4,602 datasets found
National Library Board REST API to search and retrieve physical library items and availability across NLB libraries in Singapore. Developers integrate catalogue search into apps using NLB Open Web documentation; an API key from the Open Web Service Application Form is required. Supports digital services that check stock and holdings before a library visit.
Ministry of Health CSV listing Public Health Preparedness Clinics (PHPCs) under Singapore’s National COVID-19 Vaccine Programme, with clinic name, address, and vaccine type. Coverage spans May 2021 through April 2024. Useful for historical mapping of community vaccination access points during the pandemic response.
Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS) publishes daily Muslim prayer times for Singapore throughout 2024, including Subuh, Syuruk, Zohor, Asar, Maghrib, and Isyak. The CSV schedule supports worship planning, app developers, and community organisations serving Muslim residents. Times are specific to Singapore’s geographic and calendar context.
Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura CSV of Muslim prayer times in Singapore for calendar year 2025, with date, weekday, and Subuh, Syuruk, Zohor, Asar, Maghrib, and Isyak times. Mosques, community apps, and worshippers use the official daily timetable for prayer scheduling across the island.
Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura CSV from 1983 through 2024 on the annual number of Haj pilgrims, with corresponding Hijrah year. Community planners and researchers track Singapore Muslim pilgrimage participation over decades.
Life expectancy at birth for Singapore’s total population from 1990 through 2021, published by the Ministry of Health using the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) 2021 Study. Values are reported by year and sex, supporting population health monitoring, longevity research, international comparisons, and searches for Singapore life expectancy trends from GBD-based estimates.
Health Adjusted Life Expectancy at Birth (HALE) for the total population of Singapore, published by the Ministry of Health. This indicator presents expected years of life at birth adjusted for health status, providing a population-level view that combines longevity with the amount of time lived in good health. The dataset is specific to Singapore’s total population and is sourced from the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) 2021 Study. It can support public-health analysis, health and social policy research, population health monitoring, international comparisons, and discussions of healthy ageing and quality of life. Useful search intents include Singapore health adjusted life expectancy, HALE at birth Singapore, healthy life expectancy, population health indicators, Ministry of Health health statistics, and GBD 2021 Singapore data.
Singapore Civil Defence Force annual CSV from 2006 through 2023 on fire-safety non-compliance enforcement counts by type. Safety analysts and building managers track SCDF enforcement patterns across common fire-safety offences in Singapore.
Ministry of Health CSV listing Public Health Preparedness Clinics (PHPC) offering COVID vaccines, with clinic name, address, and vaccine fields. Residents and care navigators locate participating primary-care clinics in Singapore’s pandemic preparedness network.
Breakdown of Temasek Polytechnic full-time enrolment figures for academic year 2024. Supports tertiary education capacity analysis, polytechnic intake monitoring, and research on Singapore's full-time diploma and degree pathway enrolment at TP.
Catalogue of full-time courses offered by Temasek Polytechnic for academic year 2024. The dataset supports prospective students, education planners, and researchers mapping Singapore polytechnic programme offerings and TP's full-time curriculum portfolio for 2024.
Singapore Civil Defence Force CSV of publicly accessible automated external defibrillator (AED) locations with postal codes, building names, and location descriptions for December 2024. Emergency preparedness and health researchers map AED coverage; SCDF directs users to the myResponder app for the most current listings subject to premises hours.
Ministry of Education CSV of the percentage of each Primary 1 cohort admitted to post-secondary and tertiary courses by type from about 2003 through 2023. Pathways include Nitec/Higher Nitec, publicly funded diplomas and degrees, and pre-university; students progressing across stages may be counted in more than one course type. Education analysts track cohort progression into ITE, polytechnics, JCs, and universities.
Singapore Civil Defence Force CSV listing Civil Defence public shelters with name, address, postal code, and description fields. Emergency planners and residents locate public shelter facilities across Singapore for civil defence readiness.
Singapore Civil Defence Force CSV directory of fire posts with postal code, name, and address. Emergency-planning and mapping applications locate SCDF fire-post facilities across Singapore.
Housing & Development Board CSV of active cases under Singapore’s Home Office Scheme by financial year from 2008/09 through 2022/23. Each record pairs a financial year with the number of active approved cases, providing a measure of home-based business use in HDB flats. Housing and enterprise researchers can track adoption of the scheme over time and relate changes to small-business policy, remote work, or estate management.
Ministry of Education CSV on the percentage of PSLE students who scored A*–C in Standard English Language by year and race from 1997 through 2020 under the former T-score system. Results are not comparable with the Achievement Level (AL) series that began in 2021. Education researchers track English attainment gaps across ethnic groups in the pre-AL PSLE era.
Ministry of Education CSV giving the share of Singapore PSLE candidates who scored A* to C in Standard Mathematics, by year and ethnic group, from 1997 through 2020. Each row pairs a year and a race category with a percentage, so the series tracks both the overall attainment level and the gap between communities across more than two decades. Education researchers and policymakers use it to assess progress in narrowing achievement differences at the end of primary school. The series ends at 2020 because the PSLE moved to Achievement Levels in 2021, which are not comparable with T-scores.
Ministry of Education CSV showing the percentage of Singapore PSLE candidates who achieved grades A* to C in Standard Science, by race, from 1997 through 2020. This is the historical T-score-era series and ends before the Achievement Level system introduced for the 2021 PSLE. Education researchers can compare broad attainment trends across reported racial groups, but should not combine these percentages directly with results under the newer AL 1–8 framework.
Ministry of Education CSV showing the percentage of PSLE students in Singapore who scored A* to C in Standard Mother Tongue Language, broken down by race, for cohorts from 1997 to 2020. The columns cover year, race, and the percentage attaining those grades. Because the PSLE moved to the eight-band Achievement Level scoring system in 2021, this T-score-era series ends at 2020 and is not comparable with later statistics. Education researchers use it to compare mother-tongue attainment across ethnic groups over more than two decades.