Learning Journey for the Secondary 3Understanding where it all began

How does Marina Bay serve as a model to the

principals of Governance deployed to help Singapore sustain

its growth in the 21st Century?

Done by: Jerlyn Ng (5)3S2

Leadership is Key

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Staying Relevant

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Reward

A Stake for Everyone,

Opportunities for All

Guiding Principals of Good Governance applied in Marina Bay

Casino• Objected by majority of the

public• Government accepted

feedback• Curb gambling addiction• Allowed the public to ban

family members from going into casino

• Entry levy of $100 for all Singaporeans

• Became tourist attraction• Increase revenue for

Singapore

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Eco-friendly Structures• Singapore lacks

natural resources & energy source

• Energy conservation

• Busy & hectic area, yet beautified with the presence of nature

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Eco-friendly Structures

Anticipate change & Staying Relevant

Fan-shelter which uses motion sensor

Eco-friendly Structures

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To cool the atmosphere in the bustling city

Early Developments

• Clifford Pier – 1933

• Marina Centre – 1985

• Esplanade Theatres on The Bay – 2002

• Merlion Park – 2002

• One Marina Boulevard – 2004

• One Raffles Quay – 2006

• International Cruise Terminal Marina South Pier - 2006

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Recent Developments

• Marina Barrage- 2008

• The Sail @ Marina Bay-2008

• Marina Bay Street Circuit- 2008

• The Helix- 2010

• Marina Bay Sands (MBS)- 2010

• Waterfront Promenade- 2010

• 50 Collyer Quay- 2010

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Future Developments

• Gardens by the Bay- 2011

• Asia Square- 2011~2012

• Marina

Bay Financial Centre- 2010 (Phase 1)

- 2012 (Phase 2)

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Marina Bay Sands

• Area of tourist attraction

• Foreign tourists• Foreign

investors• Local brands

Promoted to and invested by foreigners

• Global, International brands

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Local Brands

• TCC• TianPo• Goldheart• Robinsons• Singtel• Charles &

Keith

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International Brands

• Dior• Chanel• Adidas• LV• Bonia• Gucci• Clarks• Tiffany & Co.

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Sustaining Development

• Careful management

• Long-term comprehensive planning

• Sustain green environment

• Preserve environment

• Good quality of life

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Creation & building of infrastructures• Creates job

opportunities• Increase of

Singapore’s revenue

• Helps in Singapore’s economy

A Stake for Everyone,

Opportunities for All