SG Enable, Singapore’s national agency for disability, and the Zero Project have renewed their partnership for another three years to enhance disability inclusion and innovation across Asia Pacific.
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on 11 November 2026 at the Zero Project Asia Pacific Symposium, witnessed by Eric Chua, Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Law and Ministry of Social and Family Development.
The renewed collaboration builds on a partnership established in 2023, positioning Singapore as a conduit for global disability innovations to meet regional needs.
It aims to bring international solutions to Asia Pacific and expand the reach of local innovations. The partnership will facilitate the exchange of ideas, expertise, and innovations between Singapore, Asia Pacific, and the global disability inclusion community.
The Zero Project Asia Pacific Symposium, held at Marina Bay Sands, served as the backdrop for the MoU signing. Martin Essl, Founder and Chairman of the Board of the Essl Foundation and Zero Project, attended the symposium for the first time, marking a significant milestone in the partnership.
“Through this renewed partnership, we look forward to deepening these connections and creating more opportunities for innovative solutions to be shared, adapted, and scaled across the region,” Essl stated.
SG Enable and the Zero Project will continue to collaborate on the annual symposium, joint publications, and engagement with the global Zero Project network.
This partnership aims to translate innovative ideas into practical solutions for persons with disabilities, ultimately striving for a more inclusive society.
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