Dataset collections

Ministry of Law open data summarises how disputes registered at Singapore’s Community Mediation Centre close each year. The CSV Outcome of Cases Registered at the Community Mediation Centre classifies closed cases as mediated with settlement, mediated without settlement, or not mediated, with figures stated as at 31 December of the reporting year. Community justice researchers and legal aid planners can track mediation uptake and settlement rates from 2011 through 2015. Ongoing cases roll forward into subsequent reports per the official notes.

National Environment Agency (NEA) reports the monthly number of rain days at the Changi Climate Station in Singapore, counting days with at least 0.2 mm of rainfall. The CSV from 1982 through July 2023 supports climate variability and urban drainage studies. Researchers can relate rain-day counts to monsoon seasons and long-term wet-day trends. Monthly updates extend Singapore’s official rainfall climatology.

Singapore Prison Service (SPS) publishes annual recidivism rates for local offenders released into the community in Singapore. The CSV dataset applies the definition used from the 2018 release cohort onward, counting re-detention or imprisonment within two years. Criminology researchers and correctional policymakers can monitor rehabilitation outcomes transparently. This collection supports evidence-based discussion of reintegration performance on Singapore’s open government data platform.

Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) vital statistics on live births in Singapore classified by birth weight, mother’s age group, and child gender. The CSV aligns with the Report on Registration of Births and Deaths for 2021 in the published coverage. Demographers and maternal health researchers analyse neonatal outcomes and fertility patterns using official registration data. The collection supports transparency around annual population and birth trends.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) publishes the Civic District boundary polygon from the Master Plan 2019 Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP) urban design element. GEOJSON and KML formats support heritage, tourism, and urban design research around Singapore’s colonial core and arts precinct. Developers and architects can check SDCP-guided controls for the Civic District against broader MP2019 layers. This collection geospatially defines URA’s urban design planning envelope for the Civic District.

National Parks Board (NParks) provides indicative managed-area polygons for parks and nature reserves under its purview in Singapore. The GEOJSON layer includes Bukit Timah, Central Catchment, Labrador, and Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve boundaries plus other NParks parklands. Conservationists and recreation planners can map accessible green space and protected habitats. Half-yearly updates refresh Singapore’s authoritative park and reserve footprint.

Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) reports domestic revenue of Singapore’s infocomm industry by market segment from its long-running annual establishment survey. The CSV dataset supports sector analysis under the Statistics Act with confidential microdata handling described officially. ICT economists and industry planners can study segment contributions, including restated 2008–2012 figures noted in the metadata. This collection is a cornerstone of Singapore open data on digital economy revenue.

Ministry of Education (MOE) long-run indicator of O-Level attainment in Singapore secondary schools. The CSV tracks the percentage of school candidates achieving grade C6 or better in at least three O-Level subjects from 1987 to 2021, excluding Integrated Programme students per official notes. Education policy analysts benchmark academic outcomes while respecting exclusions for non-graduating-year subject sittings. MOE publishes this as open data for public accountability on national examination performance.

National Parks Board (NParks) maps boundaries where drone flying is prohibited within listed nature reserves, nature parks, and gardens across Singapore. The GEOJSON layer helps recreational pilots, event organisers, and enforcement teams see no-fly zones from Bukit Timah and Central Catchment to Jurong Lake Gardens and Sungei Buloh. Conservation and visitor-safety researchers can relate restrictions to sensitive habitats and high footfall sites. This ad-hoc collection translates NParks drone rules into geospatial guidance on data.gov.sg.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2019 spatial data in this collection maps indicative Urban Design Corridor polygons from the Urban Design Element Plan under the Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP). Member datasets are published as GEOJSON and KML for Singapore planning and GIS workflows. Architects and urban designers can overlay corridor boundaries when reviewing streetscape and precinct controls. Geometry is indicative and must be read with the full SDCP urban design documentation on URA’s site.

Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) vital statistics in this collection report live births by mother’s occupation and birth order in Singapore. The CSV aligns with tables published in the Report on Registration of Births and Deaths for the 2019–2021 catalogue window. Demographers and public health researchers can explore socioeconomic patterns in fertility using official registration data. Occupation categories follow ICA’s published classification in the report series.

Energy Market Authority (EMA) publishes monthly peak system demand for Singapore’s electricity grid, including consumption from customers with embedded generators. The Peak System Demand CSV from 2005 through July 2021 supports load-growth and reliability planning studies. Grid analysts can compare peaks with tariff and generation datasets in the EMA catalog. Monthly series captures seasonal and economic demand swings.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) publishes bicycle rack locations, counts, and rack types at rail transit stations in Singapore. GEOJSON and KML layers support active-mobility planning and first-mile/last-mile connectivity maps. Cyclists and transport apps can show where parking is available near MRT and LRT stops. This collection adds LTA open geospatial data for cycling infrastructure at Singapore’s RTS stations.

