Immigration and Checkpoints Authority CSV of live births in Singapore broken down by month, birth order, mother's ethnic group and mother's age group, with birth counts for 2024. The cross-tabulation supports analysis of fertility patterns across ethnic communities and maternal age bands, and of how many births are first, second or later children. Demographers, health planners and journalists use it to follow monthly birth trends and shifts in the timing and spacing of childbearing.
Monthly live-birth counts in Singapore classified by the mother’s educational qualification, ethnic group, and birth order, published by the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority from 2022 through 2024. The dataset supports fertility demography, maternal education analysis, ethnic birth patterns, and parity studies using official Singapore birth registration statistics.
Immigration and Checkpoints Authority CSV of Singapore live births in 2024 by birth weight band, mother’s age group, child gender, and month. Public-health and demography analysts study birth-weight distributions and maternal age patterns for perinatal monitoring.
Immigration and Checkpoints Authority CSV of still-birth counts in Singapore from January 2022 through December 2024 by month, mother’s race/ethnic group, and child’s gender. Maternal-health analysts examine short-run still-birth patterns by ethnicity and sex of child.
Immigration and Checkpoints Authority CSV of still-birth counts in Singapore from 2022 through 2024 by year, mother’s ethnic group, place of occurrence, attendant at birth, and child’s gender. Maternal and perinatal health researchers analyse still-birth patterns across care settings and demographic groups.
Immigration and Checkpoints Authority table of registered still-births in Singapore for 2022 to 2024, cross-classified by several characteristics. Each row records the year, the mother's age group, the child's birth weight band, the child's gender, the period of gestation, and the count of still-births for that combination. ICA maintains Singapore's births and deaths registry, which makes this an administrative rather than survey source. Public health researchers, obstetricians, and demographers use the breakdown to examine how still-birth counts relate to maternal age, gestational age, and low birth weight over these three years.
Housing & Development Board API of real-time HDB car park availability in Singapore, with coverage from January 2018. Drivers, mobility apps, and town-council systems query lots available across HDB car parks nationwide.
ED Waiting Times is a Singapore open-data dataset focused on waiting times associated with emergency departments (EDs). It may help users locate and analyze information about how long people wait for emergency-department services, while the available catalog note does not specify the exact waiting-time measure, reporting dimensions, date range, geographic coverage, update schedule, or whether the figures represent averages, medians, ranges, or individual observations. Potential uses include public-service research, healthcare access analysis, operational planning, service-performance monitoring, and building search or dashboard experiences around emergency-department wait times in Singapore. Relevant search intents include Singapore emergency department waiting time data, ED wait time statistics, hospital emergency waiting times, healthcare service performance, and open data for emergency-care access. Consult the dataset schema and source metadata before drawing comparisons or conclusions.
Monthly live-birth counts in Singapore by father’s ethnic group and sex of child from 1960 through March 2025, from the Registry of Births and Deaths via SingStat. Pre-2025 figures use occurrence date; 2025 uses registration date. Demographers track short-run fertility by ethnicity. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M810051.
Quarterly Composite Leading Index for Singapore rebased to 2015=100, from 1978 through the first quarter of 2025, published by the Singapore Department of Statistics in CSV. Economists and analysts use the CLI for short-term business-cycle monitoring and forecasting research.
Drug abuser arrest statistics in Singapore by age group from 2003 through 2024, published by the Central Narcotics Bureau in CSV format with year, status, age group, and count fields. The series supports public health and enforcement research on youth versus adult drug abuse trends, new versus repeat abuser profiles, and longitudinal CNB enforcement outcomes. Useful for drug policy analysis and official Singapore narcotics arrest statistics.
Central Narcotics Bureau CSV of drug abusers arrested in Singapore from 2003 through 2024 by main drug of abuse. Columns cover year, status, drug of abuse, and number of abusers. Enforcement and public-health researchers track how arrest patterns shift across drug types over two decades.
Drug abuser arrest statistics in Singapore by abuser status from 2003 through 2024, published by the Central Narcotics Bureau in CSV format. The dataset distinguishes new versus repeat abusers and supports enforcement outcome monitoring, rehabilitation programme evaluation, and narcotics trend analysis. Complements CNB age and sex breakdown tables for multidimensional drug abuse research in Singapore.
Drug abuser arrest statistics in Singapore by sex from 2003 through 2024, published by the Central Narcotics Bureau in CSV format with status breakdowns. Supports gender-disaggregated narcotics enforcement analysis, public health research, and comparison with age and status CNB tables. Useful for drug policy monitoring and official Singapore drug abuser arrest data discovery.
The Central Narcotics Bureau publishes annual counts of drug abusers arrested in Singapore, broken down by ethnic group and status fields in the CSV. Coverage runs from 2003 through 2024, supporting long-term trend analysis of enforcement outcomes alongside demographic composition. Public health researchers, criminologists, and policymakers can compare year-on-year volumes without inferring prevalence in the general population. Key columns are year, status, ethnic group, and number of drug abusers arrested.
Review inhalant abuse enforcement statistics in Singapore by ethnic group from 2003 through 2024. Published by the Central Narcotics Bureau in CSV format, the dataset reports year, status, race, and number of inhalant abusers arrested for drug-policy and public health research. Useful for Singapore substance-abuse trend analysis and CNB arrest statistics by ethnicity.
Central Narcotics Bureau reports inhalant abusers arrested in Singapore from 2003 to 2024 by status category. Annual CSV counts support drug enforcement trend analysis, youth substance abuse research, and CNB inhalant arrest statistics.
Central Narcotics Bureau annual arrests of inhalant abusers in Singapore from 2003 to 2024, by sex and case status fields. Drug policy analysts monitor inhalant abuse trends distinct from other controlled substances. Supports public health messaging and enforcement resource planning.
Central Narcotics Bureau annual CSV of inhalant abusers arrested in Singapore by age group and status from 2003 through 2024. Drug-policy and youth-risk researchers track enforcement trends for inhalant abuse across age bands over two decades.
Central Narcotics Bureau statistics on quantities of controlled drugs seized in Singapore by year, drug type, and unit of measure from 2003 to 2024. Law enforcement and public health researchers track supply interdiction trends for heroin, methamphetamine, cannabis, and other listed substances. Supports drug situation reporting alongside arrest statistics.