Dataset collections

Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) tracks annual Special Marriage Licence (SML) applications received and licences issued for marriages conducted outside standard registration rules in Singapore from 2010 to 2021. The collection metadata documents this regulatory statistic even when no downloadable file is attached in the catalog snapshot. Family law researchers and journalists can monitor MSF updates for CSV releases. SML data illuminates how often couples seek expedited or exceptional marriage registration pathways.

MOM publishes quarterly cohort statistics on how many Singapore residents re-enter employment six months after retrenchment, with methodology changes noted for public-sector inclusion from 2007 and contract workers from 2010. Labour market analysts study resilience after layoffs using these rates from 2000 through mid-2023. Official guidance stresses cohort specificity and limits of administrative data versus informal work or training spells. The collection supports policy evaluation of post-retrenchment support in Singapore.

Sport Singapore geospatial data maps sports facilities at schools participating in the Dual Use Scheme (DUS) for community access after hours. Member datasets DUS Schools Sports Facilities are published in KML and SHP for facility discovery and active Singapore programming. Schools and grassroots sports organisers can locate shared courts and fields eligible under DUS partnerships. Geometry reflects Sport Singapore’s annual facility inventory rather than live booking calendars.

National Heritage Board open data theme Museums covers public and private museums across Singapore, including Museum Roundtable members promoting museum-going since 1996. The official description highlights diverse subjects from national history and art to science, defence, and healthcare galleries among more than fifty participants. Cultural tourism planners and educators can discover NHB-curated museum listings even when this export shows zero attached datasets. Use Data.gov.sg to download any point layers published under the same theme.

Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) reports how many youths were placed on the Guidance Programme from 2010 to 2021 in this annual collection. The series supports research on juvenile diversion, rehabilitation pathways, and social work outcomes in Singapore. Policy analysts and NGOs studying youth justice can track placement volumes over the official coverage years. Use this MSF open-data collection for Guidance Programme participation statistics even when individual dataset files are listed separately on the portal.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) labour economics data in this collection summarises total wage changes from the Survey on Annual Wage Changes for private establishments with at least ten employees. Coverage from 2001 through 2022 focuses on full-time resident employees in continuous employment of at least one year, as defined in the official description. Wage negotiators and macro analysts use the series to contextualise nominal pay movements against productivity debates. No member datasets appear in the export, so users should verify CSV availability on Data.gov.sg.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2014 spatial data in this collection provides indicative planning area polygons excluding sea areas for Singapore-wide GIS use. Member datasets are published as KML and SHP for planners overlaying MP14 boundaries against demographics and land use. Researchers comparing MP14 planning areas to later master plan editions should treat geometry as forward-looking guidance rather than cadastral truth. URA divides the island into regions, planning areas, and subzones per the official urban structure notes.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) explains quarterly job vacancy rates by industry and occupational group using Labour Market Survey definitions in this collection. Vacancies count unfilled posts actively recruited from outside the establishment, with methodology notes on private-sector coverage before 2006 and revised estimates from 2010. Labour economists and HR analysts studying Singapore’s hiring climate can align analysis with MOM’s published concepts. Explore this MOM open-data collection for job vacancy methodology and quarterly labour market indicators.

URA census cartography for Singapore Census of Population 2010 maps indicative region boundaries aligned to Master Plan 2008 planning areas and SLA’s 2010 island profile. KML and SHP member datasets Region Census2010 support historical GIS work linking 2010 regional statistics to spatial units. Demographers and urban researchers can compare five-region structure against current URA regional centres policy. Boundaries are indicative per the official master plan disclaimer.

URA Master Plan 2014 SDCP Special and Detailed Urban Design (SBUD) layers polygonise indicative footprints of conserved buildings in Singapore. KML and SHP files help heritage planners and architects see statutory plan depictions of conservation sites. GIS teams can overlay SBUD conserved-building geometry when assessing redevelopment constraints. The ad-hoc release documents plan-era conservation mapping rather than live conservation status lists.

URA’s MP14 SDCP Activity Generating Uses (AGU) plan identifies areas where second-storey activities are encouraged in Singapore’s detailed control plans. The collection provides KML and SHP layers for the 2nd Storey (Encouraged) zone. Retail and urban design researchers can study how URA steers vertical activity mix in planned centres. Users should read layers alongside other AGU controls for a complete picture of permitted intensity.

Sport Singapore geospatial open data in this collection maps Dual-Use Scheme (DUS) sport facilities managed by SportSG with key attribute information. The KML dataset SportSG DUS Sport Facilities supports facility finder apps and equity analysis of community sports access. Schools and community groups planning shared use of public sport infrastructure can overlay DUS sites against population layers. Updates follow SportSG’s annual publication cadence noted in the catalogue.

