Dataset collections

Ministry of Manpower Labour Market Survey series on short work-week arrangements and temporary lay-offs by industry and occupational group in Singapore, with annual figures averaged from quarterly estimates from 1998 through 2022. The collection documents methodology changes in 2006 when public sector coverage expanded. Labour economists can study cyclical employment adjustments and underemployment indicators in Singapore workplaces.

NEA public health spatial open data in this collection maps dengue cases across Singapore regions using notified cases and mosquito breeding detections from the last 14 days. Member datasets include regional KML layers and a consolidated Dengue Cases file for situational awareness mapping. Epidemiologists and community volunteers can monitor cluster geography while heeding NEA’s provisional status and investigation-driven revisions. Layers support awareness and planning, not clinical diagnosis or individual case disclosure.

Singapore Police Force figures on victims of selected major offences, drawn from the Annual Statistical Report on Crime in Singapore. The collection helps criminologists and policymakers compare victimisation patterns across offence types from 2011 through 2020. Catalogue notes direct users to the source URL for the most current releases when portal snapshots lag. Annual frequency supports longitudinal study of serious crime impacts without case-level detail. It anchors public discourse on victim statistics in officially published SPF reporting.

Ministry of Manpower Conditions of Employment Survey statistics on distribution of full-time employees by work-week pattern in Singapore’s private establishments with at least 25 employees and the public sector, with biennial releases from 2006 through 2022. The collection supports workplace flexibility research and analysis of non-standard schedules categorised as Others in official tables. HR analysts can study evolving work-week norms in Singapore employment.

URA Master Plan 2008 planning boundaries in this collection show indicative region polygons excluding sea areas for Singapore’s five-region structure. Member datasets Master Plan 2008 Region Boundary (No Sea) are available in KML and SHP for historical planning GIS and research on regional centres. Urban planners can contextualise MP2008 medium-term guidance while noting boundaries may not match built-up reality today. Polygons are forward-looking plan artefacts rather than administrative constituency maps.

Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) statistics on court referrals for pre-sentence reports. The collection tracks how often courts seek MSF social reports before sentencing, from 2010 through 2021. Family and youth justice researchers use it to understand formal links between judiciary and social intervention. Annual CSV-style releases support policy evaluation without sensitive case narratives. It documents an administrative bridge between criminal courts and MSF social work in Singapore open data.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) catalogues mid-year Comprehensive Labour Force Survey statistics on employed residents aged 15 and over, broken down by industry, employment status, and sex. Residents are Singapore citizens and permanent residents; industries follow SSIC 2020 with earlier years mapped where possible for comparability. The annual collection covers 2010 through 2022 and supports labour-market segmentation analysis even when member datasets are not presently attached in the portal. Researchers studying industry shifts or gender patterns in employment draw on these official definitions and footnotes.

Urban Redevelopment Authority SDCP geospatial layers showing indicative building height control boundaries in metres above mean sea level across Singapore, distributed as KML and SHP formats. The SDCP Building Height Control Plan-Amsl collection supports development compliance mapping, 3D planning visuals, and GIS overlays with other URA height and zoning controls. Architects and planners can integrate AMSL limits into Singapore urban design workflows.

National Parks Board (NParks) open-data collection describes indicative boundaries of activity areas within NParks-managed parks and green spaces across Singapore. The ad-hoc release is intended for spatial planning, recreation mapping, and public communication about where organised activities may occur within NParks estates. GIS users can overlay the layer with park facilities or trail networks when the dataset is published. The collection entry documents NParks’ activity-zone delineation even when downloadable files are not currently linked in the catalog.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2014 planning layers include national park symbol annotations for Singapore. The MP14 SDCP PW PLAN - National Park Annotation collection offers KML and SHP renditions of park labeling used on statutory development plans. Planners overlay these features when interpreting SDCP park symbology. Open formats help GIS teams align local maps with URA’s published plan graphics.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP) layers showing indicative locations of existing and proposed public spaces. KML and SHP downloads support planners mapping statutory guidance for development areas in Singapore. Urban designers and researchers can relate public-realm proposals to master-plan control without proprietary planning systems. Ad-hoc publication aligns with SDCP map revisions. The collection helps civic GIS apps reference URA public-space planning symbology.

PUB national water agency KML layer of ABC Waters construction projects across Singapore, representing active ABC programme works for infrastructure dashboards on Geospace. The ABCWatersConstruction open data supports water-sensitive urban design monitoring, agency coordination on MSO infra works, and discovery via IWD as noted officially. Environmental planners can map Singapore ABC construction footprints.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) open data tracks quarterly median office rentals and vacancy rates split between Category 1 premium cbd stock and Category 2 remaining office space across Singapore. Category 1 covers modern or recently refurbished towers in the Downtown Core and Orchard planning areas with large floor plates; Category 2 captures all other office stock. The quarterly series from 2012 supports commercial property market monitoring and research on office demand cycles. Official definitions clarify how URA segments the office universe for rental statistics.

