SMF to equip 50 Singapore SMEs with free carbon maps

The initiative offers complimentary carbon footprint reports to simplify sustainability efforts.

The Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF) has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Great Green Run 2026 to formalise its role as the event’s official sustainability partner.

Under the partnership, 50 participating SMEs will receive complimentary carbon footprint reports, providing an emissions baseline to help companies begin measuring and managing their environmental impact.

SMF said the reports address common barriers to sustainability, such as data collection and uncertainty about starting points whilst also aiming to connect SMEs to a wider ecosystem of sustainability partners and solutions.

The initiative was announced at the launch of the Great Green Run 2026, presented by CIMB Singapore.

The event is scheduled for 14 June at Marina Barrage, and SMF expects participating businesses to use the reports as a foundation for further climate action initiatives.

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