Dataset collections

URA SDCP heritage control layers in this collection delineate indicative Conservation Area boundaries for urban conservation planning in GIS. KML and SHP datasets SDCP Conservation Area Boundary support architects screening redevelopment within conserved precincts. Users must cross-check polygons with URA conservation guidelines and listing notices. Boundaries are indicative SDCP geometry rather than land title extents.

URA Master Plan 2014 geodata includes ancillary line features catalogued as Master Plan 2014 Other Line. Member datasets are published as KML and SHP companions for Singapore statutory planning maps. GIS practitioners import the linework when reconstructing MP14 graphics or analysing linear plan elements alongside polygons. The ad-hoc collection supports technical users who need vector line symbology from the 2014 plan suite.

Yellow Ribbon Singapore catalogues open data about the Yellow Ribbon Fund, Singapore’s national charitable fund focused on rehabilitation and reintegration programmes for ex-offenders and families. The collection metadata describes annual reporting with coverage between 2013 and 2017, though no member datasets appear in the current export. Social service researchers and NGOs tracking reintegration financing can monitor the entry for future statistical releases. The official description anchors the fund’s June 2004 launch and nationwide mandate.

Ministry of Education (MOE) annual education statistics cover student and teacher counts across Singapore school types from 1980 to 2021. Footnotes explain how pre-university institutions, autonomous schools, and specialised independents are classified, and whether teacher headcounts are measured in June or December. Education planners and researchers can reconstruct long-run staffing and enrolment trends by sector. The collection metadata describes scope even when member datasets are not attached in the catalog export.

Ministry of Manpower Comprehensive Labour Force Survey series on Singapore residents aged 15 and over who are outside the labour force, tabulated by age and sex. Mid-year figures cover citizens and permanent residents not working and not actively seeking work, with gaps in 1995, 2000, and 2005 when census-related surveys replaced the CLS. Policy analysts study detachment from work versus retirement and caregiving. Annual data from 1991–2022 anchor Singapore open labour-market statistics on non-participation.

Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) monthly statistics on air cargo loaded for export, broken down by region and selected destination countries. The collection measures outbound air freight from Changi-linked operations, with metadata noting third-party sourcing. Trade and aviation analysts study how Singapore’s air cargo lanes shift across Asia and beyond from 1986–2019. This legacy CAAS open data supports historical logistics research on the city-state’s air hub role.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) catalogs quarterly labour-market statistics on job vacancies by industry and occupational group in Singapore. Official metadata defines vacancies as unfilled posts with active external recruitment and documents methodology shifts from 2006 and Q1 2010. Economists studying hiring demand from 1998 through early 2023 can use this collection when CSV members are published. The notes distinguish vacancy counts from internal-only roles and appointed-but-not-started positions.

Yellow Ribbon Singapore documents SCORE skills training for inmates aimed at improving employability after release. Annual catalog coverage from 2013 through 2017 describes vocational and employability programmes within Singapore’s correctional rehabilitation framework. Workforce and social inclusion researchers can locate the collection alongside other Yellow Ribbon and prison education statistics. Portal metadata may list zero downloadable files while retaining programme scope on data.gov.sg.

URA archives gross plot ratio demarcation lines from the Master Plan 2014 as KML and SHP geospatial layers. GIS users studying Singapore’s development intensity controls before the 2019 plan refresh can display GPR lines on historical map stacks. The simple line geometry pairs with other MP2014 text and polygon products on data.gov.sg. Boundaries reflect the 2014 planning snapshot rather than current statutory maps.

National Parks Board (NParks) publishes indicative boundaries for grasscutting areas managed under centralised contracts in Singapore. Quarterly catalog metadata describes spatial coverage for turf maintenance planning across public estates. Urban greenery teams and contractors can align operational maps with authoritative NParks demarcations when no live download is attached. The collection complements other NParks vegetation and park management layers on data.gov.sg.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) open geospatial data for Singapore’s Master Plan 2019 planning area boundaries. The collection includes the Planning Boundary Area dataset in KML, showing indicative polygons URA uses to divide the island into regions, planning areas, and subzones for medium-term land use planning. Planners, researchers, and developers use these layers with other URA Master Plan releases to map policy areas, align analysis to official boundaries, and build location-based applications. Boundaries are forward-looking and may not match every existing development on the ground.

