In 2019, SGCR organised Singapore’s first climate rally with three Calls to Action: for the government to face the truth about the climate emergency, combat the crisis with a national climate mitigation plan, and engage the people on the climate crisis. Over 2,000 people turned up at the rally, demonstrating the people's support for the government to pursue ambitious climate policy. (Read More)

On Labour Day 2021, SGCR organised an open meeting marking the delivery of a petition of 2063 individual and 19 organisational signatories. Climate change is an urgent issue, but ride-hailing app drivers and food delivery workers should not be forced to pay for it when it's the businesses powered by fossil fuels and driven by the endless drive for profit that affect climate change the most.

For this petition, the movement collaborates with delivery riders, particularly app-based food couriers, to receive a full rebate on the petrol tax. This petition demands 5 government agencies for better income, legal and medical rights for private-hire drivers and food delivery riders, full rebates on the petrol tax hike due to green transport, better affordability for green/hybrid cars, and development of infrastructures for pedestrians and riders’ safety.  (Read More)

What do Singaporeans want to see happen with the climate crisis by 2050? This campaign initiative asked 15 Singaporeans what they imagine Singapore would look like in 2050 if the country overcomes climate change. (Watch video here)

SGCR organised another community mobilisation protest to bring together climate-concerned, everyday Singaporeans who want to stand for a greener and fairer Singapore for everyone. Their "Calls to Action" provide recommendations for a just and inclusive roadmap to net-zero emissions, which was built of previous statements and policy papers. (Read More)

Greenwatch is one of SGCR's flagship campaigns dedicated to mobilising the public to demand for climate-just policies by highlighting where parties stand on their climate justice commitments.  Beyond raising awareness, the aim is to build capacity for collective civic engagement by empowering citizens with the knowledge and tools for advocacy. (Read More)