Singapore’s National Library Board has launched a five-year National Reading Movement designed to cultivate a sustained reading culture among citizens of all ages. The initiative focuses on encouraging people to read more frequently, explore diverse genres, and share reading experiences within their communities. In collaboration with community groups, schools, and corporate partners, the campaign introduces various reading programs, expanded digital resources, and public events to integrate reading into everyday life.
- The National Library Board has established a five-year movement to foster regular reading habits nationwide.
- The campaign centers on three primary pillars: reading regularly, reading widely across genres, and reading together.
- Planned initiatives include community-based reading programs, designated reading days, and expanded digital book collections.
- The effort promotes multi-language literacy, providing reading materials in English and official Mother Tongue languages.
- Partnerships with private organizations, schools, and grassroots networks will help drive outreach across diverse demographics.
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