URA Statutory Development Control Plan (SDCP) geodata delineates areas covered by Detailed Urban Design Guidelines across Singapore. The SDCP Detailed Urban Design Guidelines collection provides KML and SHP polygons for planners reviewing design control envelopes on master-plan sheets. Architects assessing whether projects fall within enhanced urban-design zones can overlay the boundaries in GIS. Ad-hoc URA releases keep the layer aligned with published SDCP amendments.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) publishes the Master Plan 2014 planning area boundary layer as shown on URA’s website and OneMap. Indicative polygons divide Singapore into 55 planning areas for medium-term development guidance over roughly 10 to 15 years. KML and SHP files support GIS basemaps where MP2014 boundaries may differ from built reality in some locales. Planners anchor spatial analysis to this web-published rendition of statutory planning geography.

URA provides KML and SHP layers for miscellaneous text annotations shown on the Master Plan 2014 map products. Cartographers rebuilding historical planning viewers can place these labels consistently with other MP2014 symbology datasets. The collection fills gaps left by land-use, GPR, and conservation text layers. Users migrating to Master Plan 2019 should treat MP2014 annotations as archival context.

Sport Singapore's National Sports Participation Survey (NSPS) feeds this collection on top sports and physical activities among residents aged 13 and above. Although no member datasets appear in the export, metadata documents continuous fieldwork with weighted annual samples of at least 4,500 respondents from 2016 through 2022. Policy teams studying participation trends over a four-week recall window can align analysis with the official overall ranking theme. Check Data.gov.sg for linked CSV releases when they are attached to this collection.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) catalogues employed residents aged 15 and over by industry, highest qualification, and sex from the Comprehensive Labour Force Survey. Mid-year figures from 2010 through 2022 follow Singapore Standard Industrial Classification (SSIC) 2020 with back-mapping where possible for comparability. Labour economists can dissect how education and sectoral shifts shape resident employment in Singapore. Catalog metadata describes the multidimensional table when no separate CSV download is presently linked.

URA SDCP map products include building height control annotations expressed in metres above mean sea level (AMSL). The SDCP Building Height Control Plan Text-Amsl collection offers KML and SHP text layers for Singapore statutory height-control labels. Architects verifying permissible elevations against plan sheets can import the features into GIS alongside mesh models. Ad-hoc URA publishing keeps AMSL text aligned with development control plan revisions.

MSF child protection statistics in this collection count children and young persons with welfare concerns or in conflict with the law who were in residential care as at 31 December of each reporting year. Annual coverage from 2010 through 2021 supports policy evaluation of out-of-home placements, though no downloadable datasets are listed in this export. Researchers should confirm CSV availability on Data.gov.sg before analysis. Figures are headcounts, not lengths of stay or case narratives.

Singapore Police Force (SPF) geospatial open data on Digital Speed Enforcement Camera System (DSECS) locations along major roads. Datasets are provided in KML and SHP for mapping speed camera sites owned by SPF, distinct from Land Transport Authority (LTA) enforcement assets noted in the official description. Navigation app developers, road safety researchers, and motorists reference these layers to understand automated enforcement coverage in Singapore. Implementation remains progressive as additional cameras are deployed.

MOM quarterly Labour Market Survey statistics report average weekly paid hours worked per employee across Singapore industries from 1990 through early 2023. Paid hours sum standard time and paid overtime, rounded to one decimal place. Work-hours researchers can compare pre- and post-2006 survey coverage when public-sector establishments joined the sample. The collection documents methodology even when no downloadable member files appear in a given catalog export.

Ministry of Education (MOE) equity indicators in this collection publish the gender parity index comparing girls' to boys' enrolment ratios across primary, secondary, and tertiary education. Annual resident-population series from 1990 through 2020 support SDG-aligned education access monitoring even though no member datasets appear in this export. Analysts should retrieve linked CSV files on Data.gov.sg when available. Indices follow MOE definitions where higher values indicate relative girls' enrolment versus boys'.

Singapore Customs publishes yearly enforcement figures for customs offences related to fuel-gauge tampering in Singapore. Annual coverage from 2015 through 2019 supports analysis of illicit fuel trade and consumer protection enforcement. Researchers can compare fuel-gauge cases with other Customs offence statistics on data.gov.sg. Catalog metadata retains the collection scope when no downloadable member dataset is currently attached to the portal entry.

URA Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP) geospatial layer for national parks under the MP14 SDCP PW PLAN. National Park polygons are published in KML and SHP for GIS users mapping green and recreation zones in Singapore’s statutory planning framework. Urban planners, ecologists, and app developers integrate these indicative boundaries with other URA park and open-space datasets on data.gov.sg. Layers are planning references rather than legal title boundaries.

Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) catalogs open data on verified public-access automated external defibrillator (AED) locations across Singapore. The collection title mirrors life-saving equipment listings that communities use during cardiac emergencies, though the export shows no attached datasets yet. First-responder app builders and public-health mappers should monitor SCDF releases for future geocoded AED inventories. Ad-hoc publishing is expected as verification workflows add sites.