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Home / Projects Projects Leading Sustainability: Transformative Reporting for Singapore's Premier International School August 21, 2024 All Projects, Carbon & Sustainability TEMBUSU Asia was honoured to be engaged by an esteemed academic and education service company to craft their sustainability report and TCFD disclosures for 2023. This engagement marked our first venture into the education sector, and we embraced the opportunity with enthusiasm and dedication. Upon understanding the unique needs of our Client, we initiated the project by providing a comprehensive sustainability training session to our Client. This training was designed to foster a common understanding and language, ensuring smooth collaboration throughout the reporting process. We meticulously followed SGX recommendations and the GRI standards 2021, providing a robust framework for the sustainability report. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of both teams (Tembusu Asia and Client), we successfully delivered the Client’s sustainability report, fully compliant with local guidelines. This project not only highlights our commitment to excellence but also our capability to adapt and deliver in new sectors, paving the way for future engagements in the education industry. #TCFD #ESG #SGX #SustainabilityReport #SDG4 #SDG13 #School Previous Back Next

This GRI Standards Training includes an exclusive session on "GRI & ISSB Reporting Interoperability". This course is one of the 2 prerequisite courses to take for the GRI Sustainability Professional Certification. Page Moved You are being redirected to our new page. If you are not redirected automatically, click here Home / TEMBUSU Academy TEMBUSU Academy GRI Standards Certified Training Online (Live) 23, 24 & 30 September 2025 09:00-13:00 (SGT) As an Asia Pacific GRI Certified Training Partner , TEMBUSU Asia Consulting offers Certified GRI Standards Training to empower professionals by building a strong foundation for sustainability reporting. Our courses are led by experienced trainers who provide engaging, interactive sessions enriched with practical exercises and real-world case studies. By learning with us, you will gain the expertise to effectively apply the GRI Standards, the world’s most widely adopted framework for sustainability reporting, and create high-quality reports that address economic, environmental, and social impacts. Exclusive Session on " GRI & ISSB Reporting Interoperability " This GRI Standards Training includes an exclusive session on "GRI & ISSB Reporting Interoperability". Join us for this training to be well-positioned for GHG Emissions reporting in accordance with IFRS S2 , as there is high alignment between the requirements in GRI 305, GRI 302, and IFRS S2 due to ongoing collaboration between GRI and IFRS Foundation. This course is one of the 2 prerequisite courses to take for the GRI Sustainability Professional Certification. The second prerequisite course is the GRI-Certified Reporting on Human Rights & Integrating the SDGs into Sustainability Reporting Training . Upon completion of the 2 courses with us, you will then be eligible to take the GRI Certification Exam, with a 25% discount as you have attended a training session with us. Interested to know more? Drop us an email at alfredchan@tembusuasia.com . GRI Sustainability Professional Certification Brochure Outcome Gain insights into sustainability reporting concepts and practical knowledge for developing sustainability reports. The training aims to: Enhance participants' understanding of GRI Standards and the evaluation of sustainability reports Equip participants with skills to benchmark internal reporting against peers and improve reporting practices Guide participants in identifying and engaging effectively with stakeholders Facilitate the identification of material topics, prioritization, target setting, data collection, compilation, and presentation of comprehensive sustainability reports Offer an overview of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and their interlinkages with organizational sustainability performance Why Train Companies seeking to enhance their sustainability performance and in-house capacity need to equip themselves with the requisite knowledge on sustainability reporting standards. We have designed this course to support companies and individuals in developing internal expertise with minimal involvement of external support and produce reports that are assurance worthy. Who Needs to Attend This course is open for all levels of management, sustainability practitioners, consultants, auditors, corporate communications, legal, HSE and operations executives, academicians, NGOs, etc. Takeaways What Is Covered This course outlines and introduces participants to the concepts of GRIs reporting principles (content & quality), engaging