The Major Games Award Programme (MAP) awards is sponsored by the Tote Board. Under the scheme, Singapore athletes are required to contribute a portion of their MAP awards to their respective National Sports Associations for future training and development. It is 20 per cent for the SEA Games and Asian Games, and 50 per cent for the Commonwealth Games. Mothership has reached out to the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) for more details. #fyp #tiktoksg #singapore #seagames2025 #sea
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