Dataset collections

Institute of Technical Education (ITE) enrolment statistics for Singapore appear in this collection as intake counts for full-time and traineeship programmes. The annual CSV Intake Count of Full-Time and Traineeship Programmes at ITE supports skills pathway monitoring and MOE/ITE planning conversations. Education researchers can align intake trends with broader technical education policy without inferring unpublished cohort targets. Programme scope follows ITE’s published full-time and traineeship definitions.

People’s Association (PA) helps residents find Constituency Offices across Singapore through geospatial open data. GEOJSON and KML datasets share the same office locations for maps, grassroots directories, and civic engagement tools. Community volunteers and researchers studying local governance can plot where residents access MP and grassroots services. This collection supports PA facility discovery on Singapore’s government data catalogue.

Ministry of Law corporate insolvency statistics counting voluntary winding up cases registered in Singapore each year. The Number of voluntary winding up cases CSV supports analysis of business exits, creditor regimes, and macroeconomic stress periods through the published annual window. Legal researchers and insolvency practitioners pair the series with compulsory winding-up and judicial management data elsewhere in government statistics. Figures represent case counts rather than asset values recovered.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) reports annual motorcycle population in Singapore broken down by engine capacity (CC rating). The CSV dataset excludes road-tax-exempt motorcycles while covering scooters and other registered two-wheelers. Transport economists and emissions researchers can study fleet composition trends over the published annual series. This LTA collection supports open-data analysis of motorcycle registration and land transport statistics.

URA Master Plan 2003 planning annotations include text labels for nature reserves across Singapore. The collection provides KML and GEOJSON renditions of Nature Reserve Text for GIS users aligning historical plan graphics with spatial databases. Conservation and planning researchers referencing the 2003 Master Plan can load symbology without redigitising paper maps. The layer complements other MP2003 boundary and land-use open data on the catalog.

Building and Construction Authority (BCA) Contractor Registration System listings in this collection identify contractors registered for public sector construction procurement. The CSV Listing of Registered Contractors covers the half-year window from 2023-01-01 through 2023-06-30 for tender eligibility checks. Industry analysts can track the active contractor pool supporting government ministries and statutory boards. Registration status follows BCA CRS rules rather than project performance scores.

National Environment Agency (NEA) climate and energy indicator measuring carbon intensity of electricity generation in Singapore. The Carbon Intensity of Electricity Generation annual CSV tracks grams of CO2 equivalent per kilowatt-hour as the power sector decarbonises. Climate policy analysts and sustainability reporters use the metric alongside NEA emissions inventories and Energy Market Authority fuel mix statistics on data.gov.sg. Coverage spans years noted in the catalogue for longitudinal decarbonisation charts.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) documents Premium Bus Service routes with stop-level details, including first and last bus arrival times. The CSV “Premium Bus Services” dataset supports commuters comparing express bus options and developers building journey planners for Singapore. Transport researchers studying premium bus rollout during the published coverage period can analyse route and timing metadata. Explore this collection for LTA premium bus open data tied to stop schedules.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) annual vehicle statistics count Singapore’s goods vehicle population by body type and maximum laden weight. The Goods and Other Vehicle Population by Type of Body and Maximum Laden Weight CSV covers light and heavy trucks, articulated vehicles, and mobile cranes excluding exempt or off-road registrations. Fleet analysts and logistics researchers can study how freight-capable vehicles on Singapore roads evolved through the published years. The series sits within LTA’s broader motor vehicle open-data family.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) vehicle statistics derive average annual kilometres from mileage surveys conducted at mandatory periodic vehicle inspections. The CSV Average Annual Kilometres Travelled Per Vehicle supports transport emissions and utilisation research from 2005 through 2018. Analysts modelling private car usage can align with inspection-based sampling rather than self-reported travel diaries. Figures reflect in-use private motor vehicles in the official survey design.

Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board maps service centre locations across Singapore in this open data collection. Datasets CPF Service Centres are available in GEOJSON, KML, and SHP for member-facing apps and accessibility planning. Employers and members can find nearest service points without relying on unofficial address lists. Locations reflect CPF’s published service network rather than appointment availability or operating hours.

URA Master Plan 2019 planning area boundaries for Singapore land areas excluding sea polygons. The GEOJSON dataset Master Plan 2019 Planning Area Boundary (No Sea) supports choropleth mapping of population, services, and policies without offshore geometry skewing extents. Analysts prefer this variant for HDB town comparisons and inland accessibility studies while using the full boundary collection when marine planning areas matter. Same forward-looking URA definitions as other MP2019 boundary releases.