with stakeholders, material topics identification, prioritization and target setting. Further guidance is provided on identifying material topics. Management approach, data collection /compilation and presentation are covered to enhance participants knowledge on GRI Standards. This course will conduct additional discussion and case study on the sustainability reporting guide by the Singapore Stock Exchange (SGX). Each session has case studies and interactive breakout sessions to enable participants to understand the standards and report development process. An end-of-course evaluation will also be conducted to assess participants’ understanding of the course content through an analysis of a selected company’s sustainability report. A session by GRI secretariat is part of the training to answer any specific queries of participants and support available from GRI. Post completion of the course, participants will receive a certificate directly from the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). 25% discount on the GRI Standards Exam fee, by GRI for those candidates who successfully complete the course. Why TEMBUSU TEMBUSU Asia is an organization embracing UN SDGs, in its efforts to augment sustainability expertise in the region. This training program is being delivered by experienced sustainability advisors who have vast experience in developing best in class reports, conducting trainings and auditing leading sustainability reports in ASEAN and the Asia region. Sign Up Er. Tan Seng Chuan, Lead Trainer Er. Tan holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) and Master of Science (Building Science) from the National University of Singapore. He is a Professional Engineer (Civil) and Chartered Engineer (Environment & Water) registered in Singapore, a GRI Certified Sustainability Professional, an NEA accredited GHG Lead Verifier and a Senior Practicing Management Consultant (Sustainability) certified by SBACC. Er. Tan has 40 years of professional experience covering Engineering, Environmental and Program Management in the sectors of Sustainability, Climate Change, Environmental, Water, Energy, Manufacturing, Built Environment & Infrastructure, Chemical and Petrochemical, Oil & Gas and other infrastructure projects in the Asia Pacific region. Some of the representative projects include Financing Low-Carbon, Climate-Resilient Urban Infrastructure in Asia and the Pacific for ADB, Jurong Island Air Quality Study for NEA, Deep Tunnel Sewerage System and Changi Water Reclamation Plant for PUB, Petronas Sustainability Development Program which includes low carbon, energy efficiency, air emission and water management initiatives and other Industrial Program Development. Program Plan Day 1 Topics covered Introduction and background Introduction to Sustainability Overview of GRI Standards Overview of the GRI Standards Useful terminology Sustainability Reporting Introduction to the GRI Standards Structure of the GRI Standards How to use the GRI Standards The GRI Standards GRI 1: Foundation 2021 GRI 2: General Disclosures 2021 GRI 3: Material Topics 2021 GRI Sector Standards GRI Topic Standards Case Study Analysis Day 2 Topics covered Recap Recap of Session 1 Start your reporting process using GRI Standards How to apply the in-accordance requirements How to apply the reporting principles How to determine material topics How to report general disclosures Group Exercises Case Study Analysis Q&A Discussion Day 3 Topics covered Start your reporting process using GRI Standards Recap of Session 2 GRI Secretariat’s presentation How to present reported information Case Study Analysis Recap Recap and Reflection Value Added Sessions S1: Tips for developing best in class reports S2: Assurance readiness Group Presentations End-of course evaluation: Participants' projects Q&A and Feedback session Q&A Course Fees Regular fee: SGD 1300 Early bird: SGD 1170 (For 10% OFF, use code , expires 2 weeks before commencement) Group discount (≥ 4 pax): SGD 1040/ pax (20% OFF in single checkout, use code ) * 9% GST (Singapore) is applied at checkout. * Refunds are not allowed, however participants can defer the training to the next available course date. * Course fee is exclusive of any bank charges for overseas fund transfer for participants. * Special Bundle Discount available! Sign up for both GRI Certified Courses in one transaction, to get a 15% discount. Email alfredchan@tembusuasia.com to get the discount code. Sign Up Disclaimer Kindly note that in the event where minimum course enrolment is not achieved, TEMBUSU Asia Consulting reserves the right to make necessary scheduling adjustments. Participants will be promptly notified and provided with alternative options where possible. Please be advised that no refunds will be provided under any circumstances. We greatly appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter.

