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1.	Who do I contact if I have a query relating to issues under the Ministry? You can direct your query to the relevant Statutory Board: Building and Construction Authority Tel: 6534 0219 / 1800 342 5222 / 1800 221 9001 Email: https://www.bca.gov.sg/feedbackform/ For more information, please refer to https://www1.bca.gov.sg/contact-us Housing & Development Board Tel: 6490 1111 (weekdays: 8.30am to 5.00pm) Email: hdbmailbox@hdb.gov.sg For more information, please refer to www.hdb.gov.sg/infoweb/contact-us) National Parks Board Tel: 1800 471 7300 / 1800-476 1600 (Animal Response Centre) Email: https://www.nparks.gov.sg/feedback (for parks, greenery and animal-related matters) and https://www.avs.gov.sg/feedback (for dog licensing and animal-related matters) For more information, please refer to https://www.nparks.gov.sg/contact-us Urban Redevelopment Authority Tel: 6221 6666 / 1800 221 2616 Email: ura_email@ura.gov.sg For more information, please refer to https://www.ura.gov.sg/Corporate/Contact-Us Council of Estate Agents CEA Customer Service hotline: 1800 643 2555 For more information, please refer to https://www.cea.gov.sg/ Board of Architects Singapore Tel: 6222 5295 Email: board@singnet.com.sg For more information, please refer to http://www.boa.gov.sg/ Professional Engineers Board Singapore Tel: 6334 2310 Email: registrar@peb.gov.sg For more information, please refer to https://www.peb.gov.sg/ Strata Titles Board Tel: 6325 1589 Email: mnd_strata_titles_boards_enquiry@mnd.gov.sg For more information, please refer to https://www.stratatb.gov.sg/ Alternatively, you can contact the Ministry at: Tel: 6222-1211 Fax: 6325-7254 Email: mnd_hq@mnd.gov.sg
2.	Who does the CLC work with? The CLC works with a network of local and international partners who share a common interest in developing liveable and sustainable cities. Supporting the CLC is also an esteemed group of Advisors, Fellows, and Experts, as well as 22 local stakeholder government agencies. Please visit here for more information.
3.	How can I be involved? You can attend the CLC’s regular lectures, featuring international experts and local pioneers to learn more about developing liveable and sustainable cities, as well as the challenges and opportunities to make our cities better. For more on the CLC Lectures Series, please visit here. You can also join in the CLC’s conversations on Facebook.
4.	How can I get in touch with the CLC? For general queries, you can email MND_CLC_Enquires@mnd.gov.sg. For a full list of contact personnel, please visit here. You can follow the CLC on Facebook for the latest updates and happenings.
5.	How does the Ministry ensure that public housing continues to improve and remains sustainable as well as liveable? As Singapore’s largest developer, HDB has been providing quality green and sustainable living environments. A myriad of green spaces is provided in every housing development so that residents can enjoy greenery at their doorsteps. HDB has introduced new forms of greenery in rooftops and roof gardens, and integrated greenery and water into community spaces. The Biophilic Town Framework was also introduced to enable residents to better connect with nature and enjoy its intrinsic benefits. HDB is currently the largest stakeholder in the installation of solar Photovolatic (PV) systems in Singapore. With solar PV capacity of 230 MWp, 277 GWh of clean energy can be generated annually – this is equivalent to powering about 57,500 4-room flats, potentially reducing carbon emissions by 138,500 tonnes each year. The solar energy harnessed is used to power common services in the HDB estates like lifts, lighting in common areas and pumps. HDB also engages the industry, academic institutions and public agencies to develop new technologies for the built environment and improve the lives of HDB residents. Through continuous research and innovation, it seeks to achieve improvements in productivity, quality and safety, to meet the growing demand for public housing. Find out more about HDB’s efforts to promote smart and sustainable living, and research and innovation.

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