Singapore

Singapore's WokeMeter assessment score is 51, placing it within the moderate intensity range. This score reflects Singapore's position as a country with certain progressive policy signals, particularly evident in its Legislative/Regulatory Activism, which scores notably high at 93.04. The repeal of Section 377A, which previously criminalized sex between men, aligns with this dimension, even though same-sex marriage remains unrecognized. The overall score is slightly higher than the composite score of 48.43 due to significant legislative activism and moderate corporate signalling, despite lower scores in other areas such as Institutional DEI Policy Intensity and Education & Curriculum Signalling.

The dimension scores highlight Singapore's diverse intensity across different social policy signalling indicators. The highest signalling intensity is observed in Legislative/Regulatory Activism, indicating robust regulatory frameworks and legislative actions. In contrast, the Institutional DEI Policy Intensity score is relatively low at 22.51, suggesting limited focus on institutional diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. Similarly, the Education & Curriculum Signalling and Media & Platform Moderation dimensions score low, reflecting a more conservative approach to education policies and media regulation. Meanwhile, the Corporate/Investor Signalling score of 63.56 indicates moderate engagement with DEI in the corporate sector. Overall, Singapore presents a mixed landscape of policy signalling intensity.