URA Master Plan 2014 Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP) cartography in this collection carries arrow and leader lines for Landed Housing Areas. KML and SHP member datasets support plan reading and GIS annotation workflows for landed housing precincts. Architects reviewing SDCP LHA plans can align map symbology with polygon control layers. Geometry is cartographic guidance tied to MP14 SDCP documentation.

URA Master Plan 2014 land-use spatial data in this collection provides indicative polygons for each development land parcel across Singapore. KML and SHP datasets Master Plan 2014 Land Use underpin zoning analysis, development feasibility screens, and academic urban morphology studies. Planners must treat parcel geometry as MP2014 guidance that may differ from current realised use or later plan amendments. The layer pairs with other MP2014 SDCP and annotation collections on Data.gov.sg.

URA MP14 SDCP PW plan cartography in this collection annotates island names and supplementary map text for Singapore coastal and offshore features. KML and SHP member datasets MP14 SDCP PW PLAN - Island and Other Text support nautical-themed planning maps and heritage labelling workflows. GIS teams composing master plan sheets can import consistent typography for islands and contextual labels. Annotations serve cartographic display under the PW plan rather than hydrographic charting authority.

NEA provides near-real-time ultraviolet index readings averaged over the past hour for Singapore, updated hourly between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. The legacy UVI API dataset supports health apps reminding residents to manage sun exposure during tropical daylight hours. Environmental health researchers can archive hourly UV trends from the catalogued start in March 2016. Outdoor sports and education programmes can integrate the feed for same-day UV awareness.

URA MP08 mapsheet layers annotate minor road names within Singapore’s Central Area for Master Plan 2008 cartography. KML and SHP formats let GIS users align historical plan road labels with current street networks. Transport and heritage researchers studying downtown naming conventions can overlay these text features. The ad-hoc geospatial release supports archival map reproduction rather than live LTA street gazetteers.

URA geospatial data depicting indicative polygons for Park Connectors under the Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP). Datasets are published in KML and SHP for mapping Singapore’s planned green connections between parks. Urban designers and active-mobility advocates overlay these layers with street networks and park facilities. The collection supports open spatial analysis of park connector planning in Singapore without proprietary planning software.

URA Master Plan 2014 cartographic layers in this collection annotate MRT and LRT station names for planning map production. KML and SHP datasets Master Plan 2014 Rail Station Text integrate with other MP2014 rail and land-use layers on Data.gov.sg. Transit-themed planning visuals can display consistent station labelling without sourcing ad-hoc text layers. Annotations are cartographic labels tied to MP2014 symbology rather than LTA operational station lists.

URA map annotation layers for monument numbers in Singapore’s Central Area, from the MP08 mapsheet series. Files are available as KML and SHP for GIS users labelling heritage monument identifiers on planning basemaps. Conservation researchers and tour developers can link statutory monument coding to spatial context. This ad-hoc URA collection supports heritage mapping workflows on Singapore’s open geospatial catalogue.

URA’s MP14 SDCP SBUD PLAN Urban Design Area collection provides indicative polygons of urban design area boundaries in Singapore. KML and SHP member datasets support master-plan compliance checks and three-dimensional urban design studies. Architects and GIS analysts can relate SBUD zones to streetscape and building-height guidance. This URA open-data collection maps urban design areas under the 2014 SDCP planning suite.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) publishes geospatial boundaries for the Urban Design Guidelines area under Singapore’s Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP) framework. The collection includes KML and SHP renditions of the SDCP Urban Design Guidelines layer for GIS mapping and planning review. Planners and architects can overlay these indicative polygons when studying design controls tied to specific districts. The ad-hoc release complements broader Master Plan and SDCP open-data layers on data.gov.sg.

Ministry of Education (MOE) education indicators in this collection publish combined and gross enrolment ratios for primary, secondary, and tertiary education from 1990 through 2020. Official notes explain resident population scope, inclusion of private institutions from 2005, overseas-resident adjustments from 2010, and ISCED 2011 reclassification from 2016. Demographers benchmarking Singapore against international education targets can apply these definitions consistently across years. No member datasets are listed in the export; confirm file availability on Data.gov.sg.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) maps indicative locations for second-storey activity areas under the MP14 SDCP AGU plan, published as “2nd Storey (Mandatory)” layers. KML and SHP datasets help developers and planners interpret storey-use controls in Singapore’s planning framework. Built-environment researchers can overlay AGU polygons with building footprints and use tables. This URA geospatial collection supports analysis of encouraged second-storey activity zones.