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Ideas for Your Projects

Participants can choose to work on projects from a suggested list of identified areas or in areas of their choice. Participants are also allowed to propose a project that is not from the list. All proposed projects must be Digital Heritage projects with emphasis on interaction with the community.

By the end of the programme in 2026, we hope to have incubated up to 10 “LIVE” community heritage projects. They can then be further developed by local heritage groups, private sector organisations, or Government agencies.

Details will be shared with registered participants during the training.

Suggested Heritage Themes
  • Road Names and the Stories Behind Them
  • Vanishing Trades
  • Food Heritage and Shared Food Spaces
  • Natural Heritage / Re-wilding of Singapore
  • WW2 Heritage in Singapore
  • Mapping and Documentation of Underrepresented Ethnic Communities
  • Neighbourhood Institutions
  • Pre-emptive Heritage
  • Digital Toolkit for Seniors to Document Their Legacy

Participants are encouraged to focus their efforts in and around the following areas:

Focus Areas or Districts
  • National University of Singapore (NUS), Pasir Panjang and West Coast
  • Greater Chinatown area (comprising Telok Ayer, Kreta Ayer, Bukit Pasoh and Tanjong Pagar)
  • Kampong Glam and the area around Golden Landmark
  • Bukit Merah HDB Estate (such as Tiong Bahru, Telok Blangah, Redhill, Mount Faber and Tanjong Pagar)
  • Rail Corridor
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