IMDA open geospatial data maps Wireless@SG hotspot locations for public connectivity planning across Singapore. Wireless HotSpots (GEOJSON) and Wireless HotSpots (KML) let digital inclusion teams overlay free Wi-Fi access against libraries, transport nodes, and towns. Coverage reflects IMDA's ad-hoc updates as operators expand the national wireless broadband programme. Points indicate published hotspot sites, not real-time session quality.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) statistics in this collection track average daily public transport ridership islandwide on MRT, LRT, bus, and taxi in Singapore. The CSV Public Transport Utilisation - Average Public Transport Ridership carries the official note that post-2001 series reflect revised taxi ridership methodology from 2003. Transport modellers and policy analysts can study long-run mobility trends through 2016 using a single annual file. Ridership estimates follow LTA’s published methods rather than real-time farebox data.

Energy Market Authority (EMA) energy statistics on household town gas consumption in Singapore by dwelling type. The CSV Total Household Town Gas Consumption by Dwelling Type, 2005 to Jun 2021 reports monthly gigawatt-hour totals for HDB flats, landed homes, and other categories. Energy analysts and sustainability programmes study residential fuel use trends before and during efficiency initiatives. Complements EMA electricity and piped gas tariff collections on data.gov.sg.

Singapore Police Force (SPF) analyses road accident causes alongside severity of injury sustained, including whether incidents were fatal. The CSV “Causes of Accidents by Severity of Injury Sustained” dataset underpins road safety research and policy discussion in Singapore. Transport safety analysts can relate causation patterns to injury outcomes over the annual series. This SPF collection supports open-government exploration of traffic accident statistics and severity breakdowns.

Health Promotion Board (HPB) maps aqua-related sports facilities around Singapore through the WaterActivities@SG open-data collection. GEOJSON, KML, and SHP formats support apps that help residents discover kayaking, swimming, and other water-based activities. Community wellness programmes and tourism planners can study spatial access to HPB-listed venues. The ad-hoc geospatial release encourages active living by making facility locations machine-readable.

LTA monthly vehicle registration statistics list all newly registered cars by make for periods from 2016 through February 2019. The CSV New Registration of Cars by Make supports automotive market share analysis and fleet composition studies. Economists can track brand inflows against COE and tax policy changes in the monthly series. Figures count registrations within each report month as defined by LTA.

Health Promotion Board (HPB) publishes sports facility locations in Singapore through the SportsFields@SG collection in GEOJSON, KML, and SHP. Community sports organisers, schools, and active-living apps can discover fields and related venues for programming and route planning. The layer complements HPB health promotion initiatives by making facility geography machine-readable. Facility attributes follow HPB’s published sports facility inventory rather than live booking status.

URA amendment geospatial data for road name annotations under Master Plan 2019 in Singapore. KML and GEOJSON layers align street labels with the latest MP2019 extracts URA publishes between formal plan updates. GIS teams building basemaps, emergency routing prototypes, and planning dashboards import these names with other transport linework. Users should verify current naming on URA’s website at https://www.ura.gov.sg/ as official guidance states.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) publishes amendment text annotations for nature reserves, nature areas, and national park symbols under Master Plan 2014. KML and GEOJSON datasets share the “Amendment to MP2014 Nature Text” layer for cartographic labelling in GIS workflows. Conservation planners and map publishers can align nature-related symbology with other URA master plan amendments. This collection supports Singapore spatial data on MP2014 nature text updates.

PUB, Singapore’s national water agency, publishes annual open data on flood prone areas measured in hectares. The Flood Prone Areas CSV helps drainage engineers, urban planners, and residents understand where Singapore has historically experienced inundation risk within the catalogued period. Researchers modelling climate resilience can pair the statistics with PUB’s broader stormwater management datasets. Updates support tracking progress as drainage improvement projects reduce vulnerable land area.

MOE higher education statistics in this collection report university intake, enrolment, and graduates by course for full-time first degrees across the six autonomous universities named in the official description. The CSV Intake, Enrolment and Graduates of Universities by Course spans 2005 through 2021 for manpower and education pipeline analysis. Intake includes direct entry into second or later years, and courses follow highest-weight content classification rules. Figures exclude part-time and postgraduate programmes per MOE notes.

URA MP2014 amendment linework showing indicative underground infrastructure and road network relationships in Singapore. KML and GEOJSON datasets support planners coordinating subsurface utilities, MRT works, and street corridors. Engineers and researchers combine the layer with other URA underground and transport amendments on data.gov.sg. Geometry is indicative for master planning rather than utility-grade survey accuracy.