4,602 datasets found
National Environment Agency CSV of Singapore’s annual mean ambient lead concentration from 2006 through 2025. Environmental health analysts and air-quality researchers track long-run lead levels alongside other NEA pollutant series for national air monitoring.
Ministry of Manpower Comprehensive Labour Force Survey CSV of median gross monthly income from employment for full-time employed Singapore residents (excluding full-time National Servicemen), June reference months from 2001 through 2025. Reports medians including and excluding employer or platform-operator CPF contributions. Labour economists track resident full-time pay trends; 2005 is unavailable due to the General Household Survey.
National Environment Agency annual CSV of Singapore’s PM10 24-hour mean at the 99th percentile from 2000 through 2025. The series tracks high-end particulate pollution exposure used in air-quality reporting. Environmental health researchers and policy analysts monitor long-run PM10 peak-day intensity against haze and traffic emission trends.
National Environment Agency annual CSV of Singapore’s maximum 24-hour mean sulphur dioxide (SO2) levels from 2000 through 2025. Environmental analysts monitor peak SO2 concentrations against air-quality standards.
National Environment Agency annual CSV of Singapore’s maximum 8-hour mean carbon monoxide (CO) levels from 2000 through 2025. Environmental and public-health analysts monitor peak CO exposure against air-quality standards.
National Environment Agency annual CSV of Singapore’s maximum 8-hour mean ozone concentration from 2000 through 2025. Environmental analysts and public-health researchers track ozone air-quality trends against national ambient air quality benchmarks.
Health Promotion Board CSV directory of Healthier Dining Programme event caterers in Singapore (105 rows), listing caterer name, contact person, phone, and email. Event organisers and workplace wellness teams find healthier catering partners for functions and corporate dining.
Health Promotion Board CSV listing food and beverage partners under Singapore's Healthier Dining Programme, with about 2,500 outlet-level records. Fields cover company name, brand name, F&B setting, dining concept, category, outlet name and address, region, and the menu item endorsement criteria the outlet meets, such as lower-calorie or wholegrain options. Because addresses and regions are included, the list can be geocoded to map healthier dining choices across Singapore. Public health researchers, app developers and consumers use it to find participating eateries and to study the reach of healthier-eating initiatives in the food service sector.
Health Promotion Board list of 50 partners under the Healthier Ingredient Development Scheme, which encourages suppliers to develop and supply healthier ingredients to food businesses in Singapore. Each record gives the company name, a contact person with job title, contact number and email address, together with the products offered and their category. Food manufacturers, caterers, hawkers and F&B operators use the list to find suppliers of healthier ingredients when reformulating menus or products.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GEOJSON indicative land-use zoning layer extracted from Singapore's Master Plan 2025, gazetted on 1 December 2025 (layer dated 29 December 2025). Planners, developers, and GIS users map statutory land-use zones; for the latest plan visit https://www.ura.gov.sg/.
Ministry of Finance CSV of spending from Singapore statutory and trust funds by financial year, with actual, revised, or estimated amounts by fund. Reporting year-ends and bases follow each fund’s own statements. Budget analysts and researchers track outlays channelled through statutory and trust funds alongside consolidated government accounts.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV of Singapore’s Ordinary Wage Ceiling by effective-from date, covering mid-1955 through January 2026 across 46 rows. Payroll, HR, and retirement-policy analysts track CPF contribution salary caps over time for contribution calculations and historical compliance research.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV of historical CPF contribution rates in Singapore, with 682 rows giving an effective-from date, age group, contributing party and contribution rate. Coverage runs from July 1955, when the scheme began, to January 2026, making it a long reference series for how employer and employee shares have changed across age bands. Rates apply to private sector employees and public sector non-pensionable employees, are expressed as a proportion of wages out of 1, and reflect the highest wage band. Essential input for payroll calculations and retirement savings research.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV of CPF allocation rates in Singapore, showing how monthly contributions are split across CPF accounts. Each of the 183 rows gives an effective-from date, age group, account type and allocation rate, covering January 2014 to January 2026 for private sector and public sector non-pensionable employees. From 2025, following the closure of the Special Account, contributions for members aged 55 and above are fully allocated to the Retirement Account up to the Full Retirement Sum, with any excess channelled to the Ordinary Account. Useful for payroll systems and retirement planning tools.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV cross-tabulating the number of active CPF members in Singapore by regrossed balance band and age group as at each year-end, from 2019 to 2025 across 1,854 rows. Regrossed balances add back amounts withdrawn under the Investment, Education, Residential Properties, Non-Residential Properties and Public Housing Schemes. Active members have at least one CPF employment contribution in the current or preceding three months, self-employed persons are excluded, counts are rounded to the nearest ten, and cells marked with a hash represent fewer than five members. The age breakdown supports cohort analysis of retirement savings adequacy.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV of the number of active CPF members in Singapore grouped by regrossed account balance as at each year-end, from 2019 to 2025 across 126 rows. Regrossed balances add back amounts withdrawn under the Investment, Education, Residential Properties, Non-Residential Properties and Public Housing Schemes, giving a fuller picture of accumulated savings than net balances. An active member has at least one CPF employment contribution in the current or preceding three months; self-employed persons are excluded and counts are rounded to the nearest ten. Useful for studying retirement-savings distribution and adequacy.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV of regrossed balances held by active CPF members in Singapore as at the end of each year from 2019 through 2025, grouped into balance bands. An active member is one who has had at least one CPF employment contribution paid in the current or any of the preceding three months. Regrossed balances add back amounts withdrawn under the Investment, Education, Residential Properties, Non-Residential Properties and Public Housing Schemes; figures are rounded to the nearest thousand dollars. Analysts use the distribution to study retirement-savings adequacy.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV of net CPF balances held by members in Singapore by age group and sex as at the end of each year from 2019 through 2025. Balances include those of self-employed persons and exclude the balances of about 4,500 members whose sex is not available; amounts are rounded to the nearest thousand dollars. Read with the companion member-count series, it supports analysis of average retirement savings by age and sex and of how balances accumulate across cohorts.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV of the number of CPF members in Singapore by age group and sex as at the end of each year from 2019 through 2025. Figures include self-employed persons and exclude four members whose sex is not available. The age-by-sex breakdown supports analysis of CPF membership structure and cohort ageing, and pairs naturally with the companion series on net balances to study how retirement-savings coverage is distributed across the population.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV of the number of active claimants under ElderShield in Singapore as at the end of each year from 2022 through 2025. Active claimants are members receiving monthly payouts under the severe-disability insurance scheme. Read together with the annual claims amount, the series shows how many people are drawing on ElderShield support at a point in time. Long-term-care planners and researchers use it to track demand for disability care in an ageing population.