The Review (Issue 1 – Spring 2019)
Roosevelt Policy Journal for AY 2018/2019
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Roosevelt Policy Journal for AY 2018/2019
Cedric Choo, Tamara Barsova, Benjamin Pei-Wei Yang, and Vivien Su explores how Singapore can adopt lab-grown meat to address global food supply challenges caused by climate change.
In this essay, Ng Yi Ming, Ng Qi Siang, and Heather Cheng Hoi Yeuk of the Economic Development and Inclusion Policy Centre propose a new credit scheme for low-income students in pre-tertiary schooling to tackle unequal private resources available to underprivileged school-goers. This essay is the winning entry of an essay competition held in conjunction with NUS’ U@live forum and was published in TODAY newspaper on 28 March 2019.
Bilge Arslan, Claire Phua, and Moni Uzunovawe from the Equal Justice & Human Rights Policy Centre discuss the conditions of low-wage migrant labour in Singapore with Harrison Linder from The Octant.
As part of the Roosevelt 10 Ideas Journal submission, the Healthcare Policy Centre discusses why the Singapore government should allow foreigners on antiretroviral medication to obtain long-term visas. Doing so can lead to better health outcomes for Singaporeans, improve Singapore’s international image, and create economic opportunities by enabling HIV-positive foreigners to work in Singapore and boosting HIV-related medical tourism.
As part of the Roosevelt 10 Ideas Journal submission, the Equal Justice & Human Rights Policy Centre recommends that the Singapore government increase the standards and accessibility of supplementary vocational opportunities offered to the intellectually disabled to alleviate workplace segregation of the intellectually disabled in Singapore and proposes how it can do so.
As part of the Roosevelt 10 Ideas Journal submission, the Energy, Technology and Environment Policy Centre explores how the Singapore government can address increasing avian mortality as a result of urbanisation.
As part of the Roosevelt 10 Ideas Journal submission, the Economic Development and Inclusion Policy Centre proposes that the Singapore government implement a child development fund to offer targeted support to low-income students in pre-tertiary schooling to tackle unequal private resources available to underprivileged school-goers.
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