Home / Projects Projects Annual Gas Pipe Inspection at Jurong Island June 15, 2021 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) was appointed to carry out the annual inspection of gas pipe installation in Jurong Island. This annual inspection is a requirement of the Gas (Supply) Regulations to ensure no leakage or corrosion to the gas installation and that gas supply remains safe. Upon completion of the annual inspection, a Certificate of Fitness will be issued if the gas installation is found to be in good operating condition. This is the third consecutive year that our Client engages us in this service, and we are pleased to be able to deliver satisfactory and quality services that remain consistent through the years. As part of our efforts to fulfil SDG #9 : Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure and SDG #11 : Sustainable Cities and Communities, we are excited to contribute to building a sustainable and innovative city for all to live in.SDG9I Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects Tianjin Eco-city Zero Waste Plan August 12, 2020 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia was appointed to develop the Zero Waste Master Plan for the flagship Sino–Singapore Tianjin Eco-city (SSTEC), one of the 16 cities in China chosen to pilot the Zero Waste programme. Being a collaboration between China and Singapore sets the SSTEC apart from the other cities with this project poised to become a model Zero Waste Eco-city in China. Building on SSTEC’s eco- and smart city status, its master plan will take references from Singapore’s own Zero Waste Master Plan and expand on its pilot Implementation Plan. The master plan will incorporate the understanding of the present Key Performance Indicators, datasets on waste stream mapping and projection, and current waste management practices. TAC identified 4 key waste streams in SSTEC (namely domestic, food, horticultural, and construction & demolition wastes) and developed a strategic transformation master plan with 3 approaches: circular economy, technology innovations, and stakeholder engagement. Each approach includes strategies and initiatives customised to SSTEC’s local context to address various challenges and limitations unique to each waste stream. The Zero Waste Master Plan will be developed with a roadmap projected over a 15-year timeline and built on quantifiable and achievable targets for the short, medium, and long-term milestone year of 2025, 2030 and 2035, respectively. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects Sustainability Report Advisory for Fast-Moving Consumer Goods Company Listed on Singapore Exchange March 25, 2025 All Projects, Carbon & Sustainability TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) was engaged to assist a fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) company in developing its Sustainability Report for FY2023 and FY2024. This leading SGX-listed FMCG company has offices and manufacturing facilities in both Singapore and Malaysia. They provide a wide range of safe, quality consumer products, mainly essential food staples, as well as household and personal care products. With TAC’s experience in both SGX and GRI’s requirements for sustainability reporting, TAC guided the client in conducting stakeholder engagement, identifying material topics and climate-related risks and opportunities, and reporting their actions to fulfil SDG 12 and SDG 13. In the upcoming sustainability report, TAC will help the client in assessing impacts of climate-related risks and opportunities through qualitative scenario analysis. TAC will also assist the client in developing its Scope 3 GHG inventory. #SustainabilityReport #SGX #FMCG #SDG12 #SDG13 #ClimateRisk Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects EIS and EMMP for a Road Corridor (Viaduct) Project in Singapore May 20, 2020 All Projects, Environmental & Ecology TEMBUSU Asia Consulting is engaged by a Consortium to carry out the Environmental Impact Study (EIS) and to prepare a construction Environmental Management and Monitoring Plan (EMMP) for a road corridor (viaduct) project passing through Identified Biodiversity Site (IBS) located in the northern part of Singapore. We are committed to supporting the sustainable development of the infrastructure project and will assist the Client in developing the project in an environmentally responsible manner. EIS work includes the establishment of a baseline condition within IBS via field surveys of environmental aspects, including biodiversity, water quality, and noise quality. The collected data would be analyzed to assess the environmental impacts associated with the site based on the proposed development plan. The preparation of an EMMP with recommended mitigation and monitoring measures will help to mitigate the adverse impacts generated during the construction stage and will lead to the project implementation in an environmentally sustainable way. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects Stack Extension for a Chemical Plant, Singapore April 20, 2020 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia was awarded consultancy services on stack extension for a chemical plant in Singapore. The scope includes design review and endorsement of the steel frame that supports the 45 m long stack and its foundation design. We also provide statutory site supervision during construction and obtaining clearance from relevant authorities. