Offering up to 50% in funding support with a cap of S$200,000 per company, the Environmental Services Productivity Solutions Grant (ES PSG) is intended to support the ES industry in Singapore and aims to help businesses adopt technology and equipment to enhance productivity and operational efficiency in cleaning, waste management and pest management operations. This is a new tranche of the ES PSG that starts from December 2024. Companies that tapped on the earlier tranche of ES PSG before December 2024 are eligible to apply again for this tranche of the ES PSG.

Career Conversion Programmes (CCPs) help employers broaden their talent pool by reskilling mid-career new hires or existing employees into growth job roles with good longer-term prospects. Benefits Include:
- Salary support of up to 90% for mid-career workers
- Industry-recognised training to reskill mid-career individuals for in-demand growth jobs
- Reskilling support across around 30 sectors

The Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) grant helps companies expand into new markets overseas by defraying the costs of overseas market promotion, business development and set-up.

The Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) supports projects that help you upgrade, innovate, grow and transform your business. Submit your individual project proposals with details on your business plans and project outcomes to take your business further. EDG funds qualifying project costs namely third-party consultancy fees, software and equipment, and internal manpower cost.

The new NTUC CTC Grant is managed by NTUC’s e2i (Employment and Employability Institute) to support applicants that have formed CTCs to implement transformation plans that will lead to better worker and business outcomes. The NTUC CTC Grant provides funding support of up to 70 per cent of the qualifying cost for each project.

The Global Innovation Alliance (GIA) is a network of Singapore and overseas partners in major innovation hubs and key demand markets, with a focus on technology and innovation. Under GIA, Co-innovation Programmes support Singapore-based companies and their overseas partners to collaborate on R&D projects. The collaboration with the foreign, in-market partners on innovation activities such as joint R&D projects should result in the development of new products or solutions with strong market potential. With effect from 1 October 2024*, eligible companies can receive up to 50% support by default from the Enterprise Development Grant (Co-Innovation Programme), or EDG (CIP), for qualifying cost items.

Investors are increasingly using climate-related disclosures to understand companies’ environmental strategies and make their investment decisions. With heightened demand for companies to publish climate-related disclosures, including regulations to mandate climate-related disclosures for selected Singapore-incorporated companies, EDB and EnterpriseSG have launched the Sustainability Reporting Grant (SRG). The SRG provides funding support for Singapore-incorporated companies to produce their first International Sustainability Standards Board’s (ISSB)-aligned sustainability report in Singapore before compliance for mandatory climate-related disclosures sets in. The grant defrays up to 30% of qualifying costs* capped at S$150,000, whichever is lower.