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Level Events. Cultural Celebrations. Overseas Trips. Speech Day Prefect Investiture National Day Celebration Graduation Ceremony Open House When we are faced with a threat, or when a crisis hits us, the government agencies' top priority will be to spare no effort in dealing with the threat or responding to the crisis. But their resources will be strained and they cannot be everywhere all the time. Singaporeans — whether at the individual, organisation or community level — must pitch in to help and be able to take care of themselves.
We can be alert to signs of threats and, when a crisis occurs, we can be effective first responders, helping one another regardless of race, religion, or self-interest. It also helps when we know whom to call, where to go, and what to do in an emergency.
All this helps us bounce back quickly as one people, confident and strong. This is what a strong Civil Defence means. Economic Defence is about strengthening the competitiveness and attractiveness of Singapore's economy so that we are special and relevant to the world.
Only then can we survive and succeed. Economic Defence is also about keeping our economy strong and resilient, enabling it to carry on and recover quickly should we be confronted by any challenge or crisis in the future, such as a global downturn or economic strangulation that could shake investor confidence in Singapore. In a multiracial, multi-religious and multi-cultural society like Singapore, peace and progress is possible only if Singaporeans of all races and religions live together in harmony and look out for one another.
It requires constant effort to build understanding and trust among different communities and to ensure that potential sources of misunderstanding and insensitivity are nipped in the bud quickly. This is Social Defence — everyone making an effort to trust one another and to strengthen the bonds across the different ethnic groups so that we are strong and united especially during times of national challenges. How do you put Social Defence into action?
Digital Defence. As Singapore works towards being a Smart Nation, digital technology will pervade all aspects of how we live, work, and play. Singapore will be one of the most technologically advanced, open and connected nations in the world.
While the digital revolution presents opportunities for Singapore, it also makes us vulnerable to threats from the digital domain. These threats will disrupt our way of life, and can also undermine our social cohesion and strike at the confidence and psychological resilience of our people. We therefore need to be able to respond to cyberattacks that target our networks and infrastructure, as well as threats that can be perpetrated through the digital domain such as fake news and deliberate online falsehoods.
Through Total Defence, every sector of society is mobilised and has a part to play to ensure Singapore's security. In Total Defence, our people are organised to defend the country against all forms of attack, both military and non-military. Total Defence comprises the 6 pillars viz. Military Defence is having a strong Singapore Armed Forces to deter aggression and protect the country.
It also involves citizens doing their part to support the military. Civil Defence provides for the safety and basic needs of the whole community so that life may go on as normally as possible during emergencies.
Economic Defence is the government, business and industry organising themselves to support the economy at all times. Individuals contribute by working hard and meeting the challenges of development. In collaboration with Mr Edmund Chen, Nexus launched an interactive Total Defence Activity Booklet, aimed at teaching children values such as unity, resilience and teamwork.
It is also aligned with the national curriculum framework for kindergartens, and incorporates activities to engage pre-schoolers in identifying shapes, going through mazes, counting numbers and colouring. Email nexus defence. An ideal colouring activity for children aged between years, this Black and White TD Illustration is a great, indirect way of getting young ones to recognise Total Defence action and how to participate in it without even actively thinking about it.
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