Dataset collections

Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) tracks annual applications for Beyond Parental Orders in Singapore, broken down by year and gender through June 2020. The collection supports policy analysts studying adoption and parental order frameworks for non-traditional family formation. Social researchers can relate application volumes to legal reforms and public awareness campaigns. Catalog metadata may show zero linked datasets while describing the statistical series.

Institute of Technical Education (ITE) open data describes course fees for part-time National ITE Certificate (Nitec) and ITE Skills Certificate (ISC) programmes by year and participant category. The collection supports prospective students and education economists comparing continuing-education costs in Singapore from 2013 through 2022. Even when no file is attached in the catalog snapshot, metadata defines the fee tables’ scope. Annual updates align with academic fee revisions.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2014 park connector planning layers show indicative polygons for Park Connectors across Singapore’s green network. MP14 SDCP PW PLAN - Park Connector ships in KML and SHP for recreation planners and GIS teams mapping active mobility corridors. Users can align cycling and walking route studies with URA’s published SDCP park connector geometry. The ad-hoc release complements NParks operational connector datasets where planning and built assets intersect.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) catalogues median monthly basic and gross wages for common occupations by establishment size across all industries in Singapore. The collection documents June 2021 reference statistics for labour-market and wage equity research. Analysts studying how firm size relates to pay can use the official indicator definitions when files are published to the portal. Annual metadata anchors the occupational wage survey slice.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) publishes quarterly estimates of the job vacancy to unemployed person ratio for Singapore’s whole economy from 2002 through 2023. The indicator compares Labour Market Survey vacancy estimates—scaled to include smaller firms—with unemployed counts from the Labour Force Survey. Labour economists and workforce planners use it to gauge hiring tightness relative to job seekers. Explore this collection when analysing MOM labour market releases even if member datasets are not separately listed on the portal.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) publishes indicative building height control boundaries expressed in number of storeys for Singapore SDCP planning areas. SDCP Building Height Control Plan-Storey layers in KML and SHP help architects and developers interpret storey-based height envelopes on statutory plans. GIS workflows can test proposed massing against URA’s published storey limits. The ad-hoc geodata is a planning reference alongside metre-based height control layers in the MP14 family.

Singapore Prison Service catalogues annual statistics on the official capacity of adult prisons, penal institutions, and correctional institutions in Singapore from 2006 through 2020. Corrections researchers studying incarceration infrastructure can reference the series metadata for bedspace and capacity planning context even when no CSV is attached. The indicator pairs conceptually with inmate population and DRC admission datasets on data.gov.sg. It documents Singapore’s published capacity baseline for the adult penal estate.

National Environment Agency (NEA) maintains open-data metadata on licensed general waste collectors in Singapore, including licence and contact details referenced in the official description. The Listing of General Waste Collectors collection points users to NEA’s waste-management licensing pages for operational requirements. Waste contractors and building managers can identify authorised collectors when datasets are available on the portal. Annual catalog metadata reflects a February 2015 snapshot in the export.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) supplies text annotations for conservation areas under the Master Plan 2014 in Singapore. KML and SHP datasets label conservation area names and related map text for GIS and planning workflows. Heritage researchers, architects, and map publishers can align conservation overlays with other MP2014 layers. This collection supports urban conservation policy visibility and spatial analysis of protected areas in Singapore.

URA Master Plan 2014 annotation layer for monument numbers on Singapore’s official planning maps. KML and SHP files support cartographic labelling of national monuments within GIS workflows. Heritage educators and mapmakers align monument identifiers with URA symbology. The dataset complements URA conserved building and monument boundary layers for spatial heritage projects.

Singapore Customs enforcement statistics in this collection summarise yearly figures for offences relating to duty-unpaid liquor. The annual series supports trade compliance research and public reporting on illicit liquor enforcement at the border and in the market. Analysts studying excise duty evasion can anchor on the official coverage window from 2015 through 2019 noted in the catalogue. No member datasets are currently attached; users should refer to the collection metadata and any linked releases on the portal.

Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) reports annual counts of children in foster care and registered foster parents in Singapore from 2010 through 2021. The statistics underpin policy discussion on alternative care, carer recruitment, and child protection capacity. Social service researchers and NGOs advocating family-based care can track year-on-year scale even when no separate CSV is currently attached on the portal. This collection documents MSF’s foster-care ecosystem metrics for transparency and longitudinal study.

