Local water supply and first water imports during colonial time (until 1979) 2.1 Water from catchment areas. 20th-century cities under international supervision, 14 Casualties Leading Japanese companies such as Toshiba and Toray have established water research centers in Singapore. Singapore is home to over 70 local and international water companies and 23 research and development centers working on about 300 projects valued at $185 million. Furthermore the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at National University of Singapore established an Institute of Water Policy in 2008 Also since 2008 the city-state has hosted the Singapore International Water Week a key event for the global water industry, List of Japanese Infantry divisions.
. . In order to reduce traffic congestion Electronic road pricing (ERP) has been enacted around entrances into the Central Area The other parts of Singapore are less dense and busy and are often filled with housing estates such as from the Housing and Development Board (HDB) or condominiums and commercial districts are less concentrated However to reduce strain on the Central Area several regional centres have been developed each containing a concentrated commercial district.
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