Dataset collections

HSA licensing metadata for companies authorised to import, wholesale, and manufacture health products in Singapore is described in this collection with a 15 April 2022 correctness date. No member datasets are listed in the export, but the official description directs users to HSA’s PRISM company search for current licences. Regulatory affairs teams should treat the open-data entry as contextual documentation while using live HSA tools for compliance checks. The collection supports discoverability of HSA’s health product licensing theme on Data.gov.sg.

URA Master Plan 2014 nature planning annotations for Singapore reserves, nature areas, and national parks appear in KML and SHP in this collection. GIS users can label conservation-related symbols consistently when producing maps for environmental impact screening. Ecologists and park agencies can pair MP14 Nature Text with polygon layers from related nature SDCP collections. Text annotations are cartographic aids tied to the 2014 master plan rather than legal conservation orders alone.

Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) aviation statistics on air passenger arrivals to Changi Airport by world region and selected country of embarkation. Monthly series document inbound tourism and business travel patterns to Singapore with notes excluding same-flight transit passengers and reflecting third-party sourcing caveats. Economists and tourism planners analyse long-run shifts in source markets using the catalogue coverage window. The export lists no separate member datasets but the collection documents the official arrival tables users should locate in the portal.

National Environment Agency (NEA) maps Aedes mosquito breeding habitats linked to recent dengue surveillance across Singapore regions. Four KML datasets—including North East, South East, South West splits and a consolidated layer—support daily public health mapping. Residents and analysts should note provisional case data may change after epidemiological investigations. This NEA collection helps visualize dengue risk contexts alongside breeding habitat detections from the last 14 days.

URA Master Plan 2014 includes annotated land-use text symbols for statutory planning maps of Singapore. The Master Plan 2014 Land Use Text SHP layer lets GIS users reproduce plan labeling in digital workflows without manual digitisation. Planners interpreting MP2014 graphics can align local map products with URA’s published symbology. The ad-hoc release supports consistency between open spatial data and printed Master Plan documents.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) reports quarterly average weekly paid overtime hours per employee by industry, sourced from the Labour Market Survey. The indicator excludes overtime compensated with time-off instead of wages and reflects expanded public-sector coverage from 2006. Labour economists and HR analysts studying work intensity in Singapore can track industry comparisons over the long series. Use this MOM collection entry to locate overtime statistics on the open data portal.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) measures the proportion of establishments providing non-statutory leave types through the Conditions of Employment Survey. Statistics cover private establishments with at least 25 employees and the public sector, focusing on permanent staff and long-term contract employees. HR policy researchers can study biennial trends including family care leave collected since 2018. This MOM collection supports Singapore open-data access to employer leave provision benchmarks.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2014 spatial data in this collection provides arrow and leader line annotations linking map text to features in the Parks and Waterbodies Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP). Member datasets are published in KML and SHP for cartographic GIS workflows. Map publishers and planners reproducing SDCP sheets can align symbology with URA’s official annotation layer. Geometry is illustrative cartography supporting the PW plan, not land parcel boundaries.

URA SDCP cartographic data for Singapore includes park name annotations in KML and SHP under SDCP Park Name. Map producers labelling parks in master planning visuals can align text with related SDCP park boundary and connector layers. Community groups and designers benefit from consistent park naming across GIS products. Annotations are indicative labels tied to SDCP park planning rather than NParks operational naming disputes.

URA publishes half-yearly geospatial open data on development charge rates across Singapore’s zoning map. Development Charge Rate layers in KML and SHP show where statutory DC rates apply for intensification or change of use calculations. Property developers and planning consultants can overlay rates when estimating payable charges on projects. The spatial release pairs with URA’s tabular DC announcements for integrated feasibility work.

Health Sciences Authority catalogue metadata for Class A medical devices registered in Singapore appears in this collection for the 2019 coverage window. Although no downloadable member datasets are listed in the export, the entry documents HSA’s low-risk device regulatory theme on Data.gov.sg. Medtech compliance teams should consult HSA’s live device registers for current listings rather than inferring device inventories from collection metadata alone. Researchers archiving HSA open-data themes can use the collection as a catalogue anchor.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) publishes unemployment topline indicators at annual and quarterly frequencies, with notes on seasonal adjustment revisions and census-sourced benchmark months. Labour market analysts tracking Singapore’s jobless rates can align figures with Labour Force Survey methodology described in the official metadata. Macroeconomists and policymakers use this collection as a portal anchor for headline unemployment open data. Explore MOM unemployment indicators alongside related labour force statistics.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2014 geospatial data in this collection maps indicative polygons for Nature Reserve and Nature Area boundaries under the Parks and Waterbodies SDCP. KML and SHP member datasets support environmental planning GIS and green infrastructure overlays across Singapore. Ecologists and urban planners should treat boundaries as indicative SDCP controls, reading them alongside full plan documentation on URA’s portal. Polygons are planning guidance, not NParks statutory reserve gazettes.

