Grace Fu

Minister for Sustainability and the Environment, Singapore Government

 

Grace Fu is a spokesperson for a greener future and as a prominent women’s-rights advocate

Grace Fu is Singapore’s Minister for Sustainability and the Environment, steering her ministry’s path towards a clean and sustainable environment with resilient supplies of safe food and water. Fu worked in various senior positions in the corporate world, with organisations such as PSA Corporation, Haw Par Group and Overseas Union Bank, before entering politics in 2006.

The holder of an honours degree in accountancy and a Master’s in Business Administration from the National University of Singapore, Fu has held a number of offices, including as Second Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Culture, Community and Youth. She was appointed to her current role in July 2020, and oversees green initiatives such as the country’s SG$60 million Agri-Food Cluster Transformation Fund, which helps local farms improve their systems and adopt technology.

An advocate of women’s rights, Fu is the leading contributor to the Young Women’s Leadership Connection Council of Advisors, and was a past chairwoman of the PAP’s Women’s Wing. Outside of work, she enjoys hiking, running and yoga. She is married with three sons.

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The Singapore Government spent S$170 million and took 10 years to rid the Singapore River of pollution. The call to clean up the country’s main waterway was founded by former prime minister Lee Kuan Yew, after years of contamination by manufacturing industries, hawkers and squatters crowding on its banks.

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