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects Waste Auditing Framework Development for Transport and Logistics Operator to Audit Recycling and Waste Disposal Vendors November 18, 2022 All Projects, Urban Resilience Increasingly, waste management helps to improve efficiency, reduce operating expenses, and conserve natural resources. As such, companies see the need to assess the company’s waste stream and conduct a waste audit for their operation. As part of the Client’s sustainability efforts, TEMBUSU Asia (TAC) will assist the Client in developing a framework to ensure the traceability of various categories of waste and end-of-life treatment by the vendors. This project is unique as there is limited standards and references in the logistic industry on the best practices. The Client was concerned about the reputational risks associated with its waste vendors and how they can monitor or influence their vendors’ actions related to sustainability issues. TAC supported the client in the analysis of international waste management practices and provided innovative solutions that would help the client to reach their sustainability goals. In doing this, TAC seeks to fulfill the United Nations SDG12: Sustainable Consumption and Production. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects Consultancy Services for Conversion of Existing Warehouse into F&B Manufacturing Plant December 17, 2020 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia Consulting was awarded a project in Singapore by an EPC company to provide consultancy services for a food and beverage processing company to convert an existing warehouse to a manufacturing plant. The scope includes a design review on civil & structure, building services, fire protection and detection system, design for safety, energy efficiency opportunities assessment etc. and to obtain clearance from various planning and technical authorities. TAC also provides statutory site supervision and support throughout the construction stage in order to obtain certificate of statutory completion. Through the conversion process and repurposing of their existing warehouse, TAC supports our Client in keeping their carbon emission footprint low, which is in line with our commitment to SDG#9: “Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure”. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects “Waste Management and Countermeasures Against Marine Litter” Training Course for Japan – Singapore Partnership Programme for The 21st Century (JSPP21) September 24, 2021 All Projects, Capacity Building TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) was awarded the contract to design and develop a 5-day training program on Waste Management and Countermeasures against Marine Litter for the Singapore Cooperation Program (SCP) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) under the Japan – Singapore Partnership Program for the 21st Century (JSPP21). Combining waste management knowledge and experience, TAC introduced a series of lecture sessions, group discussions, case studies sharing and simulation games and activities for 21 participants working in the environmental and marine ministries from 7 different countries including Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Papua New Guinea. The program provided the participants with a better understanding on waste issues and sustainable waste management best practices from Singapore and Japan in both the land and marine environment. Through this course, participants learnt and understood the challenges and severity of consequences of marine litter and gained insights on possible solutions using circular economy approaches, emerging technologies, social efforts, and policy making to solve these waste problems. Using its multidisciplinary strength and capabilities in waste resource planning and management, TAC successfully delivered a practical and holistic perspective for the participants on waste and marine litter, as part of our efforts to fulfill SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production and SDG 14: Life below Water. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects Environmental Impact Study (EIS) for a Hotel Development Project in Singapore All Projects, Environmental & Ecology TAC is appointed to conduct an Environment Impact Study (EIS) for a proposed hotel development project that is located next to a petrol station. Per National Environmental Agency requirements, any new development sited within 50m of a petrol station needs to conduct an EIS to assess for potential environmental impacts arising from activities at the petrol station. The petrol station operation generates various impacts related to vapor fumes, odor, and noise. Vehicle movement for refueling and the presence of repair & maintenance activities on-site may cause noise impacts. Other activities, including bulk fuel transfer, storage tank venting, and motor vehicle filling, may also deteriorate the air quality and create environmental impacts on hotel development. The EIS will monitor levels of vapor fumes and noise to assess the potential impacts of petrol station activities on the proposed hotel development. The EIS report will provide recommendations to reduce impacts concerning the air quality and noise to acceptable levels as required by relevant environmental standards. Previous Back Next