4,615 datasets found
Building and Construction Authority CSV listing of licensed builders in Singapore covering roughly July 2025 through January 2026, with company name, UEN, licence class, expiry date, and address contacts. Contractors and clients verify builder licensing status and class.
GEOJSON constituency boundaries for Singapore’s 2011 electoral divisions, published by the Elections Department from March 2011. Useful for historical election mapping, redistricting analysis, and overlay with population or housing data.
GEOJSON electoral boundary polygons for Singapore’s 2015 electoral divisions, published by the Elections Department from September 2015. Analysts can map constituencies for election studies, demographic overlays, and historical comparison with other boundary vintages.
National Environment Agency CSV of annual mean relative humidity at Singapore’s Changi Climate Station from 1982 through 2025. Columns cover year plus annual means of daily mean, daily minimum and daily maximum relative humidity in percent. Climate researchers and building-design analysts track long-run humidity conditions for comfort, mould risk and energy studies.
National Environment Agency CSV of annual mean daily maximum surface air temperature in degrees Celsius at Singapore’s Changi Climate Station from 1982 through 2025. Columns cover year and temperature. Climate researchers and planners track long-run heat trends at the national climate reference station.
National Environment Agency annual CSV of mean daily minimum surface air temperature in degrees Celsius at Changi Climate Station, covering about 1982 through 2025. Climate researchers and urban heat analysts use the long Changi series to track Singapore night-time and daily-low temperature trends.
Building and Construction Authority CSV listing of companies on Singapore’s Public Sector Panels of Consultants (2025 snapshot), with company name, UEN, and address fields. Procuring agencies and consultants identify panel membership for public-sector built-environment appointments.
Temasek Polytechnic spreadsheet of part-time enrolment figures for Academic Year 2024, broken down by school, course type, course name, and gender. The workbook shows how part-time students are distributed across the polytechnic's schools and individual programmes, together with the gender split for each course. Education researchers, workforce planners, and course providers use it to gauge demand for continuing education and adult learning pathways in Singapore. Prospective students can also compare the relative scale of part-time offerings before applying.
Ministry of Education CSV of primary school students in Singapore from 1980 through 2025. Columns cover year, sex, school type, and primary student counts. Education planners track primary enrolment by gender and school type across four decades.
This geospatial dataset maps eateries participating as Healthier Dining partners in Singapore. Published by the Health Promotion Board in GeoJSON format, it can support searches for participating food outlets, visualisation of their geographic distribution and analysis of access across neighbourhoods. The metadata identifies partner locations but does not state individual menu options, operating hours or current participation status, so users should verify those details directly before visiting.
Health Promotion Board GeoJSON of polyclinic locations in Singapore offering Cervical Screening Programme (CSS) services, updated from May 2025. Residents and public-health apps locate nearby screening points for women’s preventive care.
Health Promotion Board GeoJSON of polyclinic locations offering Breast Screening Service (BSS) in Singapore, with coverage from May 2025. Women and healthcare navigators find nearby public breast screening centres for preventive care access planning.
Health Promotion Board GeoJSON listing of Healthier Caterers in Singapore, with coverage from July 2024. Event organisers and workplace wellness teams locate caterers recognised under HPB’s healthier catering initiative for healthier menu options.
Ministry of Education CSV of the number of pre-university schools in Singapore by level and school type from 1999 through 2025. Notes cover mixed-level schools, the first junior college in 1969, centralised institutes from 1987, and exclusion of Pre-U centres phased out in 1995. Education planners track the size of the JC and related pre-university sector over time.
Annual counts of mixed-level schools in Singapore by level and school type from 1999 through 2025, published by the Ministry of Education in CSV. Covers combined primary–secondary and secondary–junior college campuses per footnotes, supporting education system structure and school supply analysis.
Ministry of Education annual counts of secondary schools by level and school type from 1999 through 2025 in CSV, with footnotes on mixed-level institutions and historical junior college reforms. Education policy analysts track secondary school supply and institutional structure changes in Singapore.
Ministry of Education CSV of Singapore primary-school counts by school type from 1999 through 2025, with notes on mixed-level schools, junior colleges, centralised institutes, and phased-out Pre-U centres. Education planners track how the primary-school estate changed by government, aided, and other school types.
Ministry of Education CSV of Singapore pre-university student enrolments from 1981 through 2025 by year, sex, and school type, covering junior colleges, the centralised institute, and Pre-U centres. Education planners track long-run A-Level pathway enrolment by school category.
Ministry of Education CSV of secondary school student enrolment in Singapore from 1981 through 2025, broken down by year, sex, and school type. Footnotes note that from 2008 autonomous schools are grouped under Government and Government-Aided categories. Education planners track secondary cohort size and school-type composition over time.
Monitor class counts and average class sizes across Singapore education levels from 1982 to 2025 with Ministry of Education data on form classes. Fields include year, level of education, number of classes, and average class size, reflecting MOE footnotes that subject-level groupings may be smaller. Useful for education policy, schooling capacity, and searches on Singapore class-size trends.