Dataset collections

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) publishes indicative monument boundary polygons associated with the Master Plan 2008 (MP08) spatial series in Singapore. KML and SHP datasets share the MP08 Monument Boundary layer for heritage mapping and planning controls research. Cultural heritage GIS users can overlay monument extents with conservation areas and development guidance. Explore this URA collection for open geospatial data on Singapore MP08 monument boundaries.

Ministry of Social and Family Development open data tracks probation outcomes for cohorts discharged in each year from 2010 through 2021. The Probation Completion and Recidivism Rate collection supports social-policy researchers evaluating how often supervised offenders complete probation and return to crime. Although the catalog snapshot lists no downloadable file, the collection groups related annual releases on data.gov.sg. Justice-sector analysts use these metrics alongside other MSF rehabilitation statistics.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2008 mapsheet data in this collection provides text annotations for conservation areas in Singapore’s Central Area. KML and SHP member datasets MP08 Mapsheet Conservation Area Text-CA support heritage mapping and urban design studies referencing MP08 conservation labels. Architects and conservation planners can align historical sheet text with current URA conservation precinct boundaries through complementary layers. Annotations are cartographic labels from MP08, not listing status of individual buildings.

National Environment Agency (NEA) defines boundaries of areas cleaned by outsourced contractors across Singapore, excluding expressway cleaning zones. The collection title supports facilities management and municipal services research even when datasets attach separately on the portal. Urban services analysts can study how cleaning responsibility is partitioned among NEA contractors. Use this NEA entry to locate open data about Singapore outsourced cleaning sector boundaries.

Ministry of Education open data summarises Government development expenditure on education in Singapore on an annual basis. Figures are preliminary and encompass agencies such as ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute, Science Centre Board, NAFA, LASALLE, SEAB, and SkillsFuture Singapore. Budget researchers and education economists can track how development spending evolves across the long coverage window starting 1985. The collection supports macro-fiscal analysis of Singapore’s public investment in learning infrastructure and institutions.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) publishes mid-year statistics on residents outside the labour force aged 15 and over, broken down by marital status, age, and sex. The series draws on the Comprehensive Labour Force Survey with noted gaps in 1995, 2000, and 2005 when census-related surveys took precedence. Demographers and social policy analysts can study who remains outside employment and job search in Singapore through 2022. This MOM collection supports open-data research on non-participation in the resident labour market.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) Labour Market Survey open data publishes annual incidence of retrenchment by industry and occupational group in Singapore. Retrenchment incidence is retrenched employees per 1,000 employees, covering permanent redundancies and early termination of term contracts for redundancy. Survey coverage expanded in 2006 to include the public sector alongside large private establishments. Researchers studying cyclical labour-market stress can compare industry-level rates within the catalogued 1998–2022 window.

Singapore Land Authority (SLA) geospatial open data in this collection locates horizontal control points used for surveying and mapping across Singapore. Member datasets SLA Horizontal Control are offered in GEOJSON and KML for integration with cadastral and engineering GIS workflows. Surveyors, planners, and developers can reference control point coordinates for spatial alignment with national mapping products. The collection is updated on a daily catalogue frequency and focuses on point locations rather than observation histories.

Urban Redevelopment Authority planning geodata for MP14 SDCP PW PLAN public space locations across Singapore, distributed as KML and SHP layers. The symbolic public-space polygons support waterfront and precinct planning maps, GIS overlays with other URA special detailed control plans, and urban design studies. Analysts and cartographers can integrate the layers into Singapore master-planning workflows and open spatial data portals.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) releases Master Plan 2014 region boundary polygons as published on URA’s website and OneMap for Singapore’s five planning regions. KML and SHP datasets share the web edition layer covering Central, West, North, North-East, and East regions. Planners comparing regional strategies can align this MP2014 product with subzone and planning-area layers. Explore this collection for open geospatial data on Singapore MP2014 region boundaries.

MOM Labour Market Survey open data reports average weekly paid hours worked per employee by industry on an annual basis in Singapore. Paid hours sum standard time and paid overtime during a typical week. Annual figures average quarterly observations, with expanded public-sector coverage from 2006. Labour economists comparing work-intensity trends across sectors can use the series within the 1990–2022 catalog window. Values are rounded to one decimal place as noted in official metadata.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) labour force statistics in this Singapore open data collection report the resident median duration of unemployment at mid-year. Although no downloadable member datasets are listed, the collection documents Comprehensive Labour Force Survey sourcing and gaps in census years as explained in official footnotes. Labour market analysts studying job-search durations for citizens and permanent residents should read resident definitions and revised 2007 population adjustments before comparing long series. Check Data.gov.sg for any linked CSV releases tied to this indicator.