Public Transport Council (PTC) open data on monthly concession pass prices for Singapore public transport in dollars. The CSV documents bus-only, train-only, and hybrid unlimited-ride passes as fare products for students, seniors, and other eligible groups. Commuters and fare-policy researchers compare pass pricing across effective dates noted in dataset titles on data.gov.sg. Coverage reflects PTC’s published concession fare tables for the catalogue period.

ICA publishes neonatal, perinatal, and maternal vital statistics for Singapore drawn from civil registration records. The long-run CSV Neonatal, Perinatal and Maternal Vital Statistics from 1971 onwards supports epidemiological and health policy research across decades in the catalogue through 2021. Analysts can study trends in maternal and infant outcomes using consistent official definitions from the births and deaths report. Figures are administrative statistics, not clinical audit datasets.

Singapore Police Force (SPF) open geospatial data in this collection maps the Istana Special Event Area declared for the 32nd ASEAN Summit under the 2018 Public Order notification. Member datasets are published as KML and GEOJSON so planners, media, and researchers can reproduce the First Schedule boundary in GIS tools. Civic technologists studying summit-era security arrangements in Singapore can overlay this perimeter with other SPF special-event layers. The collection documents a time-bound public order control area rather than ongoing land zoning.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) releases amended indicative outlines of MRT and LRT stations under Master Plan 2014 for Singapore. GEOJSON and KML datasets update station footprints for planners syncing with MP2014 rail amendments. Transport modellers and map publishers can align station polygons with revised planning layers. This collection complements base MP2014 rail station geometry on Singapore’s open-data catalogue.

Central Provident Fund Board (CPF) publishes the Full Retirement Sum amounts applicable when members turn 55 and set aside funds in their Retirement Account. The CSV series from 2003 through 2022 supports retirement planning research, policy analysis of CPF adequacy, and financial literacy tools in Singapore. Economists and fiduciaries can track how FRS levels change with cohort and scheme rules over time. This collection documents official CPF retirement set-aside thresholds on the open data portal.

URA Master Plan 2003 cartographic data in this collection carries text annotations for national parks across Singapore. Member datasets Master Plan 2003 National Park Text are offered in GEOJSON and KML for heritage and green-space mapping in GIS tools. Planners and researchers aligning older master plan labels with current NParks boundaries can use the layer as a historical reference. Annotations are cartographic labels tied to the 2003 plan rather than legal land titles.

Singapore Police Force (SPF) geospatial data delineate the National Day Parade 2022 special event area declared under public order legislation. KML and GEOJSON datasets reproduce the area described in the Second Schedule of the Public Order (National Day Parade 2022) Declaration 2022. Event planners, researchers, and GIS users can study temporary security zoning for NDP 2022 in Singapore. The layer documents a specific declared event perimeter rather than recurring NDP boundaries.

Ministry of Education (MOE) reports the number of classes and average class size by school level in Singapore. The CSV dataset explains how form-class averages are calculated and notes smaller groups for support programmes and practical subjects. Education planners and parents researching schooling conditions can track class-size trends from 1982 onward in the published range. This collection supports Singapore education open data on cohort organisation and classroom load.

PUB, Singapore’s national water agency, open data on potable water tariff schedules over time. The CSV explains how charges recover collection, treatment, and distribution costs billed by consumption volume. Households, utilities researchers, and sustainability advocates study tariff evolution from 2008 to 2021 in the published series. The collection supports public understanding of water pricing and resource stewardship in Singapore.

Singapore Food Agency (SFA) open geospatial data maps supermarket locations island-wide for food security and retail accessibility analysis. The GEOJSON dataset Supermarkets (GEOJSON) supports dashboards that overlay grocery access against housing and transport networks. Community groups and urban planners can identify gaps in neighbourhood retail coverage using the point layer. Locations reflect SFA’s published listing cadence described as ad-hoc in the catalogue.

Ministry of Health (MOH) infectious disease surveillance appears weekly in this collection through statistics on the local disease situation in Singapore. The CSV Weekly Infectious Disease Bulletin Cases follows epidemiological weeks running Sunday through Saturday as noted officially. Epidemiologists and public health teams can monitor notifiable disease trends from 2012 through 2022 in the catalogue. Case counts reflect published bulletin compilations rather than real-time clinical feeds.