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The primary goals of CSA are to maintain the safety and security of Singapore's cyberspace, support our nation's security, drive the digital economy, and safeguard our digital way of life. The CSA is also in charge of making the internet safer for both business and individual users. They  support and put into practice the concept of security-by-design, offer security consulting services to other governmental organizations, certify goods, and verify the security assurance of systems.

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The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) was formed in 2015 and has been given the task of protecting Singapore’s cyberspace. It is part of the Prime Minister’s Office and is managed by the Ministry of Communications and Information.To underpin our National Security, CSA continuously monitors our cyberspace for cyber threats, and protects and defends our Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) to ensure the continuous delivery of essential services[1] to Singapore residents. We analyse the risks that the threats pose, and take appropriate mitigation measures to prevent them from affecting us.

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They raise awareness on scams with daily news on recent scams and tell us how to spot the signs of a scam as well as the different kinds of scams

they have a website: https://www.scamalert.sg/fight

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Online scams are on the rise. In 2021 alone, more than S$504.4 million was lost to scammers. That's S$329.2 million more than the previous year. As scams evolve very quickly, we need to stay updated on the latest scam trend and what are the signs to look out for.

You can make a difference by staying vigilant and sharing the latest scam alerts with your loved ones and friends to prevent them from becoming the next scam victim.

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Online scams are on the rise. In 2021 alone, more than S$504.4 million was lost to scammers. That's S$329.2 million more than the previous year. As scams evolve very quickly, we need to stay updated on the latest scam trend and what are the signs to look out for.

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CSA's core mission is to keep Singapore's cyberspace safe and secure, to underpin our National Security, power a Digital Economy, and protect our Digital Way of Life.

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CSA's core mission is to keep Singapore's cyberspace safe and secure, to underpin our National Security, power a Digital Economy, and protect our Digital Way of Life.

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The National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) is a non-profit organisation committed to promoting public awareness of and concern about crime and to propagate the concept of self-help in crime prevention. The Council comprises representatives from the commercial and industrial sectors, as well as from the public sector and the Singapore Police Force (SPF). The NCPC is incorporated as a charity and depends entirely on donations and sponsorships to run its programmes and activities. It is registered as a society with the Registry of Societies.

The NCPC is a catalyst, advisor and partner to mobilise the support of groups, organisations and individuals from the community to work closely with the Police to prevent crime. Specifically the objectives of the council are:

to raise the level of public awareness and concern about crime;

encourage self-help in crime prevention;

examine, develop and recommend crime prevention measures suitable to the public;

coordinate efforts of organisations in crime prevention

Since its inception in 1981, the Council had actively engaged the public through the organisation of crime prevention activities. Working closely with the Singapore Police Force, the Council holds the annual festive seasons crime prevention campaigns; as well as regular exhibitions and talks on crime prevention.

Various crime prevention projects initiated by the Council have been implemented within various quarters: such as the inclusion of the Hotel Security Award and Audit Scheme and the Construction Worksite Audit Scheme to boost security in hotels and worksites respectively. Others include the Delta League programme that aims to keep youths from committing crimes by getting them to do something that they like - play football.

The NCPC also provides financial support for the very popular Crime Watch TV programme, which has continued to enjoy high viewership throughout the years. The NCPC has forged close alliances with various professional, social and trade organisations to tackle the problem of crime, such as the Singapore Contractors Association Limited and the Singapore Hotel Association. In addition, various sub-committees have been formed under the NCPC to address problems of security in various areas; they are the Current Crime Committee, Community Engagement Committee, Commercial Sector Committee, Public Communications Committee and Fundraising Committee.

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The Singapore Police Force (SPF) is a uniformed organisation under the purview of the Ministry of Home Affairs. The mission of the SPF is to prevent, deter and detect crime to ensure the safety and security of Singapore. This is done through its focus on the 5 broad areas of Police work - Frontline Policing, Counter and E-services, Investigation, Community Engagement and Public Security & Order.

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It is the national and principal law enforcement agency responsible for the prevention of crime and law enforcement in the Republic of Singapore.