Urban Redevelopment Authority Master Plan 2014 geospatial footprints of monument buildings in Singapore, published as KML and SHP layers. The indicative polygons support heritage mapping, conservation planning visuals, and GIS integration with other MP2014 control layers. Researchers and planners studying Singapore national monuments can overlay building footprints on urban base maps.

Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) monthly statistics on air cargo discharged in tonnes, by region and country of origin. The collection helps trade and logistics researchers analyse inbound air freight patterns from 1986 through mid-2019. Monthly granularity supports seasonal and shock analysis for Singapore’s air-hub role. Catalogue metadata notes the series even when member datasets are not currently attached. It remains a reference point for historical aviation cargo flows in Singapore open data.

URA’s MP14 SDCP AGU plan layers mark indicative first-storey mandatory activity areas across Singapore precincts. The collection ships MP14 SDCP AGU PLAN - 1st Storey (Mandatory) in KML and SHP for architects and planners reviewing street-level activation requirements. Users can spatially compare mandatory frontage uses against local building contexts. These open layers document plan-era AGU zoning symbology from the 2014 master plan cycle.

Government Technology Agency catalogued an ad-hoc open-data listing of services available to Silver Generation Ambassadors in the Woodlands constituency. The snapshot dated 7 September 2022 was intended to support community volunteers coordinating outreach for seniors in north Singapore. Even when no downloadable member file remains attached, the collection documents GovTech’s local service directory experiment for ambassador programmes. Community groups mapping eldercare resources in Woodlands may still reference the catalog metadata for context.

Urban Redevelopment Authority geospatial open data provides Master Plan 2014 subzone polygons for Singapore land areas excluding sea zones. KML and SHP formats support GIS overlays for planning, research, and civic tech apps. Subzones sit within planning areas and regions URA uses for medium-term development guidance over ten to fifteen years. Users should treat boundaries as indicative and note they may not match built-up reality in every location. The collection documents Singapore’s statutory planning geography at subzone granularity.

URA Master Plan 2014 subzone boundaries in this collection provide indicative polygons as published on URA’s website and OneMap for Singapore planning GIS. Member datasets Master Plan 2014 Subzone Boundary (Web) are released in KML and SHP for web-aligned cartography. Planners and researchers can match subzone geography used in public map services with downloadable linework. Boundaries are medium-term plan divisions that may not coincide with current built form in every area.

URA geospatial data delineating conservation areas in Singapore, published as KML and SHP. Heritage planners, architects, and GIS developers use the layers to check statutory conservation boundaries against development proposals. Ad-hoc updates track URA’s conservation area maps as precincts are gazetted or adjusted. The collection supports transparent spatial reference for built-heritage policy. It pairs with other URA heritage and master-plan datasets on Singapore’s open catalogue.

MSF family justice statistics in this Singapore open data collection count applications for Family Guidance Orders from the effective date stated in the official description. Although no downloadable member datasets are listed in the catalogue, the collection metadata documents annual reporting for 2020–2021 coverage years. Social policy researchers studying youth justice pathways can start from the published application metric definition. Check Data.gov.sg for any CSV releases associated with this MSF indicator.

Singapore Prison Service annual justice indicator on incarceration rate per 100,000 population based on overall prison population as at 30 June each year, with 2006–2018 coverage metadata. The Incarceration Rate collection supports criminology and corrections policy research comparing Singapore imprisonment intensity over time. Researchers studying penal population trends can align with official SPS statistical definitions.

Singapore Food Agency (SFA) publishes geospatial open data on eating establishments across the island, helping residents and businesses locate licensed food outlets. The collection includes an Eating Establishments layer in GEOJSON suitable for web maps and GIS overlays with housing or transport networks. Food safety researchers and urban analysts use the points to study dining density and neighbourhood amenity access. Ad-hoc updates reflect SFA’s regulatory view of where food retail and service premises operate in Singapore.

Government Technology Agency catalogued a point-in-time open-data collection listing services for Silver Generation Ambassadors in Sembawang West, Singapore. The snapshot supports community programmes connecting seniors with local support offerings in that division. Researchers documenting GovTech civic datasets may note the single-day coverage in metadata. No downloadable member datasets were attached when the collection was exported. Users seeking current Silver Generation resources should check active data.gov.sg listings.