law in Action - the Visayan Sea Story"

Attorney Antonio A. Oposa Jr. (Philippines)

• "Climate Change and the Reduction of Greenhouse Gasses and Related Issues In the Post - Kyoto Period: An Australian Perspective"

Prof Michael Jeffery, Professor, Division of Law; Director, Centre for Environmental Law, and Head, Department of Environmental Law, Macquarie University, Sydney

• "Sustainability in Philips Consumer Electronics"

Mr. Nils de Caluwe, Senior Sustainability Advisor, Philips Electronics Singapore Pte Ltd

• "Partnerships for Investments in the Environment" Dr Isabelle Louis, Director, Asia/Pacific Programme, WWF International

• Workshop on Environmental Ethics Dr Ho Hua Chew, Chairman of the Conservation Committee of The Nature Society (Singapore)

• "Compensation for Environmental Damage under International Law: The UNCC Experience."

Dr Asanga Gunawansa, Assistant Professor, Department of Building, School of Design and Environment

• Conflict Management Workshop for Environmental Managers

Assoc Prof Lim Lan Yuan, Department of Real Estate School of Design and Environment

• Workshop and Career Forum 2008 • Career on an Environment Consultant: Opportunities and Challenges.

Ms Carrie Johnson, Adjunct Senior Lecturer, MEM program & Director, PAIA Consulting


• A Short Workshop on Environmental Reporting Workshop

Ms Carrie Johnson, Adjunct Senior Lecturer, MEM program & Director, PAIA Consulting

• Presentation on Research Project “The Model Green City: the psychology behind Singapore’s environmental success”

Yale Exchange Fulbright Scholar, Mr. Jayson Tischler

• Alumni Presentation: Ms Jasmine Teo, CSR Manager, Capital Land Ms Mary-Anne Pan, Assistant Director, National Environment Agency Mr. Arun Kumar, Executive Director, World Toilet Organization

Mr. Edwin Khew spoke on “Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Strategies in Singapore"

Mr. Howard Shaw spoke on:"Civic Actionand NGO Initiatives in response to globaclimate change"

Mr. Roy Adair spoke on "Generating a practical approach to CSR in the Singapore Electricity Market"

Field Trips and Visits to Government Agencies

In addition to the seminars, a number of field trips were organized. They included field trips to Pulau Ubin (Chek Jawa Marine Conservation Area), Pulau Hantu as well as Sentosa (for the Environmental Management and Assessment) Project.

Students also visited the Housing and Development Board (HDB) and the Urban Redevelopment Authority, to gain a better understanding on how sustainability issues are integrated into Singapore’s public housing programme and urban planning. At the HDB, students were briefed on the eco-precincts and the green roof systems developed by the Board.

Guided field trip to Chek Jawa by Mr Benjamin Lee (NParks) and MEM student Ms Wong Yuet Tin. The trip included a 1 km trai through various ecological habitats: sandbar, mudflats, mangroves and an entire "attap chee" forest.


Visit to the Housing and Development Board (HDB)’s eco-precinct at Toa Payoh. Students were briefed by senior planners and architects of HDB and viewed the customised green roof systems

Field trip to Pulau Hantu led by Prof. Chou Loke Ming as part of an Environmental Science Project

Field trip to Jessen and Jebsen included a briefing at theJJ-Degussa warehouse and later at the MHE-Demag facilitywhere students get to see how environmental management policies are put in place by a large company


9. Student Accomplishments Scott Victor Valentine Dr Scott Victor Valentine (from Canada) was recipient of the Shell Gold Medal and Prize for AY 2006-2007 for being the top graduating student in the year. Scott is currently a doctoral student at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy.

Scott Victor Valentine receiving the Shell Gold Medal and Prize from Ms Mavis Kuek, General Manager, External Affairs, Shell Eastern Petroleum Pte Ltd

Gunawan Tanuwidjaja Mr. Gunawan Tanuwidjaja (from Indonesia) was recipient of the Shell Best Dissertation Award in the academic year. His dissertation is entitled “Developing A Landscape Evaluation Tool In Developing Countries, Case Studies Bintan Island, Indonesia”

Mr. Gunawan Tanuwidjaja receiving his award from Ms Mavis Kuek. Gunawan is currently working as an Urban Planner with Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd.

Anbarasi Boopal Ms Anbarasi Boopal won the Best Entry in Tamil for the NUS CENTENNIAL Writing Competition. This writing Competition was organized by the University Scholars’ Programme, and attracted over 100 entries. Anbarasi’s entry “Ideas of a University” was inspired by the classic works of John Henry Newman, a 19th century Oxford academic.

Ms Anbarasi Boopal reciting her award-winning poem at the MEM Welcome and Award Presentation Ceremony on 3rd August 2007 Mr Marvin Joseph Montefrio In November 2007, Mr. Marvin Joseph Montefrio received a Special Merit Award in the Tertiary level category of the Green Wave Environmental Care Project for Schools, a nation-wide environment competition organized by Sembawang Shipyard Pte Ltd. Marvin’s winning project was entitled “Biofuel from Waste Grease for Use in On-campus Vehicle Transport at the National University of Singapore.”


