Dataset collections

ICA vital statistics in this collection detail still-births broken down by birth weight, mother’s age group, gestation period, and child gender for 2019–2021. The CSV Still-Births by Birth Weight, Age Group of Mother, Period of Gestation and Child Gender supports maternal and child health researchers analysing perinatal outcomes in Singapore. Figures originate from the Report on Registration of Births and Deaths rather than clinical hospital records. Annual publication aligns with ICA’s population registry reporting cycle.

IMDA enterprise infocomm adoption surveys underpin this collection’s metric on average days of infocomm security education received per employee in Singapore. The CSV Average Number of Days Received Per Employee on Infocomm Security Education links to broader IDA/IMDA survey reporting referenced at the official URL. CIOs and workforce development teams can benchmark security awareness investment using the published annual series through 2013 coverage. The statistic measures training days reported in surveys, not certification counts.

Ministry of Health (MOH) publishes annual Medisave account statistics for Singapore’s national medical savings scheme. The CSV dataset reports account numbers, aggregate balances, average balance per account, and withdrawals for direct medical expenses over the coverage period from 2006. Health economists and insurance researchers can study how households accumulate and use Medisave without inventing projections. This collection supports open-data exploration of Medisave uptake and utilisation trends.

EMA reports annual grid-connected solar photovoltaic installations across Singapore’s URA planning regions from 2008 through FY2021. The CSV lists installed capacity in kWac and counts of residential versus non-residential systems by region. Clean-energy analysts can map decentralised solar growth outside the central business district. The collection supports Singapore’s solar deployment tracking aligned with urban planning boundaries.

URA Master Plan 2019 conservation planning layers map indicative Conservation Area polygons from the Conservation Area and Monuments Plan SDCP. Datasets Master Plan 2019 SDCP Conservation Area layer are provided in GEOJSON and KML for Singapore heritage planning GIS. Conservation architects and planners can align proposals with SDCP conservation zones shown on the 2019 master plan. Polygons are indicative controls; statutory decisions remain with URA conservation instruments.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) maps the number of dwelling units for private residential properties, occupied and vacant, as at Q4 2022 in this geospatial collection. KML and GEOJSON datasets let analysts visualise unit counts spatially across Singapore’s private housing stock. Property researchers and GIS teams can relate density patterns to planning areas and development names. Use this URA layer for private residential dwelling-unit counts on Singapore’s open data catalogue.

NEA pesticides regulation open data in this collection lists companies with pesticides and repellents registered with the National Environment Agency for the June 2016 reference period. The CSV Pesticides/Repellent Registered with NEA helps vector control contractors and importers verify compliant product suppliers. Public health teams mapping licensed pest-control chemical sources can join the list with enforcement datasets. Monthly catalogue frequency reflects NEA’s historical update label for this snapshot.

Ministry of Health eldercare directory data for Singapore locate aged care services consumers can access across the island. Member datasets Eldercare Services ship in GEOJSON, KML, and SHP so map portals and care navigators can show MOH-listed providers consistently. Social service agencies and caregivers benefit from a single open geospatial source rather than manual list compilation. Service attributes follow the MOH directory snapshot at publication time.

Housing & Development Board (HDB) reports annual bookings for new flats in Singapore, covering both HDB-built homes and DBSS units from private developers. The CSV dataset “Bookings for New Flats” supports housing demand analysis across financial years in the published range. Policy researchers and market commentators can compare booking volumes without extrapolating beyond official coverage. This HDB collection anchors open-data study of new flat uptake and public housing supply signals.

LTA road marking GIS data in this collection maps arrow markings that direct traffic flow and junction interactions across Singapore’s road network. GEOJSON and KML datasets LTA Arrow Marking support traffic engineering, microsimulation, and navigation research. Developers building drive guidance layers can overlay official arrow geometry with lane and junction datasets. Updates follow an ad-hoc publication cycle on Data.gov.sg.

URA Master Plan 2019 cartographic open data in this collection provides a road name layer for displaying street labels on planning maps. The GEOJSON dataset Master Plan 2019 Road Name layer supports web mapping portals and GIS symbology aligned with MP2019 base layers. Developers building planning visualisations can render authoritative road names without manual labelling. Geometry and labels are indicative planning cartography rather than LTA street directory legal names.

URA Master Plan 2003 planning annotations include minimum base plot ratio labels in this Singapore spatial collection. Datasets Master Plan 2003 Minimum Base Plot Ratio are available in KML and GEOJSON for researchers comparing historical plot ratio controls with later master plans. Property analysts studying allowable intensity under MP2003 can overlay annotations with parcel layers. Text annotations express planning guidance indicatively, not title deed entitlements.

Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) open data from the Report on Registration of Births and Deaths includes cause of death breakdowns by age group for calendar year 2021. The CSV supports public-health epidemiology and demographic research on mortality patterns in Singapore. Vital statistics users can link ICA releases with MOH disease surveillance context. The annual collection reflects official registration records rather than clinical coding alone.

Singapore Tourism Board (STB) summarises International Visitor Arrivals (IVA) from selected source markets by mode of arrival—air, sea, and land—in this annual collection. The CSV “Annual IVA from Selected Markets by Mode of Arrival” supports tourism analytics with STB’s regional definitions, including ASEAN excluding Singapore in tables. Destination marketers and transport researchers can study how visitors reach Singapore across the dataset’s coverage years. Use this STB open-data collection for IVA market and arrival-mode statistics.

IMDA Silver Infocomm initiative locations across Singapore help seniors access digital literacy resources at hotspots and junctions. The collection publishes Silver Infocomm point layers in GEOJSON, KML, and SHP for community mapping and accessibility planning. Social service partners and researchers promoting inclusive digitisation can geocode IMDA-listed sites from a single open dataset family. Locations support awareness of Silver Infocomm programmes described by IMDA, not live class schedules.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) maps guardrails—raised metallic structures supporting signs and electronic road equipment such as ERP and EMAS—across Singapore’s road network. GEOJSON and KML datasets support asset management, road safety studies, and navigation basemaps. GIS developers maintaining transport infrastructure layers can integrate guardrail locations with other LTA road furniture open data. Explore this collection for LTA guardrail geometry on Singapore’s data portal.

This Singapore open data collection from the Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) tracks how revenue in the local infocomm sector breaks down by market segment. The member dataset “Revenue of Infocomm Industry by Market Segment” is published as CSV for analysts comparing telecom, IT services, and related segments over time. Researchers and policymakers use it to understand structural shifts in Singapore’s digital economy without relying on private industry surveys. Coverage spans annual releases through 2017, making it useful for long-run benchmarking of infocomm industry performance in Singapore.

National Environment Agency (NEA) tracks the number of licensed food shops in Singapore annually in this collection. The CSV “Licensed Food Shops, (End Of Period), Annual” offers a simple time series for food-and-beverage market and public health planning, while the official description outlines NEA licensing conditions and documentation. Entrepreneurs and researchers studying hawker and food-shop density can pair counts with NEA regulatory guidance. Explore this NEA open-data collection for end-of-period licensed food shop statistics.

Health Promotion Board (HPB) geospatial open data maps polyclinics that offer cervical screening services (CSS) across Singapore. GEOJSON and KML datasets Cervical Screening Centre support women's health access mapping and referral planning. Community health programmes can overlay screening sites against population catchments. Locations follow HPB’s ad-hoc update cadence on Data.gov.sg.

Ministry of Law reports how many applications are registered at the Legal Aid Bureau for legal aid, advice, and assistance each year in Singapore. The CSV dataset shares the same title and supports access-to-justice research from 1958 through the published financial-year coverage. Social policy analysts and legal aid NGOs can study demand for subsidised legal services over decades. This collection contributes transparent annual caseload statistics on Singapore’s open government data portal.

URA Master Plan 2003 conservation area boundary lines show indicative offsets from heritage conservation zone edges in Singapore. GEOJSON and KML layers support GIS comparison between legacy plan boundaries and today’s conservation areas. Urban heritage researchers mapping statutory control evolution can load these linework files. The release reflects MP2003 cartography rather than current URA conservation gazette listings.

Republic Polytechnic (RP) institutional statistics in this collection report total enrolment for the 2017–2019 window with emphasis on the 2019 cycle named in the collection title. The CSV RP Total Enrolment 2017-2019 supports polytechnic capacity and admissions benchmarking for Singapore’s five polytechnics. Education planners comparing RP intake trends can use the single annual file as published by RP. Figures reflect RP’s administrative enrolment counts.

NEA pollution control statistics in this collection report annual counts of hazardous substances licences and permits issued from 2008 through 2014. The CSV Pollution Control - Number Of Hazardous Substances Licences and Permits Issued, Annual helps chemical industry analysts track regulatory throughput for controlled substances in Singapore. Environmental compliance officers can benchmark issuance trends against industrial activity indicators. Figures aggregate NEA licensing actions rather than inventory volumes on site.

Ministry of Social and Family Development figures on cases registered at the Commissioner’s Office for the Maintenance of Parents in Singapore. The dataset “Number of cases from 2011 to 2019” tracks annual caseload as families use formal channels under the Maintenance of Parents Act. Social researchers and legal aid planners can study demand for elder-support mechanisms. This small annual CSV collection documents a specific slice of Singapore family law administration through 2019.