Dataset collections

People’s Association statistics on participants in community courses across Singapore, by course type each year. CSV releases for 2014–2016 and 2017–2020 complement the PA Courses count collection, showing uptake not just supply. Community researchers measure engagement in lifelong learning programmes. This PA open data series documents grassroots participation trends through 2020 on Singapore’s national portal.

LTA bundles open data on Singapore road traffic conditions during peak periods in this collection. Member datasets include Average Daily Traffic Volume Entering the City and Average Speed During Peak Hours as CSV time series. Analysts can relate weekday congestion patterns to volumes entering the central area and speeds on the network. Official notes clarify measurement windows for daily counts versus morning and evening peaks.

Housing & Development Board (HDB) publishes Sample Household Survey results on employed HDB residents aged 15 and above by occupation. Member CSVs cover Employed HDB Resident Population by Occupation and Age and by Occupation and Sex for Singapore public housing cohorts surveyed between 2013 and 2018. Labour sociologists can analyse how occupational mix differs across age and gender among HDB households. Official notes clarify the five-year SHS cycle and rounding on percentage breakdowns.

Singapore Prison Service reports yearly enrolment of inmates in academic programmes and their academic results as open data. Two CSV datasets from 2006 through 2022 separate enrolment counts from outcomes for education planners studying rehabilitation pathways. Corrections researchers can evaluate how classroom attainment supports reintegration in Singapore’s prison system. The collection links inmate education metrics to broader SPS accountability releases on data.gov.sg.

URA Master Plan 2003 labelling data in this collection carries name annotations for MRT stations on the historic network map. Two GEOJSON datasets both titled Master Plan 2003 MRT Name support labelling workflows in GIS tools. Transport historians and planners can compare legacy station names with current SMRT and SBS Transit nomenclature. Annotations are cartographic text from the 2003 plan, not real-time operations data.

NEA climate open data publishes mean daily maximum surface air temperature recorded at Changi Climate Station from 1982 through July 2023. Separate monthly and annual CSV files support heat-index studies and long-term warming analysis for Singapore. Urban planners and public-health researchers can align temperature trends with energy demand or mortality research. Changi station series are a standard reference in national climate reporting.

Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board statistics on net withdrawals made on grounds other than standard retirement or housing. Member datasets include Yearly amount withdrawn under death ground and Yearly amount withdrawn under reduced life expectancy, alongside other medical and emigration-related outflows described in the official metadata. Analysts studying Singapore social security, household finances, and policy relief measures can track how exceptional withdrawal channels evolve year to year. Amounts are published as annual series suitable for macro comparisons.

Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) disseminates exchange-rate open data for the Singapore dollar per US dollar, sourced via Thomson Reuters midday interbank averages. The collection bundles annual period averages and a daily Exchange Rates, SGD per unit of USD CSV series covering 1988 through late 2015. FX analysts and macro researchers can chart SGD-USD movement while heeding MAS disclaimers on accuracy and dealer-quote differences. Both member datasets support long-run currency studies on data.gov.sg.

Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board open data reports net amounts invested from the Ordinary Account and Special Account under the CPF Investment Scheme at each quarter end from 2006 through mid-2023. Member datasets include cost of current CPFIS-OA holdings and net withdrawals based on CPFIS-SA holdings, with figures rounded to the nearest hundred thousand dollars. Financial analysts tracking Singapore household retirement assets use the series to observe CPF investment balances over time. Quarterly frequency aligns with CPF’s public disclosure rhythm.

Singapore Prison Service open data reports how many penal and Drug Rehabilitation Centre (DRC) inmates enter Community Based Programmes (CBP) and their completion rates from 2007 to 2022. Two CSV files separate emplacement counts from completion statistics for annual policy review. Corrections researchers and social-service planners can monitor community reintegration pathways without internal management reports. CBP metrics support transparency on alternatives to full-time incarceration.

Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) banking statistics on Total Loans to Non-Bank Customers, including aggregate and by-type breakdowns in the member datasets. Figures cover DBU and ACU books in millions of Singapore dollars at month-end, with industry coding aligned to SSIC from March 2004. Economists and credit analysts monitor lending to construction, corporates, and households as indicators of financial conditions in Singapore. Use alongside other MAS monetary and credit releases on data.gov.sg for sectoral views.

Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) shipping statistics in this collection report monthly tanker arrivals above 75 gross tonnes with tonnage by type. CSV datasets Tanker Arrivals Breakdown, Monthly and Tanker Arrivals Total, Monthly run from 2002 through August 2023, with the latest month noted as preliminary. Port economists and energy logistics analysts can study tanker traffic trends for Singapore’s hub role. Counts and tonnage follow MPA’s published shipping returns rather than real-time port logs.

