Supporting SMEs in their sustainability journey
How WeavAir’s Natalia Mykhaylova benefited from the Sustainability Innovation Programme.
The FinLab’s Sustainability Innovation Programme 2022
The FinLab’s Sustainability Innovation Programme (SIP) is a 5-week programme to help SMEs to transform their companies into sustainable businesses. It provides deep insights across a variety of Sustainability topics such as energy efficiency, clean energy, electric vehicle and food sustainability. SMEs will be introduced to various Greentech solutions that can kickstart their journey to a greener future.
Sustainability Innovation Programme 2022: Launch
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“Creating Impact for SMEs through Sustainable Actions” Panel Discussion
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Sustainability Innovation Programme 2022: Week 1 “Educate”
Session 1
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SIP Week 1 “Educate” – Sustainability 101
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Sustainability Innovation Programme 2022 Week 1 “Educate”: How the Carbon Tax Impacts SMEs
Session 2
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SIP 2022 Week 1 “Educate”: Overview of UOB green solutions and sustainability-linked financing
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SIP 2022 Week 1 “Educate”: Government Support, Grants and Investing in Sustainability
Sustainability Innovation Programme 2022: Week 2 “Evaluate”
Business Model Canvas Workshop
Sustainability Assessment Tool with Global Initiatives
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Sustainability Innovation Programme Week 2 SAT
Sustainability Innovation Programme 2022: Week 3 “Experience”
SP Digital – Empowering Businesses with Green Energy Tech Solutions
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E-Tech Building Services – Utilisation of SMART Technology
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“EXPERIENCE”: Visit to SP Digital’s Office
Nurturing Healthier and Greener Buildings
Green Energy Tech Suite (GET) Overview
Sustainability Innovation Programme 2022: Week 4 “Execute”
Showcase of UOB’s U-Solar Programme
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Showcase of UOB’s U-Energy Programme
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Sharing and Tech Showcase by Ampotech
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Sharing and Tech Showcase by Ampotech
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Sharing and Tech Showcase by Resync
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