The Singapore Prize is bestowed by the government in recognition of outstanding published works written in Chinese, English, Malay or Tamil languages. Winners in each category receive up to $10,000 as prize money while all winning entries receive the Singapore Book Council achievement award – first prize goes for fiction while second is non-fiction while poetry receives third place as per a competitive selection process.

Earthshot Prize will honor its winners at an awards ceremony in Singapore on November 7th. At this ceremony, 2023 Winners will be unveiled and celebrated as Conservation International helps connect its global network of partners committed to finding sustainable environmental solutions.

Indian-based solar dryer makers, a soil carbon marketplace and groups helping make electric car batteries cleaner, restore Andean forests and prevent illegal fishing were among the 2023 winners of Prince William’s charity’s prize for innovations launched in 2020. Each winning team received an investment of PS1 Million to assist with scaling their solutions.

This year, to expand the Singapore Prize entry pool and enhance its diversity, a new Arts and Multimedia Category was introduced this year. Following suit with Book category selection process, nominations will be welcome from any artist, author, playwright, performer, producer or publisher who has produced multimedia or artistic historical work that explores any field, theme or period within Singapore history – nominators should provide new insights or exciting ways of engaging Singaporeans’ imagination in exploring past memories and their nation’s past history. Nominations can come from any artist author author playwright playwright playwright performer producer or publisher who has produced multi media and artistic historical work on any field theme or period from any artist author author playwright playwright playwright playwright performer producer or publisher who have done an arts multi media historical work that engages Singaporeans’ memories or engages imagination about our nation’s past and aims at stimulating new insights or engaging imagination in terms of engaging future Singaporeans with our nation’s past history in new ways. Nominations should come from any artist author playwright playwright playwright performer producer or publisher who have created multimedia historical works on any field theme or period in Singapore history that engages audiences. Nominations welcome from artists, author playwright performer producer publisher publisher who have produced such works which aim at engaging Singaporeans’ imagination about their country’s past through engaging them about Singapore history through either new insights into its past through engaging Singaporeans further engaging with it through engaging the imagination about their nation’s past through new ways by way of providing new or engaging ways into understanding or engaging people involved / author playw/ playw/ performer producer publisher who have produced historical work which covers any field, theme period in Singapore history that engage their imagination by providing new ways that stimulate or period related work which addresses any field/publishers with created works intended to publish any field/Publishers’ history through such works covering any period work within it’s past or have created works covering any period work made history. Nominations.

This year’s Singapore Prize will introduce not only an Arts and Multimedia category, but also a separate Arts and Multimedia Award sponsored by Singapore Press Holdings (SPH). This prize recognizes the increasing relevance of multimedia news consumption. SPH’s judging panel will consider innovative use of technology that enhances storytelling or engages people for society benefit.

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The Dr Alan HJ Chan ‘Spirit of Singapore’ Book Prize was established through a $1 million donation by Mr Alan Chan (deceased). Its aim is to promote compassion, empathy, voluntarism and activism through literature. The prize also honours Singaporean culture, broadly defined as its core values of equality, diversity, religious harmony, meritocracy and resilience – with strong emphasis placed on education, community building and innovation. Formerly titled Singapore Literature Prize. The new title and increased prize money reflect the vision of its donor, while National University of Singapore continues to administer the book prize. You can learn more about this award here; this prize is supported by both Ministry of Education and Temasek Foundation.