Asiya Bakht
Jul 24, 2009

National Environment Agency calls media pitch

SINGAPORE - The National Environment Agency (NEA), a statutory board under the Ministry of Environment and Water Resources, is on the lookout for a media agency for its 2010 'Clean and green Singapore' (CGS) campaign.

National Environment Agency calls media pitch
According to the tender statement the aim of this campaign “is to inspire Singapore residents to make a conscious decision and effort to care for and protect the environment”.
 
The Government agency is seeking a media agency to work closely with its corporate communications department, to propose and develop a media placement strategy and procure the approved placement for a CGS music video. The appointed agency will also be expected to conceptualise and produce an environment-themed television programme for youth.
 
NEA champions a clean environment and seeks to protect Singapore's air, land and water resources to ensure sustainable development and quality living for present and future generations.

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