Dataset collections

Health Sciences Authority (HSA) open data in this collection lists permanent blood bank locations serving Singapore’s national blood donation programme. The ad-hoc geospatial listing helps donors, hospital planners, and public health mappers find fixed collection sites. No member datasets appear in the export snapshot, so confirm current GEOJSON or CSV releases on Data.gov.sg before building apps. Locations reflect HSA’s published permanent sites, not mobile drives or hospital blood services.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) collects bonus quantum paid statistics from the Survey on Annual Wage Changes covering private establishments with at least ten employees. Figures pertain to full-time resident employees in continuous employment of at least one year, supporting wage and compensation research in Singapore. HR analysts benchmarking annual bonus practices can anchor on this MOM collection on the open data portal. Use it to find official bonus quantum series aligned with MOM wage change surveying.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) planning open data provides annotation of land-use text labels on the Central Area mapsheet under the MP08 series. The collection includes KML and SHP renditions of MP08 Mapsheet Land Use Text-CA for GIS workflows. Planners interpreting statutory map sheets can align local drawings with published land-use wording for Singapore’s downtown core. The ad-hoc release supports heritage and urban-design research that references MP08 cartography.

Health Sciences Authority (HSA) listing of illegal health products detected in Singapore’s market. Although no downloadable member files are currently attached, the collection documents HSA enforcement transparency on adulterated or unapproved health products. Consumers, pharmacists, and researchers can use the official description to locate related HSA advisories on the authority’s channels. Annual coverage from 2016 to 2018 reflects a published enforcement snapshot on Singapore government open data.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) symbology for MRT stations under the MP14 Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP) AGU plan layer. Datasets are offered in KML and SHP so GIS developers can style rail station points consistently with URA planning graphics. Transport planners and map publishers in Singapore use the layer on Master Plan–aligned basemaps. This ad-hoc geospatial collection supports open mapping of MRT station symbols on Singapore’s data portal.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) publishes Singapore employment change by industry in this annual December-to-December collection. Although member datasets are not presently attached in the export, the official description cites administrative records blended with Labour Force Survey estimates for self-employed workers. Economists tracking sectoral hiring cycles, recession impacts, and restructuring in Singapore’s labour market can locate the CSV release on data.gov.sg under the same collection title. Series coverage extends from 1991 through 2022 in catalogue metadata.

Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) publishes geospatial boundaries for zones used in solar photovoltaic (PV) consultation around aviation-sensitive areas. The CAAS Zones for Solar PV Consultation collection helps developers and planners identify where CAAS review may apply before installing rooftop or ground-mounted PV in Singapore. Although the catalog snapshot lists no attached files, the collection title anchors search for related spatial releases on data.gov.sg. Aviation safety and renewable-energy stakeholders use such layers to coordinate early consultation.

Government Technology Agency listing of services available in Sembawang Central, a neighbourhood focal point in northern Singapore. The ad-hoc collection snapshot dated September 2022 helps residents and digital service designers see which government or partner services were catalogued for that town centre. Although no datasets are currently linked, the metadata supports GovTech place-based service discovery initiatives. It illustrates hyperlocal open-government directory experiments on Singapore’s data catalogue.

Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) aviation statistics underpin this collection on air passenger departures by world region and selected country of disembarkation. The series focuses on Changi Airport traffic, excluding same-flight transit passengers per official notes. Tourism economists, airline analysts, and historians of Singapore connectivity can use the monthly tables from 1961 through early 2020 once datasets are linked in the catalogue. Third-party sourcing caveats and Germany reunification breaks are documented in the official description.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) publishes indicative polygon boundaries for Nature Areas under Singapore’s Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP) framework. KML and SHP datasets share the same SDCP Nature Area layer for GIS overlay with parks and conservation planning. Environmental planners and researchers mapping green buffers can align features with other URA spatial products. Use this collection to access open geospatial data on Singapore nature area extents.

URA statutory development control plan (SDCP) open data includes point annotations of MRT station names across Singapore. The SDCP MRT Station Point Name collection offers KML and SHP formats for cartographic labelling used on planning maps. Transport planners and GIS educators can overlay station text with rail alignments or land-use layers. Ad-hoc releases align map products with URA’s published SDCP symbology for rapid transit stops.

Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) statistics on air cargo discharged at Changi Airport, aggregated by world region and selected country of origin. The series excludes passenger baggage, diplomatic cargo, and aircraft stores for a trade-focused view of freight inflows. Logistics analysts and trade economists use it to study Singapore’s air-hub connectivity from 1986 through 2019. Annual metadata on Singapore’s portal documents this legacy cargo collection when no active CSV is attached.

Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) maintains a directory of voluntary welfare organisations serving Singapore communities. This collection provides KML and SHP geospatial exports titled Voluntary Welfare Orgs for mapping social-service locations in civic apps and research. Non-profit analysts, social workers, and open-data developers can plot VWO sites to improve referral tools and accessibility studies. Releases are ad-hoc as MSF updates the underlying directory.

National Environment Agency (NEA) real-time regional hourly PM2.5 readings across Singapore, measured in micrograms per cubic metre. The Legacy PM2.5 API dataset lets developers build air-quality dashboards and alert apps without scraping unofficial sources. Public health researchers correlate fine particulate trends with haze episodes and urban activity. Coverage begins February 2016, anchoring Singapore open environmental data on ambient PM2.5 monitoring.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) releases Master Plan 1998 subzone polygons excluding sea areas for Singapore urban planning reference. KML and SHP datasets document indicative boundaries where regions, planning areas, and subzones nest around neighbourhood focal points. GIS users comparing historical master plans can relate MP1998 subzones to later plan vintages. Explore this collection for open geospatial data on Singapore MP1998 subzone boundaries without maritime extent.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2008 mapsheet data in this collection carries text annotations for Nature Reserve, Nature Area, and National Park labels in the Central Area. KML and SHP member datasets MP08 Mapsheet Nature Text-CA support heritage and green-space cartography for downtown Singapore. Planners comparing MP08 labels with later Master Plan nature layers can use the CA-focused text as a historical reference. Annotations are map sheet symbology, not legal conservation boundaries.

URA indicative polygon layers for major waterbodies under the MP14 SDCP Parks and Waterbodies (PW) plan. KML and SHP downloads support GIS workflows for reservoir, river, and coastal feature mapping aligned with statutory planning. Hydrology educators and urban designers use the layers with park and drainage datasets on Singapore basemaps. This ad-hoc URA collection complements open spatial data on waterbody planning controls.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) supplies indicative Street Block boundaries as part of Singapore’s SDCP spatial products. KML and SHP datasets share the SDCP Street Block Plan layer for cadastral-style subdivision analysis and urban mapping. Planners and researchers working at fine spatial grains can integrate street blocks with building and land-parcel layers. Use this URA open-data collection to download Singapore street block boundary geometry.

Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment open data reports annual water sales in Singapore split among potable water, NEWater, and industrial water. The Water Sales, Annual collection supports analysis of how demand shifts across supply types within the published years. Utilities researchers and sustainability planners can track substitution between conventional and recycled streams. Catalog metadata notes the temporal coverage window for the series.

MOM’s Conditions of Employment Survey feeds this biennial Singapore collection on annual leave entitlements among full-time employees. The official description covers private establishments with at least twenty-five staff plus the public sector, noting how open-ended leave is grouped. HR consultants, unions, and labour researchers studying work-life balance in Singapore can locate the distribution tables on data.gov.sg when datasets are attached. Coverage spans 2006 through 2022 in catalogue years despite the two-year publication cadence.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) reports employed residents aged 15 years and over by industry, age, and sex using mid-year Comprehensive Labour Force Survey results. Industries follow Singapore Standard Industrial Classification (SSIC) 2020 with historical series mapped where possible for comparability. Labour economists and workforce planners can study how employment composition shifts across sectors and demographics through 2022. This MOM collection anchors open-data analysis of Singapore resident employment by industry, age, and sex.

Health Sciences Authority (HSA) provides information on blood banks in Singapore, including locations and opening hours for donors and patients. The collection title supports public health outreach even when member datasets are listed separately on the portal. Community health organisers and civic app developers can point residents to HSA blood services resources at the official HSA blood services URL. Use this HSA entry to discover open-government information about Singapore blood bank services.

URA Master Plan 2014 SDCP layers include text annotations for building height control expressed in number of storeys. MP14 SDCP BH PLAN - Building Height Control Text (No of storeys) ships in KML and SHP for GIS users interpreting height caps on statutory plans. Architects and planners overlay these labels when checking allowable storey counts against parcel context in Singapore. The ad-hoc release complements polygon height-control layers elsewhere in the MP14 collection.

Ministry of Education (MOE) fiscal open data in this collection reports government recurrent expenditure on education from 1981 through 2021. Preliminary figures include spending routed through listed statutory boards and institutes such as Science Centre Board, SkillsFuture Singapore, and the arts academies noted officially. Education economists and budget analysts can study long-run public investment trends without school-level ledgers. No member datasets appear in the export; confirm CSV releases on Data.gov.sg.