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A scam is designed to trick you into giving away your money, personal details or data by offering an attractive deal or false information.

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prevent, deter and detect crime and to Make Singapore the Safest Place in the World

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The " lets fight scams" campaign call upon the community and organisations to be united to fight against scams and pledge their support to this campaign. pledging can remind one to be wary of scams and stay vigilant as well as to protect their loved ones from getting scammed.

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The Singapore Police Force (SPF) is a uniformed organisation under the purview of the Ministry of Home Affairs. The mission of the SPF is to prevent, deter and detect crime to ensure the safety and security of Singapore. This is done through its focus on the 5 broad areas of Police work - Frontline Policing, Counter and E-services, Investigation, Community Engagement and Public Security & Order.

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ptu: searches for armed criminals, illegal immigrants, and responds to terrorist incidents in the form of Armed Strike Teams.

star unit: well trained and equipped unit to apprehend armed criminals and conduct hostage rescue operations on land and at sea

K-9 Unit has dogs trained specifically for explosive detection, drug detection, guard duties and anti-crime operations

cnu: achieve peaceful resolutions through negotiation

swtt: special unit of woman officers trained in specialised public order skills

unpkf: specially trained officers to perform policing duties in overseas peacekeeping missions

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The police maintain law and order by patrolling, handling emergency duties, providing advice and guidance, and preventing unlawful activity.

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-non-profit organisation committed to promoting public awareness of and concern about crime and to propagate the concept of self-help in crime prevention
-examine, develop and recommend crime prevention measures suitable to the public

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The two cybersecurity certification marks promote greater trust and transparency between organisations and their vendors and suppliers, particularly since these third parties can be ad additional source of cybersecurity risks. The Cyber Essentials and Cyber Trust marks serve as visible labels for organisations to communicate the cybersecurity measures they have implemented as a form of competitive edge for the organisation. For vendors and suppliers, the marks are also good ways to provide assurance that their customers’ data and IT systems are well protected.

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they ensure that Singaporeans have a strong foundation of cybersecurity, without which we would be exposing ourselves to the multitude of threats that lurk in cyberspace.

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CSA's core mission is to keep Singapore's cyberspace safe and secure, to underpin our National Security, power a Digital Economy, and protect our Digital Way of Life.
They are to develop a national strategy to tackle cyber threats and protect Singapore's cyberspace.

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the spf is a police tactical unit of the singapore police force specialising in high threat situations and riots

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It is an elite, well trained and equipped unit to apprehend armed criminals and conduct hostage rescue operations on land and at sea.

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car rental , cold call supplier , credit-for-s.x , cyber extortion , home rental , impersonation , inheritance , internet love , investment , job , kidnap , loan , lottery , money mule , online purchase , online travel vacation , paypal , pishing and more

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-The SOC comprises specialist units equipped to handle emergency situations.
-they handle high threat-situations

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1. What is this factor about?  E.g. Public Housing/ CPF Savings Plan
2. What was done?
3. How does it ensure well-being of citizens?

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More polyclinics all over Singapore by 2023 (NDR 2018)

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Singapore - World's Most Innovative Public Transportation System

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The Hot Seat - SkillsFuture Work-Study Programme

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4 SkillsFuture work-study programmes to be launched by early 2022

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1.  The factor is about Affordable Public Healthcare
2.  Punggol Polyclinic was recently opened, which focuses on women's and children's health to cater to young families living nearby as well as newly opened Ang Mo Kio polyclinic with more and improved services including a special dentist chair which allows wheelchair users to have access to without having to get up and maneuver. Many new polyclinics and medical centers are opening and upgrading. However, MOH is not only making sure that the medical services they provide are of high quality, but also affordable to all citizens.
3.  affordable public healthcare ensures that everyone can seek for healthcare assistance and not worry about the cost. It reduces the spread of diseases and illnesses as people would have better access to healthcare as it is more inclusive. Thus, it improves the wellbeing of citizens as they do not need to avoid seeking for healthcare assistance due to the cost.