Ministry of Health utilisation statistics for Singapore hospitals and public outpatient services. Member datasets Hospital Admissions And Public Sector Outpatient Attendances, Annual and Hospital Admissions By Sector, Annual cover inpatient discharges, specialist clinics, accident and emergency, dental services, and polyclinics with sector splits and historical definitional notes in the official description. Health services researchers and capacity planners use the series to track demand across public and private providers. Excludes Jurong Medical Centre as stated officially.

Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) releases monthly bunker sales statistics as open data for one of the world’s busiest bunkering hubs. The collection includes Bunker Sales Breakdown, Monthly and Bunker Sales Total, Monthly CSV datasets, with sales by fuel type expressed in tonnes. Analysts tracking Singapore maritime fuel demand, port competitiveness, or shipping activity can compare totals and composition over time. Official notes flag the latest month as preliminary until figures are finalised.

URA quarterly open data pairs private residential and commercial property price indices compiled from caveats, stamp duty, and developer returns. CSV members include the Private Residential Property Price Index (base 2009-Q1) and Commercial Property Price Index (base 1998-Q4). Housing economists and investors can monitor stratified hedonic and moving-average weighted trends in Singapore’s private property market. Official methodology notes explain weight revisions and transaction sources underpinning each index.

Singapore Prison Service (SPS) rehabilitation statistics count inmates trained under employability skills programmes and inmates engaged in work programmes annually from 2006 through 2021. Two CSV datasets—Inmates under Employability Skills Training Programmes and Inmates under Work Programmes—support corrections research on vocational outcomes. Headcounts may include inmates attending multiple courses in a year as noted officially. Figures measure participation, not post-release employment rates.

Housing & Development Board (HDB) open data draws on the Sample Household Survey (SHS), conducted every five years, to profile HDB resident populations by geography. Member CSV files cover HDB Resident Population by Geographical Distribution and age breakdowns for citizens and permanent residents in public housing. Planners and researchers studying Singapore’s heartland demographics can compare regional concentration of HDB households. Figures are subject to SHS sampling design and rounding notes in the official metadata.

Economic Development Board (EDB) monthly manufacturing statistics in this collection publish the Index of Industrial Production rebased to 2015=100 by two-digit SSIC industry groups. Two CSV datasets cover total manufacturing and detailed manufacturing industries from 1983 through 2019 for macro and sector cycle analysis. Economists can compare monthly momentum across SSIC 2015 classifications consistent with Singapore's official industrial statistics. Series end in 2019 per catalogue coverage metadata.

Ministry of Health mortality statistics for Singapore, combining Total Number of Deaths with Principal Causes of Death tables for the leading ten causes. Annual CSVs reflect medically certified deaths registered during each year, with ICD-10 coding from 2012 as described officially. Epidemiologists, insurers, and health educators analyse disease-specific mortality trends alongside birth and cancer collections on data.gov.sg. Top-ten listings focus public reporting on the highest-burden conditions.

CPF Board publishes open data on participation and assured sums under the Home Protection Scheme (HPS), which insures HDB homeowners against outstanding housing loans on death or total permanent disability. Two CSV datasets cover number of persons and assured amount as at year-end within the quarterly catalog frequency. Housing finance researchers can track HPS uptake alongside mortgage trends in Singapore. Figures support transparency on CPF-linked mortgage protection coverage.

Ministry of Health (MOH) immunisation surveillance for Singapore children is published in this collection with two annual CSV datasets. Percentage of Children Aged 2 Years Immunised and Percentage of Primary 1 and Equivalent Age Groups Immunised track tuberculosis, diphtheria, polio, hepatitis B, measles, and MMR coverage as defined officially. Public health researchers and schools policy teams can monitor vaccine programme performance across years through 2022. Rates reflect MOH administrative immunisation statistics rather than individual vaccination records.

Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) compliance statistics in this collection track tax return filing volumes from 2006 through early 2023. CSV datasets separate Goods and Services Tax returns from Individual and Corporate Income Tax filings, reporting issued, received, and on-time received counts by assessment or financial year. Tax policy researchers and auditors can benchmark filing performance across regimes without taxpayer-level data. Figures follow IRAS Year of Assessment and financial year conventions stated officially.

Housing & Development Board (HDB) shares Sample Household Survey results on the economically active HDB resident population aged 15 and above. CSV datasets break outcomes by ethnic group and by flat type, rounded to the nearest thousand residents excluding subtenants. Labour and housing researchers studying employment patterns within Singapore’s public housing can compare dimensions in one collection. Use HDB SHS open data for economically active resident profiles in HDB towns.

JTC Corporation industrial property statistics in this collection report gross allocation and returns for Ready-Built Facilities from 2017 through mid-2018. Quarterly CSV datasets break figures by industry and by product segment for analysts tracking JTC’s industrial space market. Manufacturing economists and real estate researchers can align occupancy flows with JTC’s broader market statistics portal cited officially. Series reflect JTC administrative leasing activity, not tenant-level contracts.