Dataset collections

Singapore Land Authority (SLA) and Housing & Development Board (HDB) community use sites on State land are mapped in this quarterly geospatial collection. GEOJSON and KML datasets identify locations managed for community purposes across Singapore. Grassroots organisations, facility planners, and civic mappers can discover sites for programmes and amenities. Explore SLA open data for community use site boundaries and spatial inventory.

HDB open data breaks down resale transactions for Singapore public housing flats by flat type, using registered cases as the statistical basis. The annual CSV from 2006–07 through 2021–22 mirrors figures in HDB annual report key statistics. Housing economists and journalists can quantify how four-room, five-room, and other categories contribute to resale activity. The collection supports market commentary without manual extraction from PDF reports.

Singapore Customs licensed-premises geodata in this collection maps locations authorised for liquors and tobacco products across Singapore. GEOJSON and KML datasets support compliance mapping, retail density studies, and enforcement planning around dutiable goods. Trade analysts can spatially join premises to planning areas while respecting licence conditions not encoded in the layer. Updates follow Singapore Customs’ ad-hoc publication cycle.

Health Promotion Board (HPB) reports how many students examined in school health screening are classified as overweight using BMI-for-age thresholds. The annual CSV focuses on Primary 1 and Primary 5 cohorts where BMI reaches or exceeds the 90th percentile for males and females. Public health planners can monitor childhood obesity trends from 2009 through 2020 alongside other student health problem statistics. The collection ties school-based surveillance to national wellness programmes in Singapore.

National Environment Agency (NEA) geospatial dengue case layers for Singapore’s central region, updated daily from notified cases and recent mosquito breeding detections. The GEOJSON “Dengue (Cases) - Central” supports dashboards mapping cluster risk for residents and vector-control teams. Figures are provisional and may change after epidemiological investigation. This collection is part of NEA’s regional dengue open data used for public health communication in Singapore.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) releases geospatial amendments to the Master Plan 2019 building footprint layer for Singapore. Member datasets ship the same Amendment to Master Plan 2019 Building layer in KML and GEOJSON for GIS overlays on urban form. Planners and developers comparing indicative footprints against land-use polygons can load both formats in desktop or web mapping stacks. URA notes the layer is extracted from a living Master Plan 2019 publication updated from time to time.

SLA monthly geospatial data shows vacant state land and properties under its stewardship, excluding parcels managed by appointed agents until interim leases are granted. GEOJSON and KML layers help map where Singapore holds undeveloped or temporarily idle public land. Urban planners, researchers, and community groups studying land banking or interim uses can overlay the polygons on base maps. The collection supports transparency on state land availability without case-by-case enquiries.

Singapore Police Force (SPF) traffic enforcement geodata in this collection locates red light cameras deployed at junctions to deter and detect red-running offences. GEOJSON and KML datasets support road safety research and public communication on phased RLC rollout. Transport planners studying crash hotspots can overlay camera sites with accident statistics cautiously—presence indicates enforcement, not causation. Implementation remains phased per SPF’s official description.

National Environment Agency (NEA) tracks million tonnes of waste recycled in Singapore each year under solid waste management reporting. Annual figures from 2000 through 2015 help analysts gauge progress toward Singapore’s Sustainable Blueprint recycling targets for 2030. Official metadata cites goals of 70% overall, 30% domestic, and 81% non-domestic recycling rates. The CSV collection supports waste-policy research alongside NEA’s broader environmental statistics on data.gov.sg.

Ministry of Law pawnbroking statistics in this collection report the total value of pawnbroking loans granted annually from 2013 through 2015. The CSV Total value of pawnbroking loans granted helps researchers track short-term secured lending flows under Singapore’s pawnbrokers regulatory framework. Consumer finance analysts can compare grant volumes year-on-year within the published window. Values are annual aggregates published by MinLaw, not transaction-level data.

URA amendment layers to Master Plan 2014 showing above-ground infrastructure and road lines as indicative linework. KML and GEOJSON files support planners tracking MP2014 updates against earlier editions. Engineers and GIS teams use the geometry for corridor and right-of-way studies in Singapore. This ad-hoc collection complements other URA Master Plan line datasets on the national data portal.

URA open data maps development site boundaries through the Development Register Map collection for Singapore. Member files include GEOJSON and a KML companion labelled Development Register Map (KML), published on a half-yearly cadence. Real-estate analysts and planners can overlay active development parcels on base maps when studying URA’s development register. The geospatial release supports due diligence on where registered projects sit relative to planning areas.