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1) This factor is about a savings plan, CPF, made up of the ordinary account, medisave account and special account that money from the employer and employee would be split between.
2) There have recently been additional measures to help seniors benefit from CPF monthly payouts in retirement.
3) It helps citizens have enough savings for daily expenses, studies, health and retirement.

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1) This factor is about a public housing plan HDB, made to build rental units for the poor as many immigrants including those from Malaysia lived in unhygienic slums.
2)There was a sudden fire at Bukit Ho Swee which left 16,000 people homeless, but the government rehoused all those people in a year and rebuilt new housing on the burnt land which won the peoples support foe future public housing projects.
3) This helps provide the low income families with a good place to stay, as rental public housing has a lower income requirements then occupied public housing. Citizens with certain income ceilings can buy various types of property.

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1. The price is affordable for everyone. A trip not costing more than $3 and children under the age of 7 not needing to pay.
2. busses are still available at late hours so people do not habe to pay high prices for cabs at night
3. Free wifi at 33 train stations.
4. The places at where the bus stops and train stations are very convenient

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1. Singapore’s well-designed public transportation
2. Singapore’s public transportation system is compact, comfortable, efficient and affordable, with trips costing no more than $3, while children under the age of 7 can enter free of charge. There is also free wifi at 33 MRT stations in Singapore. There is a “Travel Smart Rewards “ for commuters to earn travel rewards points for taking the train, especially during congested periods. They are able to win cash prizes, as this motivates them to take the public transport frequently.
3. There are wheelchair accessible lifts and buses as while as tactile which ensures inclusivity and that everyone’s needs are met. Midnight trains are available so that everyone reaches home safely and securely.

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1. It will encourage businesses to set up their business near the interchanges.
2. Affordable prices for shorter public transport rides.
3. Makes everything convenient and efficient.

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1.This factor is about how the Government had HDBs (housing development board) built due to the overcrowding of people in the nature, and how it paved the way for the future and our current housing.
2. HDBs were built to house those who were in undesirable living conditions.
3. It is able to cater to the various basic needs of Singaporeans who have different incomes too.

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maintain law and order

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1) The public housing which is also the HDB to provide housing, they look at the whole spectrum of needs that make for an optimal living environment for residents. It is a continual process to create vibrant, innovative, and sustainable communities.
2) The government has built 51,000 apartments and rehoused 400,000 people.
3) This helps ensure that every Singaporeans has a affordable and comfortable place to live in despite their low income.

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SOC consists of 6 different units

PTU
- responsible for a broad range of public order tasking, from dealing with civil disturbances to quelling violent riots

STAR unit
- provides the SPF with the highest level of tactical armed-response capability. It is an elite, well trained and equipped unit to apprehend armed criminals and conduct hostage rescue operations on land and at sea

Police K-9 unit
- has dogs trained specifically for explosive detection, drug detection, guard duties and anti-crime operations

CNU
- comprises police officers and psychologists, who are all secondary appointment holders in the SPF performing their duties as negotiators over and above their primary duties.

SWTT
- unit made up of women from various land divisions and specialist departments who hold their secondary appointments concurrently with their main duties in the SPF.

UNPKF
-was set up under the SOC to provide SPF with the capability to deploy specially trained officers to perform policing duties in overseas peacekeeping missions.

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1.  The factor is about Affordable Public Healthcare.

2. MOH gave out subsidies like Medisave , CHAS , Carshield Life etc … Allowing singaporeans to not worry about the heavy cost on medical bills. These subsidies can go up to 80% to ensure patients have access to more affordable health care.

3. affordable healthcare allows citizens to receive the help they need without worrying about the cost of it hence refusing to go the hospital/clinic. This also decreases the rate of diseases being transmitted among people, therefore reducing the number of people who are unwell.

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1- the factor is affordable public healthcare
2- MOH had given subsides (CHAS) to people who have long-term illnesses (etc. asthma, mental issues such as anxiety and depression) and for the elderly aged over 60. furthermore, more hospitals & clinics have been built.
3-  ensures that singaporeans can head to them without worrying about travel costs or the cost of medical bills