Urban Redevelopment Authority Master Plan 2008 subzone boundary polygons excluding sea areas, for medium-term planning geography in Singapore. KML and SHP files explain how regions, planning areas, and subzones nest for urban analysis and choropleth mapping. Researchers comparing MP2008 with later Master Plans use the layer for historical zoning context. This ad-hoc collection supports open GIS on Singapore’s subzone fabric without marine extents.

National Environment Agency (NEA) releases historical relative humidity readings across Singapore with timestamps in Singapore Time (SGT) using ISO 8601 formatting. Nine annual CSV files from 2016 through 2024 partition the series for analysts building humidity models or validating microclimate studies. NEA notes possible gaps and that official climate records may require a separate request to [email protected]. Use this collection for exploratory open data on Singapore historical relative humidity.

Yellow Ribbon Singapore (formerly SCORE) statistics on employment assistance for offenders and job retention rates for ex-offenders. Although no datasets are currently attached, the annual collection metadata documents reintegration outcomes from 2013 through 2017. Social workers and criminology researchers use the official scope to find related Yellow Ribbon reporting. It highlights Singapore open data on second-chance employment programmes.

URA MP14 SDCP PW PLAN geospatial layers for mall and promenade areas in Singapore, available as KML and SHP formats. The indicative promenade polygons support waterfront public-realm mapping, precinct planning visuals, and GIS integration with other URA planning controls. Urban designers and planners can use the layers when analysing Singapore public space and retail corridor plans.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) annotates park and open space names under the Master Plan 2014 SDCP Parks and Waterbodies (PW) plan in Singapore. KML and SHP datasets share the MP14 SDCP PW PLAN parks and open space name layer for cartographic labelling and planning maps. GIS teams can combine name annotations with polygon layers from related SDCP products. Explore this URA collection for open geospatial data on Singapore MP14 park and open space names.

Ministry of Manpower wage statistics on median monthly basic and gross pay for common occupations in all industries, broken down by sex in Singapore. The annual collection supports labour market equity analysis, occupational pay benchmarking, and workforce research even when member datasets are not presently attached. Analysts studying Singapore employment income patterns can use the official series for cross-industry comparisons.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) identifies areas where building height controls are relaxed under the Master Plan 2014 SDCP Building Height (BH) plan in Singapore. KML and SHP datasets share the MP14 SDCP BH PLAN building height control relaxation polygons for skyline and development capacity studies. Architects and urban designers can overlay relaxation zones with height control maps. Explore this URA collection for open geospatial data on Singapore MP14 height control relaxation areas.

Ministry of Manpower Comprehensive Labour Force Survey statistics on Singapore residents outside the labour force by highest qualification, age, and sex. Mid-year figures cover citizens and permanent residents aged 15 and over who are not working and not actively seeking work, with gaps in 1995, 2000, and 2005 due to census years. Labour economists study detachment from work and education correlates from 1991 through 2022. Metadata on Singapore’s portal documents the collection when no CSV is presently linked.

Singapore Police Force open data compiles annual counts of five preventable crime categories recorded by Neighbourhood Police Centres (NPCs) from 2011 onward in the catalog window. Notes caution that totals may differ from published crime statistics due to unknown offence locations or later reclassifications. Crime analysts studying community-level prevention trends can align NPC series with geospatial policing boundaries. Users should follow the source URL for the freshest tables.

Health Sciences Authority collection metadata for licensed tobacco retailers in Singapore, pointing users to HSA’s PRISM enquiry portal for the live retailer list. The annual coverage window July–December 2021 reflects a published snapshot when open CSV export was not attached. Tobacco control advocates and municipal planners locate authoritative licensing data through HSA’s online service. This collection bridges Singapore open data catalogue entries with operational HSA registries.

URA Master Plan 2014 special detailed control data includes MP14 SDCP SBUD PLAN monument site boundaries as indicative polygons in Singapore. Member datasets are available in KML and SHP for heritage and urban design GIS overlays. Architects, conservation planners, and researchers can relate monument sites to SBUD planning controls. Polygon geometry is indicative and should be read with the full SBUD monument plan documentation.

MOM Labour Market Survey open data extends weekly paid hours statistics by both industry and type of employment in Singapore. Paid hours aggregate standard and overtime hours that employees receive wages for during a week. Public-sector inclusion from 2006 improves comparability with earlier private-establishment-only estimates. Analysts studying part-time versus full-time work patterns can slice the annual series across industries within the 1998–2022 coverage noted in the catalog.