4,602 datasets found
Singapore Civil Defence Force GeoJSON directory of fire station locations in Singapore. Emergency planners, GIS users, and the public locate SCDF fire stations for response coverage analysis.
National Arts Council GeoJSON of theatrical venues in Singapore with venue names, addresses, postal codes, and coordinates derived for mapping. Coverage mainly reflects historical arts activity from 2018 to February 2022 and is not exhaustive; hire availability may vary by period. Useful for arts mapping and location-based cultural analysis.
Ministry of Health GeoJSON of Public Health Preparedness Clinic (PHPC) and polyclinic locations referenced in Singapore’s COVID-19 vaccination materials. Public-health and GIS users map clinic sites that supported community vaccination access.
Ministry of Health GeoJSON of polyclinic locations used in Singapore’s COVID-19 vaccination programme. Public-health planners and GIS users map polyclinic sites among the network of vaccination venues that delivered Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, Novavax, and Sinovac jabs.
Ministry of Defence GeoJSON of Singapore Armed Forces Reservists’ Association (SAFRA) centre locations. NSmen and families locate SAFRA clubs for recreation and community facilities.
Ministry of Defence GeoJSON of neighbourhood Individual Physical Proficiency Test (IPPT) training centres under the “IPPT In Your Community” programme in Singapore. NSmen locate community venues for IPPT training near home.
Ministry of Defence GeoJSON of Individual Physical Proficiency Test (IPPT) Fitness and Conditioning Centre (FCC) locations in Singapore. NSmen and fitness planners locate FCC sites for IPPT preparation and conditioning.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of channels for donation, resale, and repair in Singapore, last updated 3 January 2024 and possibly outdated. Circular-economy and waste-reduction users map reuse and repair outlets; contact NEA for current information.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of areas demarcated as No Smoking Zones (NSZ) in Singapore, last updated 1 February 2024 and possibly outdated. Public-health and urban GIS users map smoke-free precincts; contact NEA for current boundaries.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of planned inland ash scattering garden locations in Singapore. The publisher notes the layer was last updated on 2024-03-13 and may be outdated; contact NEA for current information. Supports cemetery and memorial-services spatial planning.
This National Environment Agency (NEA) dataset maps the locations of dedicated columbaria in Singapore, covering both government-run and private facilities that house niches for cremated remains. It is published as GeoJSON, so each columbarium is supplied as a geographic feature that can be plotted directly on web maps or loaded into GIS software such as QGIS for proximity and accessibility analysis. The data is dated 13 March 2024 and NEA notes that it may be outdated, so users should verify details with the agency before relying on it. Typical uses include after-death service planning, mapping religious and funerary amenities, and neighbourhood-level studies of Singapore's death-care infrastructure.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of government and private crematoria locations in Singapore. The underlying content was last updated 18 April 2020 and may be outdated; contact NEA for current facility information. Useful for funeral-service and planning overlays.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON layer mapping active cemeteries in Singapore, where burials are still carried out. NEA administers burial and after-death services in Singapore, and the spatial format lets users plot cemetery locations, measure catchment distances, and combine them with planning area or land use layers. The agency notes that the dataset was last updated on 13 March 2024 and may be outdated, and directs further queries to NEA. Urban planners, funeral service providers, researchers on death care and land use, and map application developers are the typical users.
Annual student enrolment and teaching staff counts for Singapore private schools from 2000 to 2024, published by the Ministry of Education by institution, mode, and sex. Privately funded schools offer alternative curricula at secondary and JC levels; special education school figures cover government-supported institutions per MOE footnotes.
Annual number of private school institutions in Singapore by type, published by the Ministry of Education from 2000 to 2024. Complements enrolment tables to track how many privately funded and special education schools operate under MOE reporting definitions for alternative education pathways.
Annual graduate counts from Singapore universities and autonomous institutions from 1983 through 2024, published by the Ministry of Education in CSV format with sex breakdowns across NUS, NTU, SMU, SIT, SUTD, and SUSS. Footnotes clarify intake rules, full-time first-degree coverage, and NIE diploma programmes. Supports tertiary education pipeline analysis and gender disparities in university completion.
Long-run enrolment in Singapore tertiary institutions by sex and institution, published by the Ministry of Education in CSV format from 1982 through 2024. Covers autonomous universities, polytechnics, ITE, LASALLE, NAFA, and NIE with detailed footnotes on full-time degree scope and accounting changes in AY2023. Supports higher-education capacity and pathway research.
Long-run annual intake counts for Singapore’s universities, polytechnics, LASALLE, NAFA, NIE, and ITE, broken down by sex and institution in MOE CSV from 1982 through 2024. Footnotes clarify full-time degree versus diploma scope, publicly funded fine-arts degrees, and ITE accounting changes in AY2023. Education planners and researchers compare tertiary pipeline volumes across autonomous universities, polytechnics, and technical pathways.
Ministry of Education CSV on Institute of Technical Education intake, enrolment, and graduates by course and sex from 2009 through 2024. Excludes apprentices per MOE footnotes. Analysts track technical education throughput and course-level demand in Singapore’s ITE system established in 1992.
Annual intake, enrolment, and graduate counts for Singapore polytechnics by course and sex in MOE CSV from 2005 through 2024, covering full-time diploma programmes only. Footnotes exclude Polytechnic Foundation Programme students in 2024 and note direct second-year entry. Education planners compare course pipelines across Singapore’s polytechnic sector.