Participate and you’ll be making a difference to our planet.
Our Pledge:
Our Pledge:
Why Coastal Wetlands Reforestation?
Coastal wetlands, including mangrove forests, are among the most biologically productive and ecologically valuable ecosystems on Earth. Mangrove trees provide a host of environmental benefits, such as carbon sequestration, shoreline protection, and a thriving habitat for diverse wildlife.
Unfortunately, they have been facing significant threats due to human activities and climate change. By participating in this reforestation project, we can contribute to the restoration and preservation of these critical coastal habitats, supporting biodiversity and environmental sustainability.
Coastal wetlands, including mangrove forests, are among the most biologically productive and ecologically valuable ecosystems on Earth. Mangrove trees provide a host of environmental benefits, such as carbon sequestration, shoreline protection, and a thriving habitat for diverse wildlife.
Unfortunately, they have been facing significant threats due to human activities and climate change. By participating in this reforestation project, we can contribute to the restoration and preservation of these critical coastal habitats, supporting biodiversity and environmental sustainability.
Join us in supporting the Coastal Wetlands reforestation project and be a part of this incredible journey towards a healthier and more vibrant planet.
Join us in supporting the Coastal Wetlands reforestation project and be a part of this incredible journey towards a healthier and more vibrant planet.
About Handprint and Yayasan Gajah Sumatera:
We are thrilled to announce that the Pratt & Whitney Singapore Invention Convention has partnered with Handprint and Yayasan Gajah Sumatera. As part of our commitment to sustainability and conservation, we will be supporting their Coastal Wetlands reforestation project.
We are thrilled to announce that the Pratt & Whitney Singapore Invention Convention has partnered with Handprint and Yayasan Gajah Sumatera. As part of our commitment to sustainability and conservation, we will be supporting their Coastal Wetlands reforestation project.
Join us in celebrating creativity and inspiring the next generation of inventors and problem solvers.
Sign up as a guest for the 2023 Pratt & Whitney Singapore Invention Convention at the button below!
See our 2022 Media Features!
Pre-schooler bags first prize at invention contest with GPS necklace for the blind
The Straits Times – 29 November 2022
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Berita Harian – 29 November 2022
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Zaobao.sg – 23 November 2022
Children are the future. Their ideas and their actions will shape the world as we know it, and it is our duty to their generation to guide them in their journey of discovery and innovation.
STEMIE Advantages envisions a day when EVERY child in Singapore has the chance to follow their natural curiosity, invent creative solutions to problems, and be inspired to achieve their highest level of personal accomplishment.
We will support our children as they grow into capable and productive members of society who can affect change. Once again, we are honoured to have Temasek Polytechnic as our Co-organiser. They are mentors to some of our emerging inventors on their journey of inventing. We believe that these efforts to encourage the next generation of thinkers and inventors will ensure a brighter future for Singapore.
“I would like to thank the judges and live audience for their feedback and questions that will certainly help me to think further on how to improve my idea. It was also very interesting to be able to listen and learn from another young inventor on his innovation idea.” — Inventor and 2021 Award Winner, Juston Chan (Singapore).
“This opportunity provided me feelings of personal achievement where I did what I did not think I could do. It’s important that people never underestimate their undiscovered skills and interests.” — Inventor and 2020 Award Winner, Addison Tham (Singapore).
