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EXPRO's 'Evolution of Tradition' Campaign: Unifying Assets Management with the National Manual

EXPRO's 'Evolution of Tradition' Campaign: Unifying Assets Management with the National Manual

The Government Expenditure & Projects Efficiency Authority (EXPRO) has initiated the third installment of its awareness campaign, "Evolution of Tradition," to emphasize the significance of the National Manual for Assets and Facilities Management.
This manual functions as a unified guide for government entities, promoting effective management of public assets and facilities, thereby conserving resources and fostering sustainability.

Prepared in collaboration with experienced professionals from various government entities, the manual incorporates both local and international best practices.

Its objectives include standardizing asset management procedures, ensuring adherence to local legislation, and establishing robust asset management systems.

The given text is about a manual used by EXPRO teams in government entities to optimize asset management.

The manual focuses on financial planning, extending asset life cycles, cost-effective management of public facilities, and continuous improvement.

It aligns with Vision 2030 for government excellence and financial sustainability.

The manual covers various specializations such as emergency management, energy and sustainability, maintenance, environmental health and safety, risk management, contract and financial planning, quality, and asset management.

The teams conduct awareness sessions for several sectors, including education, health, buildings, infrastructure, security, and military sectors.

The text is about EXPRO's campaign to promote the use of the National Manual for Assets and Facilities Management by government entities.

The manual, available on EXPRO's website, helps organizations efficiently manage projects, assets, and facilities.

The campaign includes visual materials explaining the benefits of following the manual's guidelines, such as increased efficiency, improved quality, and spending effectiveness.

EXPRO's goal is to help government entities save money, improve procurement processes, and enhance infrastructure planning.

The text mentions that the Singaporean government is not only focused on economic growth but also on developing policies, systems, and methodologies, as well as building and qualifying national cadres.

In other words, the government is working to create a strong and capable workforce to support the country's long-term development.
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