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Singapore Food Agency
Helps local farms buy pre-scoped farming solutions (PSG for agri-food) and engage consultants for standards such as SG GAP, SG GAqP and Clean & Green.
Support: Leafy/fruited veg, beansprout, mushroom, food fish, shrimp, hen eggs: up to 70% (SMEs) / 50% (non-SMEs), cap S$100,000 per project. Other food types: up to 50%…
Singapore Food Agency
Co-funds local farms to adopt large, automated, commercial-scale farming systems and standalone pre-/post-harvest facilities, including related infrastructure works.
Support: Leafy/fruited veg, beansprout, mushroom, food fish, shrimp, hen eggs: up to 70% (SMEs) / 50% (non-SMEs), cap S$6m per project (farming systems) or S$2m…
Building and Construction Authority
Co-funds built environment firms for enterprise, technology and manpower initiatives that raise productivity, skills and wages.
Support: Applications 1 Apr 2025 to 31 Mar 2027: up to 70% (SMEs) / 50% (non-SMEs) of qualifying cost. 1 Apr 2027 to 31 Mar 2030: up to 50% (SMEs) / 30% (non-SMEs). No…
Monetary Authority of Singapore
Co-funds Singapore-based financial institutions and fintechs to develop and deploy frontier-tech solutions in AI, distributed ledger or quantum technology.
Support: Up to 50% of qualifying expenses, capped at S$1 million, over up to 24 months.
Building and Construction Authority
Outcome-based grant for owners of large private existing buildings that retrofit to Green Mark Platinum, Super Low Energy or Zero Energy standards.
Support: Platinum S$25/tCO2e (cap S$600,000); Super Low Energy S$35/tCO2e (cap S$900,000); Zero Energy S$45/tCO2e (cap S$1.2m); each capped at 50% of cost, whichever is…
IMDA
Free sector-specific step-by-step guides that show SMEs which digital solutions and training to adopt at each stage of growth, aligned to the Industry Transformation Maps.
Support: Free guidance. Recommended solutions are often pre-approved and can be funded by PSG.
Singapore Tourism Board
Supports pilots of innovative consumer- or business-facing events, concepts and products (including pop-ups) with tourism potential and room to scale.
Support: Up to S$1 million per project; pilot events/concepts can be supported for up to 4 editions over a maximum of 4 years (Product Pilot Projects: single run).…
Economic Development Board
Supports manufacturing facilities and data centres to carry out emissions-reduction projects with at least 250 tCO2e/year of verifiable abatement.
Support: Grant based on support rate per tonne of carbon abated, capped at 50% of qualifying costs.
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency
Co-funds high water users for water audits, pilot studies, recycling plants, water-efficient equipment and demonstration of innovative water solutions.
Support: Water efficiency assessment: 70% up to S$30,000. Pilot study: 70% up to S$150,000. Recycling/alternative water: lower of S$0.71/m3 PW, S$0.45/m3 NEWater,…
National Environment Agency
Co-funds organisations for projects that reduce, reuse or recycle at least 100 tonnes of waste, prioritising food, plastic and glass waste.
Support: Up to 80% of qualifying costs (depends on waste quantity and type), cap S$1 million per project or applicant. Multiple on-site treatment systems: 2nd 70%, 3rd…
Singapore Food Agency
Funds joint projects between farms and agri-tech players, and collaborations with private partners, research institutes or IHLs that benefit multiple farms.
Support: Funding levels set out in SFA IPCT guidelines (not verified in this research).
Singapore Tourism Board
Co-funds tourism businesses (and tech firms building solutions for tourism businesses) to adopt technology, redesign business models and processes, and take up sustainability initiatives.
Support: Different support levels for SMEs and non-SMEs; STB does not publish the percentages or caps on the BIF page (confirm with STB).
AICMinistry of Health, Agency for Integrated Care
Government dollar-for-dollar matching of donations raised by community care providers to build capacity, capabilities and services.
