People's Association GeoJSON of holiday facilities managed by the People's Association across Singapore, such as chalets and holiday bungalows. Residents planning getaways, community organisers, and GIS analysts map these recreational locations and overlay them with coastal, park, and transport layers to plan bookings and access.
Info-communications Media Development Authority semi-annual CSV of call success rates by telecommunications operator for the 2007–2008 reporting period. Network-performance analysts can compare the share of successfully established calls across operators and half-year periods.
Health Promotion Board CSV of age-standardised incidence rates (ASIR) of acute myocardial infarction in Singapore by gender for 2007 through 2016. Columns cover year, gender, and ASIR. Public-health researchers and clinicians track heart-attack incidence trends by sex after age standardisation.
National Library Board CSV catalogue of digitised sound and video recordings from National Library Singapore collections, covering music composed or published by Singaporeans, produced in Singapore, or related to Singapore. Researchers and the public discover local audiovisual heritage; enquiries: [email protected].
Ngee Ann Polytechnic CSV catalogue of short courses offered in 2020, with course name, description, and reference fields. Learners and continuing-education planners browse adult-learning and skills options run by the polytechnic that year. Useful for historical course inventories and lifelong-learning research on Singapore polytechnic short programmes.
PUB, Singapore’s national water agency, CSV of potable water pipeline leaks per 100 km by year from 2010 through 2021. Water-utility analysts and infrastructure researchers track network leakage performance in Singapore’s drinking-water distribution system.
Health Promotion Board CSV tracking prevalence of overweight among students examined in Singapore schools from 2009 through 2020, by year, age group, and gender. Public health analysts monitor youth adiposity trends and school health screening outcomes over time.
Singapore Tourism Board CSV from the Overseas Visitors Survey on visitor profile by purpose of visit for 2013 through 2014, with region, country of residence, and splits for leisure, holiday, visiting friends and relatives, business, MICE, and general business travel. Tourism strategists analyse inbound motivation mix across source markets.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV on School of the Arts (SOTA) enrolment by art form from 2013 through 2019. Cultural-education analysts track specialised arts-school student numbers in Singapore.
Urban Redevelopment Authority CSV of Singapore private residential units in the pipeline by development status, annually from 2013 through 2017. Columns cover year, type of property, development status and number of units. Property analysts track how planned private homes progress through planning, construction and completion stages.
Monetary Authority of Singapore annual CSV of credit and charge card statistics from 1989 through 2014, covering main and supplementary cards, total billings, rollover balances, bad debts written off, and charge-off rates. Financial analysts use the historical series for consumer-credit and card-market research in Singapore.
Info-communications Media Development Authority CSV snapshot of fixed broadband plans and prices in Singapore from March 2013 to June 2016, with operator, speed tiers, plan and connection types, and contract length by month. Telecom analysts benchmark retail broadband competition and pricing trends.
Ministry of Health CSV of palliative home care visit counts in Singapore from 2006 through 2021 by year and type. Health-system planners track demand for home-based palliative care services over that period.
Land Transport Authority CSV of Singapore’s end-of-period motor vehicle population by fuel type and engine category from 2006 through 2018. Columns cover year, vehicle type, engine, and counts; tax-exempt and off-the-road (RU plate) vehicles are excluded. Transport planners and energy analysts track the shift across petrol, diesel, and other fuels in the on-road fleet.
Info-communications Media Development Authority CSV tracking the share of online shoppers in Singapore by value-of-purchase band from 2006 through 2015. Digital-economy researchers study e-commerce adoption and spending behaviour over the pre-pandemic decade.
Temasek Polytechnic CSV listing full-time courses for Academic Year 2018. Columns include academic year, school, course name, MOE and polytechnic course codes, course description, and reference. Prospective students and education researchers browse Singapore polytechnic programme offerings for that year.
National Library Board CSV index of digitised The Straits Echo (Mail Edition) articles from 1904 through 1907, with issue dates, page and article identifiers, titles, and contributor metadata. Supports early-20th-century Straits Settlements press research in NLB’s heritage digitisation programme. Enquiries: [email protected].
Science Centre Board CSV catalogue of 2019 science enrichment programmes by category, topic, and school level. Educators and parents browse structured STEM enrichment offerings run in Singapore during 2019.
Ministry of Law CSV of cases registered at Singapore’s Community Mediation Centre from 2011 through 2015, listing case number and mediation outcome. Dispute-resolution researchers study mediation success and case outcomes.
National Library Board index of digitised articles from the Malaya Tribune newspaper published in 1950 and 1951. Each row records the newspaper title, issue identifier, issue date, edition, page identifier and page number, article identifier, article title, the first fifty words of the article text, and the contributor. NLB releases listings of newspaper articles published seventy years ago or longer as part of its effort to preserve and widen access to Singapore's historical print record. Historians, genealogists, journalists, and researchers of Singapore's post-war society and press use the index to locate and cite specific articles. Enquiries can be sent to [email protected].