Health Promotion Board listings of Healthier Dining partners across Singapore—food outlets participating in HPB’s healthier eating programmes. KML and GEOJSON layers let apps map where healthier menu options are promoted. Dietitians and workplace wellness teams build locators from the same open files. This geospatial collection connects Singapore nutrition policy to discoverable eatery locations on data.gov.sg.

Singapore Land Authority (SLA) publishes monthly geospatial open data on Master Tenants of State properties who hold in-principle approval to sublet. The collection bundles SLA Master Tenants in GEOJSON and SLA Master Tenants (KML) for mapping subletting arrangements across Singapore. Prospective sub-tenants and property researchers should cross-check SLA’s rental guidance on sla.gov.sg before relying on the layer. The datasets help GIS users locate authorised master-tenant sites under SLA management.

URA geospatial annotation of MRT and LRT station names under amendments to Master Plan 2019, available in KML and GEOJSON. The layer may be updated as the Master Plan evolves; users should check https://www.ura.gov.sg/ for authoritative plans. Transit planners and map publishers align rail labels with statutory planning graphics in Singapore. This collection supports open cartography of rail station naming across the island.

Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) curates a CSV summarising which countries rank in the top ten across major global digital and infocomm benchmarking indices. The Top 10 Countries in Infocomm Rankings dataset lets analysts compare Singapore’s standing against peers on IMD, WEF, and ITU scorecards from 2016 onward in the official notes. Policy researchers benchmarking Singapore’s digital economy can pivot the table by report and year within the published 2016–2020 coverage window. The collection is a compact reference for international ICT competitiveness rankings rather than raw microdata.

URA Master Plan 2019 SDCP Parks and Waterbodies Plan spatial data in this collection maps indicative parks and open space polygons for development control and green network analysis. GEOJSON and KML member datasets align with other MP2019 SDCP layers for integrated precinct reviews. Urban designers should pair polygons with written SDCP controls on URA’s portal. Geometry is indicative and may not match on-the-ground park fencing.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2019 SDCP layers annotate nature boundaries in the Parks and Waterbodies Plan for Singapore. GEOJSON and KML renditions support GIS workflows that interpret green and waterbody control guidelines. Planners overlay these text layers when reviewing SDCP special and detailed control plans. Ad-hoc releases align statutory mapping products with URA’s published Master Plan 2019 symbology.

NEA daily dengue case geodata for Singapore’s south-west region, derived from notified cases and breeding habitats detected in the last 14 days. GEOJSON and KML files power regional outbreak maps alongside central and other zone collections. Community leaders use the layers to communicate cluster proximity; data remain provisional. This open dataset supports vector-borne disease situational awareness in Singapore’s south-west towns.

Health Promotion Board (HPB) maps Parks@SG locations where residents can relax and enjoy light exercise across Singapore. The collection includes Parks@SG in GEOJSON, Parks@SG (KML), and Parks@SG (SHP) for diverse GIS workflows. Community wellness apps and urban green-space studies can reuse the layers to promote active living near neighbourhood parks. HPB publishes the geodata on an ad-hoc basis as park listings evolve.

Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) open data reports infant deaths in Singapore by ethnic group from 1971 onward, drawn from the annual Report on Registration of Births and Deaths. The CSV supports public-health and demography studies on infant mortality differentials across Singapore’s major ethnic communities. Researchers can align the file with birth statistics for rate calculations. Figures document registered events rather than clinical case narratives.

Singapore Tourism Board (STB) hotel performance data in this collection summarises monthly gazetted hotel statistics—including room nights, standard average occupancy, average room rates, and RevPAR—from 2013 through 2015. The CSV Monthly Gazetted Hotels Statistics draws on STB’s hotel returns survey with 2015 figures flagged as preliminary in the official notes. Hospitality analysts can study pre-2016 cycles though users should seek newer STB releases for current performance. Metrics follow STB standard definitions in the report.

Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) publishes GST statistics by economic sector for financial years 2004 through 2022. The CSV reports registered business counts, shares in net refund positions, and net GST contribution amounts and percentages. Tax analysts and economists can study sectoral consumption-tax burdens alongside Singapore’s fiscal releases. The single annual dataset anchors IRAS open GST reporting on data.gov.sg.

Immigration and Checkpoints Authority vital statistics on still-births in Singapore, tabulated by attendant at birth, place of occurrence, mother’s ethnic group, and child’s sex. The CSV extends ICA’s Report on Registration of Births and Deaths for demographic and perinatal health research. Epidemiologists study still-birth patterns without accessing individual birth records. Annual releases around 2019–2021 add to Singapore open population registry data.