The Marriage and Parenthood Policy Directorate drives ambition and action across whole of government to address Singapore’s low fertility rate, which is key to tackling our population challenge. We work with partners across the public, private and people sectors to build a more family-friendly environment, where Singaporeans are supported in fulfilling their marriage and parenthood (M&P) aspirations.

Your key duties/deliverables include: • Research and analyse local/international trends and wide-ranging issues that affect marriage and parenthood decisions • Review and formulate the next bound of marriage & parenthood policies, consulting and working with diverse stakeholders within and outside the public sector (e.g. academics, tripartite partners, community organisations) • Work with agencies across different sectors of Government to ensure the smooth roll-out and implementation of policies • Develop innovative public communications, engagement and partnership strategies to foster a more family-friendly culture and society You can look forward to: • Exposure to wide range of policy issues across different sectors and agencies • Developing your critical and systems thinking skills • Honing your stakeholder engagement and communication skills • Opportunities for learning and growth (peer leadership, cross-directorate projects) • Warm culture of curiosity, courage, collaboration and care (mentorship, socials and interest groups)

• Strong analytical and critical thinking skills • Strong written and verbal communication skills • Comfortable with quantitative data and statistics • Enjoys solving problems and working with others • Curious, driven and enjoys a fast-paced environment • Ability to work independently and in teams • Resourceful and confident, with a strong commitment to excellence

The Strategy Group in the Prime Minister’s Office drives Whole-of-Government strategic planning, and partners government agencies on policy development. It identifies key priorities and emerging issues over the medium to long term, such as population and climate change; it influences strategic resource allocation; and catalyses new functions and capabilities in order to deliver policies that are in the long-term interest of Singapore.