The prototype biodiesel reactor fabricated by Marvin in NUS

Marvin filling up an NUS campus security patrol vehicle with biodiesel manufactured from waste collected from grease interceptors in NUS

Marvin will soon be pursuing a doctoral program in Environmental and Natural Resources Policy at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY ESF). He will also be taking the joint program on Public Policy (major in Environmental Policy) at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenry and Public Affairs. His research will focus on the environmental policy implications of biofuel programs in Southeast Asia and the design of economic and policy instruments to make these programs more sustainable.

Marvin’s academic work is supplemented by a full scholarship and teaching assistantship at the department of Environmental Studies at SUNY ESF. 10. Faculty Members’ involvement in Industry The Programme’s faculty members are active in various environmental activities in Singapore. Their involvement includes conducting seminars and workshops, teaching on executive programmes, and acting as jury members in environment competitions. In the Sembawang Greenwave Environmental Care Competition, Dr. Malone-Lee Lai Choo, Assoc. Professor Victor Savage and Emeritus Professor Koh Kheng Lian were regularly on the Judging Panel of the nation-wide competition. In the annual ACCA Singapore Environmental and Social Reporting Awards, Assoc. Professor Lye Lin Heng and Ms Carrie Johnson are also regularly appointed as judges in the competition. Prof Lye is also on the panel of judges for the annual Singapore Environmental Achievement Award, organized by the Singapore Environment Council. Prof Lye was also on the judging panel of the Senoko Power Weather Study project for schools. Dr. Malone-Lee Lai Choo also participated as a panelist on the roundtable on “Environmental Challenges in South-East Asia” organized by Shell and the Singapore Institute of International Affairs on 11th October 2007.


11. Workshops Conducted for Industry Partners in 2007

SEI-MEM Executive Programme Since the successful initiation of the Environmental Management Executive Programme for senior Management of the Ministry of Environment and Water Resources, Singapore which was attended by the Permanent Secretary of MEWR, Mr. Tan Yong Soon, together with CEOs, Directors and senior management of the National Environmental Agency (NEA) and Public Utilities Board (PUB), the MEM has been conducting many similar executive Programs for government agencies. In 2005, the MEM Program signed the Singapore Environment Training Programme (SETP) Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Singapore Environment Institute (SEI) with the objective of establishing co-operation in the provision of capacity building and training on environmental issues. In AY 2007-2008, two executive workshops were conducted, one in August to November 2007 and the second in February to March 2008, The courses covered include Environmental Economics, Environmental Planning, Environmental Law, Environmental Science and Environmental Management and Assessment. The faculty members who taught on these two programs were: Assoc Prof Jesuthason Thampapillai, Assoc. Prof. Lye Lin Heng, Dr. Malone-Lee Lai Choo, Ms Carrie Johnson and Prof. Chou Loke Ming.

The courses were very well received.

Executive Workshop for the Public Utilities Board (PUB) The MEM Program has also been approached to customize executive workshops on environmental management

for senior staff of the Public Utilities Board (PUB).

Prof. Chou Loke Ming lecturing at the Executive Workshop for PUB The second of such workshops was conducted from 25 to 27 February 2008. The following topics were included in the workshop. The topics included Climate Change, Sustainable Development and Ecological Footprint, as well as Energy Issues in the Built Environment. The faculty members who taught on this Program included Assoc. Prof. Lye Lin Heng, Prof. Koh Kheng Lian, Assoc. Prof. Victor Savage, Assoc. Prof. Lee Siew Eang, Dr. Malone-Lee Lai Choo, Ms Carried Johnson, Dr Marina Curran (from Villardi Consulting), Prof. Chou Loke Ming, and Assoc. Prof. Jesuthason Thampapillai.

12. Graduates of 2007-2008 The following MEM students graduated from the Programme in the academic year, and are now working in the organizations indicated:

Graduates of the MEM Programme

GRADUATES 2007 / 2008 Name Country of Origin Place of Employment Title

Ms Jennifer Luy Philippines Delmonte Pacific Ltd Corporate Development Manager

Ms Lim Hiong Li Singapore National Environment Agency

Environmental Health Executive

Mr Marvin Joseph Foncier Montefrio

Philippines

Tropical Marine Science Institute, National University of Singapore

Research Assistant

Ms Meutia Chaerani Indonesia

Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore

Research Assistant

Ms M.Anna Geevarughese

Malaysia Envirosolutions Consulting Assistant Consultant

Ms Mary-Anne Pan Lu-Yin Singapore National Environment Agency

Assistant Director, International Relations Division

Ms Maureen Abdullah Hameed

Maldives ENSR Environmental Pvt Ltd Environmental Consultant

Ms Meera Sahasranaman India - -

Ms Merina Ranjit Nepal CH2m Hill Singapore Pte Ltd Environmental Engineer

Ms The Kyi Soe Myanmar EDAW Singapore Environmental Planner

Ms Yap Pei Ling, Suzanna Singapore National Environment Agency

Executive Engineer, Resource Conservation Department

Mr Indra Johar Indonesia DHI Water and Environment(S) Pte Ltd

Business Coordinator: Indonesia

Ms Wang Xiao Juan Singapore National Environment Agency

Environmental Health Executive

Ms Mya Thu Win Myanmar - -

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