Dataset collections

Ministry of Education (MOE) publishes annual profiles of teachers in schools by length of service and age across education levels. Two CSV datasets—“Teachers In Schools - Length of Service” and “Teachers in Schools - Age”—support workforce planning and demographics research in Singapore’s education system. HR analysts and education policy researchers should note MOE’s rule that re-appointed officers reset service length from their latest episode. Explore this collection for school-based teacher age and tenure open data.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) private residential pipeline statistics in this collection track supply by development status from 2013 through late 2018. Annual and quarterly CSV releases let property analysts reconcile planned government land sales and pending approvals with completed and under-construction stock. The official note defines Planned–Others as government land sales plus developments submitted for approval. Users should read status categories alongside URA’s broader pipeline reports.

NEA food safety open data summarise licensed food establishments in Singapore by category on an annual basis. CSV files Licensed Food Establishments by Category, Annual and Total Licensed Food Establishments by Category, Annual cover food shops, stalls, factories, supermarkets, and private markets, combining NEA and legacy AVA factory records as noted officially. Hospitality researchers and urban analysts can track licensed outlet counts without inferring inspection outcomes. Categories follow NEA’s published licensing taxonomy.

CPF Board publishes calendar-year counts and dollar amounts of MediShield Life claims in Singapore from 2006 through 2022. Two CSV datasets separate claim frequency from total claim value for Singapore’s national severe-illness insurance scheme administered with MOH. Health financing analysts can track how utilisation and payouts evolve as benefits expand. The series underpins research on catastrophic care costs covered through MediShield Life.

URA publishes quarterly private residential property price indices for Singapore from 1975 through Q1 2020 using stratified hedonic regression with transaction-value weights from Q1 2014–Q1 2015. Two CSV files cover the overall index (base 2009-Q1 = 100) and splits by property type. Real-estate economists and journalists benchmark condo price cycles against URA’s official methodology. Users seeking office or shop indices should note the official description’s broader asset scope in related URA releases.

Central Provident Fund Board (CPFB) open data in this collection counts active members by regrossed year-end balances and age group from 2014 through 2022. Two CSV series cover the full period and a 2019-onwards slice with updated disclosure rules for small cells marked “S”. Retirement researchers can study savings distribution while noting exclusions of self-employed persons and rounding to the nearest ten. Regrossed balances re-include amounts withdrawn under major CPF housing and investment schemes.

LTA open data reports annual new registrations of goods vehicles and buses by make in Singapore from 2004 through 2017. Separate CSV files cover buses and goods vehicles (GVs) so fleet analysts can study commercial vehicle brand shares over time. Transport planners reviewing freight and public-bus procurement trends can download both tables. The collection complements LTA’s wider motor vehicle registration statistics on data.gov.sg.

Ministry of Manpower data on Industrial Arbitration Court (IAC) awards in Singapore, broken down by the type of workers covered. Datasets include “Industrial Arbitration Court Awards by Type of Workers” and totals by worker category, helping labour researchers study collective bargaining outcomes and certified agreements. The collection supports analysis of industrial relations trends without accessing case files directly. Annual CSV releases cover roughly 2005–2018, grounding Singapore open-government statistics on arbitration activity.

CPF Board tracks CareShield Life long-term care insurance claims from the scheme’s early years through 2022 in annual CSV open data. Files report claim amounts and active claimant counts for Singapore’s mandatory severe disability coverage. Ageing and social-policy researchers can monitor uptake of payouts as the cohort matures. The collection sits alongside other CPF health-scheme statistics on MediShield Life and ElderShield transitions.

LTA vehicle population dynamics in this collection capture quarterly new registrations and deregistrations from 2016 through 2020. CSV datasets Quarterly New Registration of Vehicle Population and Quarterly Deregistration of Vehicle Population let fleet modellers net growth by quarter and compare against COE quota outcomes. Transport planners studying turnover in Singapore’s vehicle parc can align registration inflows with scrappage and export trends. Counts include all motor vehicles within LTA’s quarterly reporting definitions.

National Research Foundation (NRF) open data in this collection lists grant calls with closing dates and total awards from March 2007 through September 2015. CSV datasets cover summary grant calls and detailed awarded projects with recipients and organisations. Research policy analysts can trace NRF funding cycles and award magnitudes over the published window. Users should confirm whether newer calls are published outside this historical extract.

People’s Association (PA) open data on the number of community courses run in Singapore, broken down by course type each year. Member files cover 2014–2016 and 2017–2020 as CSV, helping researchers track lifelong learning and grassroots programming volume. Community groups and journalists can compare how PA course offerings evolve across categories. This collection highlights civic education and recreation activity published on Singapore’s data portal.

Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) publishes Singapore’s total foreign reserves in annual and monthly CSV series from 1963 through 2015. Figures are mostly in S$ millions with a USD column in US$ millions, switching to market valuation from May 1999 per official notes. Macro economists and sovereign-asset researchers can analyse long-run reserve accumulation and valuation effects. The collection underpins studies of Singapore’s external balance sheet transparency.

Health Promotion Board (HPB) Students’ Health Survey (SHS) open data captures health behaviours among secondary school students in Singapore on a roughly three-year cycle through 2012. CSV releases break results by educational level and gender; official notes state no further updates after 2017. School health researchers can study adolescent nutrition, physical activity, and risk behaviours historically. The collection documents HPB’s long-running youth surveillance before newer survey instruments.

National Library Board (NLB) maintains Name Authorities—standardised forms for Singapore-related people, organisations, buildings, and places used in resource description. Member CSVs split NLB Name Authorities Attributes and NLB Name Authorities Relationships for linked-data and cataloguing workflows. Libraries, archives, and researchers indexing Singapore heritage materials can align tags to NLB’s authorised names between 2019 and 2023 coverage. The collection improves discoverability by recording variants and former names alongside preferred labels.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) publishes annual statistics on trade disputes referred for conciliation, broken down by the nature of each dispute. The collection includes topline figures and a detailed CSV by dispute category from 2005 to 2022. Industrial relations analysts and HR professionals can track how conciliation caseloads evolve across Singapore’s labour market. Source tables support charts on dispute mix without accessing internal case systems.

Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) shipping statistics in this collection count annual tanker arrivals above 75 gross tonnes and associated tonnage by type from 2002 through 2022. CSV breakdown and total datasets let port economists reconcile category splits against headline arrival counts. Energy and bunkering analysts use the series alongside MPA bunker sales collections. The 75 GT threshold follows the official inclusion rule.

Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) publishes monthly statistics on outgoing retail international telephone call minutes from Singapore, including series with transit traffic per official methodology notes. Two CSV datasets let telecom analysts compare retail-only and inclusive figures after historical revisions from 2001 and expanded SBO reporting from 2004. Researchers studying Singapore as a voice hub can ground trends in IMDA’s documented scope changes. This collection supports long-run open-data analysis of international call volumes.

Central Provident Fund Board statistics on claims under Singapore’s Home Protection Scheme (HPS), which insures HDB flat mortgages. Separate CSV datasets report annual claim counts and claim amounts for death and permanent incapacity grounds, with methodology changes noted before 2013. Housing and social protection researchers study how HPS payouts relate to homeownership risk. Coverage from 2006–2022 supports longitudinal analysis in Singapore CPF open data.

URA real-estate pipeline statistics on approval, construction commencement, and completion of commercial development in Singapore. Annual and quarterly CSV files track how much commercial space moves through the development cycle. Property analysts and urban economists pair these series with industrial and office market reports. Data from 2013 through 2018 offer Singapore open planning indicators on commercial building activity.

Housing & Development Board (HDB) publishes labour force participation rates for HDB resident populations from the Sample Household Survey conducted every five years. Separate CSV datasets break results by ethnic group and by flat type for residents aged 15 and above from 2008 through 2018. HDB residents are Singapore citizens and permanent residents in public housing, excluding subtenants. Urban and social researchers can study how housing type and ethnicity relate to economic activity in Singapore’s heartlands.

Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) publishes annual cargo throughput for the Port of Singapore, with total and breakdown CSV files from 1995 to 2022. Trade analysts and logistics researchers can track how container, bulk, and other cargo categories contribute to hub performance. The open-data series supports benchmarking Singapore against regional ports using consistent MPA definitions. Download both total and breakdown datasets for reconciliation with published maritime statistics.

Building and Construction Authority (BCA) maintains open data on Management Corporation Strata Title (MCST) entities registered for Singapore private strata developments. CSV and XLSX releases list MCST particulars for half-yearly coverage windows, helping residents, managing agents, and researchers verify corporation details. Conveyancers and facility managers can join MCST records with building data for compliance checks. The collection is the authoritative public register extract on data.gov.sg.

Singapore Prison Service data on inmates released after completing treatment at Drug Rehabilitation Centres (DRC). CSV files report overall releases and a gender breakdown, informing drug-policy and reintegration studies. Social workers track how many people exit compulsory rehabilitation annually from 2006–2022. This collection complements other SPS correctional statistics on Singapore open data.