Singapore Police Force (SPF) documents annual counts of persons arrested in Singapore, disaggregated for locals and foreigners, based on the Annual Statistical Report on Crime in Singapore. The collection covers 2011 through 2020 for criminology and immigration-policy researchers even when no file is currently linked in the export. Official notes highlight changes in compiling offenders aged 20–21 from 2009. Users should follow the source URL for the latest published tables.

Singapore Food Agency (SFA) publishes annual value of food produced locally in Singapore from 2012 through 2020. The indicator supports food security planning, agri-food economic analysis, and tracking progress toward local production goals. Researchers studying urban farming, aquaculture, and import substitution can relate monetary output to land-use and productivity initiatives. Explore this collection for SFA’s headline valuation of domestic food production on Singapore’s open government data catalogue.

Sport Singapore’s National Sports Participation Survey (NSPS) feeds open metadata on motivations to participate in sport and physical activity among residents who exercised in 2022. NSPS samples at least 4,500 Singapore residents aged 13+ continuously through the year with population weighting. Policy teams promoting active living can align programmes with stated reasons for joining sports. The 2022 annual collection may appear without separate downloadable CSV members in the portal listing.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) annual indicator of how quickly retrenched Singapore residents return to employment six months after layoff. The series documents methodology shifts from private-sector-only coverage before 2007 through public sector and term-contract redundancies from 2010. Labour economists studying retrenchment recovery and job-matching use these cohort-specific rates alongside other MOM labour market releases. Official notes caution that self-employment, informal work, and training while job-seeking are not captured in administrative records.

Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) statistics in this collection cover adult protection enquiries and investigations in Singapore. The annual series from 2016 through 2021 supports research on safeguarding vulnerable adults and MSF operational trends. Social service researchers and policy analysts can study demand for adult protection interventions using published administrative counts. No downloadable member datasets are listed; refer to the portal for any updated releases.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) SDCP annotation layers labelling nature reserves, national parks, and nature areas on Singapore planning maps. KML and SHP datasets support cartography and GIS workflows that display protected green and biodiversity zones consistently with master plan symbology. Environmental planners and open-map communities can integrate these text annotations with polygon layers elsewhere in the URA SDCP collection on data.gov.sg.

Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) reports how many adoption applications the Guardian-in-Adoption (GIA) processed annually from 2010 through 2021. The figures inform child welfare policy, legal adoption timelines, and demand for statutory oversight in Singapore. Family law researchers and social workers can monitor application volumes alongside other MSF child-protection statistics. This collection documents GIA caseload transparency even when datasets are not separately downloadable on the portal listing.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) derived statistics track year-on-year percentage changes in average monthly nominal earnings per employee on a quarterly basis. Figures are compiled from Central Provident Fund (CPF) contribution records for employees with CPF contributions, as detailed in the official notes on AME definition and limitations. Labour economists use the series as a timely gauge of wage movement while heeding guidance that mean earnings can be skewed and mix-sensitive. Catalogue coverage spans 1999 through 2022; no member CSV is currently attached to the collection.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) map sheet annotation data labels rail station names for Master Plan 2008 (MP08) cartography in Singapore. Member datasets are published in KML and SHP for GIS labelling workflows. Transport planners and map publishers can integrate station name annotations with other MP08 layers. The collection provides text placement geometry rather than operational railway timetables.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) releases indicative polygon footprints for monument buildings under the MP14 SDCP SBUD plan as Singapore geospatial open data. Member files include KML and SHP formats for heritage and planning GIS workflows. Conservation researchers can overlay building footprints on wider planning layers. Ad-hoc publication supports urban design and monument protection studies.

URA MP08 mapsheet layers in this collection annotate conservation area text for Singapore planning maps. KML and SHP datasets support heritage and planning visuals that require labelled conservation zones on MP08 sheets. Researchers mapping built heritage context can combine these annotations with polygon conservation layers. Text annotations are cartographic aids and do not replace statutory conservation boundaries.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) statutory development plan layers include indicative lines for promenades and interim park connectors in Singapore’s SDCP. KML and SHP files named SDCP Promenade or Interim Park Connenctor Line support GIS teams planning green connectivity. Parks and recreation planners overlay the network when aligning NParks park connector programmes with master plan graphics. Ad-hoc releases document plan-era geometry for archival mapping.