Support: 1:1 matching of eligible donations from the previous year; no cap stated.
Singapore Tourism Board
Co-funds new or enhanced tourism experiences, content, technology for visitor experiences, amenities and infrastructure that make Singapore more attractive to visitors.
Support: Funding percentage and caps not stated on the current STB page (older STB material cited up to 70% of qualifying costs; unconfirmed for 2026).
Monetary Authority of Singapore
Other FSTI 4.0 tracks: AI Pathfinder (adoption of market-ready AI solutions listed on PathFin.ai), Manpower (co-funds fintech internship stipends via fintechinternships.sg), Centre of Excellence, Infrastructure & Platform, and GFH Scale-Up Grant.
Support: Track-specific; rates for these tracks not verified in this research.
Singapore Tourism Board
Co-funds comprehensive hotel renovations that combine product enhancement, productivity solutions and sustainability initiatives.
Support: Product enhancement and productivity components: up to 50% (SMEs) / 30% (non-SMEs) of qualifying costs. Sustainability component: up to 70% (SMEs) / 50%…
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
Co-funds maritime companies for manpower development (training, attachments, management associates), business development (new set-ups, new lines, internationalisation) and productivity/digitalisation ecosystem projects.
Support: Co-funding; rates and caps vary by component and are not published on the MPA overview page (contact MCF Secretariat).
National Arts Council
Funds arts presentations, productions, music recordings, exhibitions, performances, festivals and conferences by artists and arts organisations.
Support: Cap raised to S$100,000 per applicant per financial year (from 16 Apr 2026; previously S$50,000). Funding percentage not verified.
National Heritage Board
Co-funds heritage businesses and organisations for transformation projects in products/services and people that improve long-term viability.
Support: Up to 80% of supportable costs, capped at S$40,000 per project.
Building and Construction Authority, Enterprise Singapore
Sector PSG tranche that helps built environment SMEs adopt pre-approved digital solutions and advanced equipment such as construction robotics.
Support: SMEs supported up to 50% of the cost of approved solutions (per BCA 2026 announcement); higher grant caps for longer-term digital and equipment investments…
Ministry of Finance, National Environment Agency
One-off rental support for stallholders in government-managed or government-appointed hawker centres and markets, announced in the July 2026 second support package.
Support: S$1,200 per cooked food stall and S$600 per market stall, spread over 6 months (Sep 2026 to Feb 2027).
National Heritage Board
Recognition scheme for long-standing local businesses; gives branding, marketing and (from Mar 2026) tailored business consultancy, but no direct cash grant.
Support: No direct funding. Designated businesses can apply for NHB's OTG and Enterprise Singapore grants.
Workplace Safety and Health Council (WSH Council)
A free, modular WSH Council programme in which an appointed WSH professional visits the workplace to diagnose key risks, help with root-cause analysis of past incidents and near misses, and give operation-specific advice. Open to all firms; replaces StartSAFE, which was for SMEs.
Support: Free (fully funded by WSH Council). Visits allocated at WSH Council's discretion.
Infocomm Media Development Authority
About S$200m, three-year IMDA programme supporting development, production (incl. co-productions) and distribution of Singapore film and TV content and talent.
Support: Production and co-production co-funding plus an Overseas Development Grant; rates and caps are in IMDA's call-for-proposal guidelines (not verified here).
Workplace Safety and Health Council (WSH Council), Ministry of Manpower (MOM)
A 5-step WSH capability programme (Levels 1-4 and STAR) that helps companies build risk management capability. bizSAFE Level 3+ is often required by main contractors and buyers. Not a cash grant; free assistance visits for eligible firms and subsidised WSQ training.
Support: Free WSH Assistance Visit (one-time) and WSH Learning Journey for bizSAFE Level 3+ companies. WSQ courses may get SWDA course fee subsidies (e.g. ETSS for…