URA SDCP spatial data delineates indicative activity areas at the first storey basement level in Singapore through KML and SHP datasets SDCP Activity 1st Storey Basement. Underground retail and connectivity planners can assess how SDCP activity zoning applies below street level in controlled precincts. GIS teams integrate the boundary with related SDCP activity layers for comprehensive basement use maps. Boundaries are indicative and should be validated against current URA SDCP activity plans.

Singapore Food Agency (SFA) open geospatial data in this collection publishes certificate grading information for licensed eating establishments island-wide. The GEOJSON dataset Certificate Grading Info of Licensed Eating Establishments supports food safety dashboards, consumer apps, and neighbourhood hygiene mapping. Public health researchers can relate grading points to inspection regimes without inferring individual inspection reports from the layer alone. Locations and grades follow SFA’s ad-hoc published cadence in the catalogue.

URA SDCP nature reserve polygons for Singapore appear in KML and SHP under SDCP Nature Reserve in this collection. Conservation planners and environmental consultants can overlay reserves with park connectors and development control layers from related URA datasets. The layer supports spatial screening near core biodiversity areas under the SDCP framework. Polygons are indicative and must be used alongside statutory nature reserve protection instruments.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) represents indicative mall and promenade areas as line features in the MP14 SDCP pedestrian walkway plan layer. KML and SHP datasets support walkability and public-realm planning overlays in Singapore GIS projects. Urban designers integrating pedestrian network plans with broader master plan data can download consistent linework from this collection. Use URA MP14 SDCP PW plan lines for spatial studies of malls and promenades.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) labour force statistics in this collection break down residents aged 15 and over in the labour force by marital status, age, and sex from 1991 through 2022. Data come from the Comprehensive Labour Force Survey with mid-year reference points and exclusions for census and General Household Survey years noted officially. Demographers and workforce planners studying household-labour linkages can use the series while respecting revised 2007 population benchmarks. No member datasets are listed in the export; confirm CSV availability on Data.gov.sg.

MOM Labour Market Survey open data reports average monthly recruitment and resignation rates by industry and occupational group, aggregated to annual figures. Rates divide average monthly hires or exits by average establishment employment during each quarter. HR analysts and economists studying churn in Singapore’s labour market can compare turnover intensity across sectors from 1998 onward. Pre-2006 samples cover larger private establishments; public sector inclusion begins in 2006 per official notes.

Ministry of Manpower labour force statistics for Singapore residents include long-term unemployment rates in this annual collection, defined as unemployed at least 25 weeks as a share of the labour force. Catalogue notes explain quarterly averaging, resident definitions, and the unavailable 2000 annual average due to census field differences, with sources from the Labour Force Survey and selected General Household Surveys. Labour economists studying scarring and duration of joblessness can start from MOM’s methodology even when no member CSV is attached in the export. Pair the theme with related MOM unemployment releases on Data.gov.sg for downloadable series.

Singapore Police Force (SPF) crime statistics in this collection report unlicensed moneylending and related harassment cases broken down by Neighbourhood Police Centre from 2011 through 2020. Figures derive from the Annual Statistical Report on Crime in Singapore as noted in the official description. Community safety researchers and journalists should consult the source URL for the latest releases beyond the catalogue end year. No downloadable datasets appear in the export metadata; verify files on Data.gov.sg before analysis.

Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) documents automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) accessible to members of the public in Singapore. Community responders, workplace safety officers, and emergency app builders rely on this collection entry to locate SCDF-published AED open data. The description clarifies public accessibility criteria distinct from clinical-only devices. Use this SCDF catalogue item alongside related public access AED location collections for lifesaving equipment mapping.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) private housing statistics in this collection document available and vacant Executive Condominium units from 2013 through late 2018. The metadata supports housing market analysts studying EC oversupply and absorption after launch cycles. No member datasets are attached in the catalogue export, so users should search Data.gov.sg for linked CSV releases under this collection ID. Figures would reflect URA’s administrative market monitoring, not individual listing portals.

Elections Department geospatial data defining Singapore’s electoral divisions for the 2020 boundary revision. The Electoral Boundary Dataset is published as KMZ for GIS users overlaying constituencies on maps for election analysis and civic education. Journalists, researchers, and political scientists use it to relate voting geography to demographic and planning layers. This ad-hoc release supports transparent reference to statutory constituency boundaries in Singapore open data.