Dataset collections

Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) reports quarterly fixed-line subscription counts in Singapore from 2008 through 2019, including direct exchange lines and IP telephony on Level 6 numbers. CSV datasets cover aggregate subscriptions and a by-type breakdown, with figures rounded to the nearest hundred per official notes. Telecom analysts studying legacy voice services and number-plan migration can track secular decline alongside mobile and broadband collections. This collection documents IMDA’s regulatory statistics on fixed-line adoption in Singapore.

Economic Development Board (EDB) manufacturing statistics in this collection report total output for Singapore’s manufacturing sector using SSIC 2015 industry classification. Member CSV files include Total Output in Manufacturing by Industry, Annual and an aggregate Total Output in Manufacturing, Annual from 1980 through 2017. Industrial economists and trade analysts can study long-run manufacturing performance by industry and in total. Users should apply SSIC 2015 when comparing series across years.

Housing & Development Board (HDB) derives resident population and growth metrics from the Sample Household Survey conducted every five years in Singapore. CSV datasets cover HDB resident population counts and annualised growth rates for citizens and permanent residents in HDB flats, excluding subtenants. Housing analysts and demographers can study public-housing demographics with rounded figures as documented. This collection links SHS methodology to long-run HDB population open data.

Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) exposes application retrieval APIs for patents, designs, and trademarks in this realtime open data collection. Member API datasets include Design applications and Patent applications for programmatic access to IP filing information from August 2018 onward. Innovators, IP analysts, and integrators can build dashboards and monitoring tools on published endpoints. Trademark API coverage is described in the official collection text; verify available endpoints on the portal.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) labour statistics break down employees’ trade union membership in Singapore by union size bands. CSV datasets include Membership of Employees’ Trade Unions by Membership Size and Total Employees’ Trade Union Membership from 2010 through 2022. Industrial relations researchers can study union density patterns across differently sized unions. Totals and breakdowns follow MOM’s published union membership reporting.

Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) bunker market data in this collection reports annual bunker sales by fuel type in tonnes from 1995 through 2022. Member datasets include Bunker Sales Breakdown, Annual and Bunker Sales Total, Annual as CSV files for shipping economists and energy analysts tracking the port’s bunkering role. Users can reconcile detailed type splits against published totals for consistency checks. Tonnes follow MPA’s official classification of bunker sales types.

Singapore Police Force (SPF) licensing statistics in this collection summarise qualified driving licence (QDL) holders in Singapore by licence class and in total. Two CSV datasets—Qualified Driving Licence Holders By Class Of Licence and Total Number Of Persons Holding Qualified Driving Licence—support transport demand and road-safety planning from 2007 through 2018. Demographers and mobility researchers can track growth in motorcycle, car, and vocational licence categories over time. Counts reflect licensed individuals as at the published annual reference, not daily issuance flows.

Ministry of Health statistics in this collection track overall visits to public sector dental clinics in Singapore. Datasets include Visits to Public Sector Dental Clinics and a further breakdown file for users who need additional detail. Analysts studying oral health access, public healthcare utilisation, and MOH service demand can download annual CSV series for research and dashboards. Figures reflect published administrative returns rather than real-time appointment data.

Singapore Customs publishes monthly revenue statistics covering customs and excise duties on liquor, tobacco, motor vehicles, and petroleum, plus duty-paid releases and GST collections on imports and local goods from 2020 into early 2021. Two CSV datasets split recent monthly files and a broader revenue statistics series for fiscal analysis. Economists and trade researchers can monitor sin-tax and consumption-tax inflows alongside import activity. This collection supports transparent customs revenue reporting on Singapore’s open data portal.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) road asset statistics summarise lengths of public roads maintained by LTA in Singapore, including lane-kilometre measures. CSV datasets Length of Roads (Kilometres) and Length of Roads (Lane-Kilometres) cover 2005 through 2017 with definitions for collector and local access roads in the official notes. Transport planners can compare road inventory trends while excluding roads maintained by other agencies listed officially. Reported lengths reflect realignment adjustments noted for Changi Coast and Ferry roads.

IMDA telecommunications statistics track mobile subscriptions in Singapore by network technology and plan type from 1997 through 2020. Member CSV files Total Mobile Phone Subscriptions and Total Number of Mobile Subscriptions by Type document 2G, 3G, and 4G uptake with methodological breaks noted for prepaid and postpaid 3G reporting from December 2009. Telecom analysts and regulators can study migration across generations using rounded figures to the nearest hundred. Collection notes explain when 3G and 4G series begin.

MOM industrial relations open data summarises Industrial Arbitration Court (IAC) awards in Singapore by nature of trade disputes. Member datasets include Industrial Arbitration Court Awards by Nature of Trade Disputes and Total Industrial Arbitration Court Awards as annual CSV files. Labour economists, unions, and legal researchers can analyse dispute patterns alongside official definitions of awards and trade disputes under the Industrial Relations Act. Totals and breakdowns should be read as published court outcomes, not case narratives.

Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) maintains Singapore’s flagship open dataset of entities registered with a Unique Entity Number (UEN) across multiple issuance agencies. Two CSV files split ACRA-registered businesses from entities registered with other UEN agencies such as MOM, MOH, and ROS. Compliance teams, data vendors, and researchers use the files to validate legal identities when linking government records. Users should confirm live status on agency portals because the extract reflects catalog snapshot dates.

Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) port statistics in this collection report monthly total cargo throughput by cargo type from 1995 through August 2023. CSV datasets Cargo Throughput Breakdown, Monthly Data and Cargo Throughput Total, Monthly Data let shipping economists reconcile detailed splits against headline totals. Analysts tracking Singapore’s role as a global transshipment hub can study long-run volume trends while noting that the latest month may be preliminary. Figures follow MPA’s official cargo classification.

Economic Development Board (EDB) manufacturing statistics in this collection span principal indicators from 1960 through 2019 for Singapore’s industrial sector. Member CSV files cover Establishments, Employment - Manufacturing, Annual and Selected statistics of manufacturing, Annual for long-run productivity and employment analysis. Economists modelling structural change in manufacturing can reconcile establishment counts with selected output metrics. Figures follow EDB’s published annual manufacturing returns.

Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) released ad-hoc open data from its Social Values Survey fielded in late 2018 through early 2019. The collection bundles a variable dictionary CSV and the main survey microdata for researchers studying social capital, civic participation, and community norms in Singapore. Analysts should consult the codebook before modelling. The dataset supports academic and policy work on how Singaporeans value mutual support and collective wellbeing.

CPF Board reports quarterly how many members participate in public housing and private residential property schemes and the net amounts withdrawn at quarter-end. Two CSV datasets cover member counts and withdrawal totals from 2006 through mid-2023. Housing economists and policy analysts can link CPF usage patterns to Singapore’s home-ownership programmes. The series shows how members draw ordinary-account savings for HDB and private property financing over time.

NEA climate open data reports mean daily minimum surface air temperature at the Changi Climate Station from 1982 through July 2023. Separate annual and monthly CSV series support long-term warming analysis and urban heat studies for Singapore’s eastern reference site. Climatologists can pair minimum temperature trends with NEA’s other temperature and rainfall collections. The monthly frequency update extends the record for operational and research users.

Ministry of Education (MOE) compiles annual statistics on registered private schools in Singapore, with official notes on privately-funded schools and government-funded special education schools. Two CSV datasets cover institution counts and student enrolment with teaching staff. Education planners and researchers comparing private versus mainstream pathways can respect MOE scope exclusions such as private kindergartens. This collection supports open-data analysis of Singapore’s private school sector enrolment and workforce.

Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) corporate tax statistics in this collection break down taxable resident and non-resident companies by chargeable income ranges from Year of Assessment 2005 through 2022. CSV datasets cover counts, chargeable income amounts, and net tax assessed on a preceding-year basis with figures stated as at 31 March after each YA. Tax analysts and economists studying corporate tax incidence across income bands can reconcile the two resident-type tables. Income is assessed under IRAS definitions and does not include self-employed individuals.

CPF Board publishes calendar-year statistics on members using housing schemes and net withdrawals under public housing and private property programmes from 2006 through 2022. Two annual CSV files separate member counts from withdrawal amounts. Housing policy researchers can align CPF housing usage with HDB sales and private property cycles. The collection pairs with quarterly housing withdrawal data elsewhere on data.gov.sg for higher-frequency views.

Ministry of Health (MOH) healthcare utilisation open data in this collection reports hospital admission rates by age and sex from 2009 through 2020. CSV datasets Hospital Admission Rate by Age and Sex and Hospital Admission Rate by Sex let epidemiologists compare gender-specific and age-standardised inpatient demand. Health services planners modelling bed capacity can relate admission intensity to demographic shifts. Rates follow MOH’s official definitions for resident admissions in the reporting window.

MOM industrial relations statistics in this collection break down the number of employees’ trade unions by membership size from 2012 through 2022. CSV files Number of Employees' Trade Unions by Membership Size and Total Number of Employees' Trade Unions support labour movement structure analysis and collective bargaining research. Union researchers can track how union counts cluster across size bands over the decade. Figures reflect registered unions under Singapore’s industrial relations framework.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) infrastructure statistics in this collection count road facilities maintained by the authority from 1994 through 2017. CSV datasets Traffic Facilities and Vehicular Facilities split facility types for transport asset planning and longitudinal trend analysis. Researchers studying road network investment can align annual series with LTA maintenance classifications. Coverage ends in 2017 per the catalogue window.