4,615 datasets found
Building and Construction Authority GeoJSON of barrier-free accessibility buildings in Singapore with friendliness level, covering from March 2019. Planners, disability advocates, and wayfinding apps map accessible venues and overlay them with transport and planning-area layers for inclusive-city analysis.
Sport Singapore CSV of the top 10 sports and exercises that residents took part in overall, with values for each National Sport & Exercise Participation Survey (NSPS) year from 2019 through 2025. Ten rows pair an activity with yearly columns, giving a compact national ranking of the most popular activities and showing how their standing changed over the period. Sport agencies, facility planners and media use it to identify mainstream activities and emerging shifts in Singapore's exercise habits.
Sport Singapore CSV of the top 10 sports and exercises in Singapore segmented by sex, with values for each National Sport & Exercise Participation Survey (NSPS) year from 2019 through 2025. Rows pair sex with an activity and yearly columns give the figures, revealing where male and female participation preferences converge or diverge. Sport agencies, programme planners and researchers use it to spot gender gaps in participation and to shape activities that broaden involvement among both men and women.
Sport Singapore CSV of the top 10 sports and exercises in Singapore segmented by race, with values for each National Sport & Exercise Participation Survey (NSPS) year from 2019 through 2025. Rows pair a race group with an activity and yearly columns give the figures, offering a view of participation patterns across Singapore's ethnic communities. Sport agencies and community organisations use it to design inclusive programming and to see which activities have broad appeal versus community-specific followings.
Sport Singapore CSV of the top 10 sports and exercises taken up by residents in Singapore, segmented by age group, with figures for each National Sport & Exercise Participation Survey (NSPS) year from 2019 through 2025. Rows pair an age group with an activity while columns give the annual values, showing how sporting preferences shift across life stages and generational cohorts. Sport agencies, facility planners and programme designers use it to match offerings to age-specific demand.
Sport Singapore CSV of overall sport and exercise participation levels among Singapore residents aged 13 and above from 2019 through 2025, with each year split into regular, irregular, inactive and non-participant shares. Data come from the National Sport & Exercise Participation Survey (NSPS), collected continuously through the year with annual samples of at least 4,500 and weighted to reflect the population. Regular means at least once a week in a month, while irregular means less than once a week. Sport administrators and public-health analysts use it to track activity trends.
Sport Singapore CSV from the National Sport & Exercise Participation Survey (NSPS) on sport and exercise participation levels by sex for Singapore residents aged 13+ from 2019 through 2025, with shares who did not participate, were inactive, irregular, or regular. Sport policymakers compare male and female activity patterns; insights at www.sportdexsg.gov.sg and https://go.gov.sg/sportdexsg-participationlevels.
Sport Singapore CSV of sport and exercise participation levels among Singapore residents aged 13 and over by race from 2019 through 2025, from the National Sport & Exercise Participation Survey (NSPS). Shares are reported for non-participant, inactive, irregular, and regular categories. Sports-policy and public-health analysts compare participation intensity across ethnic groups; more detail is on SportDexSG.
Sport Singapore CSV of sport and exercise participation levels among Singapore residents aged 13 and over by age group for 2019–2025, from the National Sport & Exercise Participation Survey (NSPS). Shares are reported as non-participant, inactive, irregular, and regular. Sports policymakers and fitness researchers track how participation intensity varies across life stages; related insights on SportDexSG.
Sport Singapore CSV from the National Sport & Exercise Participation Survey (NSPS) on motivations for sport and exercise participation by survey year, age group, and sex for 2019 through 2025. Sport policymakers analyse why Singapore residents exercise; related insights at www.sportdexsg.gov.sg and https://go.gov.sg/sportdexsg-motivations.
Ministry of Education CSV directory of primary, secondary and pre-university schools in Singapore for 2026, covering name, address, contacts, nearest MRT and bus, leadership, and programme flags such as SAP, autonomous, gifted and IP. Parents and researchers look up school locations and basic institutional attributes.
Ministry of Education CSV of subjects offered by Singapore schools, with school name and subject description. Coverage metadata references calendar year 2026. Parents, students, and education researchers browse subject offerings across schools for programme comparison and school choice.
Ministry of Education CSV listing schools and the MOE programmes they offer for 2026. Parents, educators, and education researchers identify which schools run specific MOE programmes across Singapore.
Ministry of Education CSV of co-curricular activities (CCAs) offered by Singapore schools, with school name, school section, CCA grouping, generic name, and customized name. Coverage metadata references calendar year 2026. Parents and students compare CCA options across schools for enrichment and school choice.
National Library Board CSV of name authorities with attributes from February 2019 through April 2026. Columns include UID, descriptor, vocabulary, display name, latitude and longitude, birth and death years, feature type, start and end years, and occupation. Librarians, digital-humanities researchers, and linked-data developers enrich people and place entities in Singapore collections.
Name authority records and relational links between authorised and variant forms, published by the National Library Board in CSV from 2019 onward. Cataloguers, bibliographic researchers, and linked-data projects use the file to reconcile personal and corporate names across NLB digital collections.
Ministry of Education annual CSV of enrolment in MOE Kindergartens in Singapore from 2014 through 2026. Education planners track preschool capacity and demand in the Ministry-operated kindergarten network over more than a decade.
National Heritage Board GeoJSON of marked historic sites in Singapore—places commemorating significant events or personalities with blue plaques or heritage markers. Unlike national monuments, some sites no longer have standing buildings. Cultural mappers and educators locate NHB-marked heritage points.
National Heritage Board GeoJSON layer mapping Singapore's gazetted National Monuments, dated March 2021. National Monuments are buildings and sites accorded the highest level of statutory protection in Singapore, spanning places of worship, civic and colonial-era buildings, and other landmarks of the country's built heritage. The spatial format lets users plot monument locations on a map, join them to planning areas or tourism itineraries, and combine them with conservation and land use layers. Heritage researchers, educators, urban planners, and app developers use the dataset for heritage trails, conservation studies, and location-based services.
Key public statistics drawn from Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore annual reports and presented in tabular form, organised by financial year from FY2019 through FY2024/25. Indicators span network growth such as new passenger airlines, airlines serving Singapore, and new and total city links; traffic measures including passenger, commercial aircraft, and airfreight movements; safety and licensing counts covering registered aircraft, air operator certificates, certified aerodromes, maintenance and training organisations, and flight crew, engineer, and air traffic controller licence holders; sustainability figures for airport and international flight emissions; and unmanned aircraft registrations, pilot licences, permits, and training certificates. Aviation analysts and policy researchers use it to track sector recovery and regulatory capacity.