Prince William Reflects on His First Year as Prince of Wales
Prince William, in an interview with the media during his visit to Singapore, expressed his commitment to going a step further than his family and bringing about real change. He spoke from the heart about his role as Prince of Wales and his desire to be a social leader.
Earthshot Project Goes Beyond a Prize Ceremony
Prince William, fresh from his Earthshot project in Asia, emphasized that the initiative is more than just a prize ceremony. He revealed his inner drive to make a difference in causes that are close to his heart, such as homelessness and mental health. He aims to build homes, provide mental support, employment, and education, and offer wraparound services.
Focused Social Leadership and Prioritizing Key Issues
Prince William emphasized the importance of remaining focused and not spreading oneself too thin. He wants to use his role and convening power to give people a better future and concentrate on key social issues. He aims to show his intent and do more for causes that need more support.
Set to Take a Different Direction
Prince William's desire to take a different direction from his family was evident after his tour of the Caribbean last year. Sources close to him revealed that he and Kate were set to "rip up the rulebook" and do things "the Cambridge way." He wants to make a lasting impact and build upon the work done by his family.
Progressing and Building as We Go
Prince William's Earthshot Prize is gaining momentum, with eco-friendly schemes winning awards and initiatives to fight climate change. He aims to reach more people and make a bigger impact each year. The Asian market is now a focus, as the Prince wants to expand the reach of the Prize and join the dots between policy, regulators, government money, and impactful solutions.
Prince William's Visit to Singapore Jungle
During his visit to Singapore, Prince William explored the MacRitchie Nature Reserve and the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. He learned about conservation efforts and inspected seized items related to wildlife forensics. The trip to Singapore concludes today.
