One action that I have been taking is bringing my own reusables when I’m out and about, such as a reusable food container, a coffee cup cutlery and shopping bag, really to reduce my usage of one time disposables. Singapore has a total land area of 725 square kilometers, which is about half the size of London. Given our small land size sustainability has very much been on the government's mind. However, the amount of waste disposed of in Singapore has increased sevenfold over the last 40 years. At this rate, our only landfill will run out of space by 2035. So that set me thinking about how I can reduce my waste in small steps. Before the pandemic, we would spend five days in the office where we would be buying lunch for take away. So for me, that will involve at least one plastic container for the actual meal, disposable cutlery, plastic bag and a disposable cup for my after meal coffee habit. Our office in Singapore is in the central business district, so serving the lunchtime crowd is all about efficiency. Over time, I realised most places were very open to taking my reusables. Some of the store holders would also remember me. This really started when I had my two young children and I felt it was very important that I should lead that lifestyle change and I should be a role model for my children. You know, reuseable is something that is very easy for me to incorporate. When I'm in the office. I have a set that I will carry around when I go out for lunch or even for weekend trips. I think my one small bit of advice is just take that first small action that you have in mind. I believe if one of us just do one small action each day, this would mean billions of small actions being done on a daily basis. And I do think it will add up over time.