Resources to Empower Membrane Innovation
Financial support is crucial for accelerating technology through the TRL funnel. SG MEM centralizes the most relevant public and private grant opportunities and provides expert facilitation to help our members secure the necessary R&D funding.
Available Grants & Funding Calls
Public Grants
Administered by NRF and A*Star
- Centralised Gap Funding
- Industry Alignment Fund (Industry Collaboration Projects) (IAF-ICP)
- Industry Alignment Fund (Pre-positioning) (IAF-PP)
Administered by the Innovation and Enterprise offices (IEO)
Administered by PUB
- Competitive Research Programme (CRP) (Water)
- Living Lab (Water) Scheme
- Industrial Water Solutions Development Fund
- Water Efficiency Fund
Administered by Enterprise Singapore
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- Water & Wastewater Asia
BW Group has announced the sale of BW Water to De Nora in a move set to expand integrated water and wastewater capabilities across high-growth industrial and municipal markets worldwide.
The transaction, announced on 26 May 2026, will see BW Renew
- Water & Wastewater Asia
Entering its 20th edition and marking 25 years of continuous contribution to the industry, Indo Water 2026 Expo & Forum continues to strengthen its position as Indonesia’s leading exhibition for the water and wastewater sector.
The event serve
- Water & Wastewater Asia
BIO-UV Group has integrated its RW UV-C reactor into an advanced mobile water recycling unit developed under the EU-funded LIFE ReWa programme.
Led by the Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole Water Authority in partnership with DV2E and the European
- Water & Wastewater Asia
A wastewater surveillance study led by University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) has demonstrated that hospital wastewater can reveal drug-resistant strains of the fungus Candida auris months before patients begin showing symptoms, offering healthcare f
- Water & Wastewater Asia
A world-first system combining automated drones, robotics, real-time sensors and rapid shore-side testing is set to transform the monitoring of coastal bathing waters in the UK.
The Smart Skies, Healthy Waters project is developing a pioneering “l