Temasek Polytechnic CSV of full-time enrolment figures for Academic Year 2021, with coverage from April 2021 to April 2022. Each row records the academic year, school, course type, course name, gender, and student count, so users can see how full-time enrolment is distributed across the polytechnic's schools and individual programmes. Education researchers and workforce planners use it to track programme popularity and gender balance in Singapore's post-secondary technical education. Prospective students and parents can also compare intake scale across courses when weighing polytechnic options.
Info-communications Media Development Authority monthly CSV from September 2011 through March 2016 on working end-user connections delivered by property type, connection type, and service level. Telecom analysts track fibre and broadband rollout progress across Singapore property segments.
Health Promotion Board CSV of children immunised at age two in Singapore from 2010 through 2016 by year, immunisation type, sector, and headcount. Immunisation programme reviewers track coverage by vaccine and public–private delivery setting.
Review monthly operating statistics for gazetted hotels in Singapore from 2013 through 2015. Singapore Tourism Board CSV data include room nights, paid lettings, occupancy rate, average room rate, room revenue, and RevPAR for hospitality market analysis. Useful for tourism economics, hotel performance benchmarking, and STB gazetted hotel statistics searches.
National Library Board CSV index of digitised articles from the Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle covering issues from 1891 to 1897. Fields include newspaper title, issue and page identifiers, article title, first fifty words of text, and contributors. Historians and heritage researchers exploring late nineteenth-century Straits Settlements news, commerce, and society can search Singapore’s open newspaper corpus alongside other NLB historical titles.
GEOJSON boundaries of Residents’ Committees across Singapore, published by the People’s Association. Supports grassroots organisation mapping, community engagement GIS, and aligning local programmes to RC jurisdictions.
Employment levels in Singapore’s arts and cultural sector by art form and year, published by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth in CSV format from 2013 through 2019. Figures are rounded to the nearest hundred as noted in the source. Supports cultural workforce analysis, sector recovery benchmarking, and research on creative industry employment trends.
Info-communications Media Development Authority CSV reporting the percentage of survey respondents in Singapore who had ever used a laptop or PC for media activities, covering 2013 to 2015. Each row records the year, age group, media activity, sample size and the ever-used percentage. Media researchers and digital policy analysts can use it to examine age-related differences in computer-based media consumption during the period when mobile devices were displacing PCs.
This monthly IMDA dataset reports outgoing retail international telephone call minutes, including transit traffic, from January 1999 to April 2016. Each record pairs a month with the corresponding number of call minutes. It can be used to study historical international voice-traffic demand and changes in Singapore's telecommunications usage.
National Library Board CSV catalogue of digitised ephemera from the National Library Singapore collections—prints, paintings, posters, and postcards—with identifiers, titles, creators, and related metadata covering March 2024 through March 2025. Historians and cultural researchers explore Singapore heritage materials in NLB’s digitisation programme. Enquiries: [email protected].
This Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) survey dataset measures how far people in Singapore used traditional media devices such as television and newspapers for various media activities between 2013 and 2015. Each row records the survey year, the respondent age group, the media activity in question, the sample size behind the estimate, and the percentage who had ever used a traditional device for it. Reporting sample size alongside the estimate lets users judge how reliable each figure is before drawing conclusions. The series is useful for tracking the shift from traditional to digital media consumption in Singapore and for comparing media habits across age groups.
HDB survey statistics on elderly residents aged 65 and over and “future elderly” residents aged 55–64, broken down by ethnic group from 2003 through 2018. Published by the Housing & Development Board in CSV format with SHS year, population category, ethnic group, and percentage fields. Supports ageing-in-place planning, ethnic composition analysis in public housing, and research on Singapore’s silver demographic trends in HDB towns.
National Library Board CSV index of digitised articles from the Straits Eurasian Advocate (1888), part of NLB’s historical newspaper corpus on Singapore heritage. Researchers locate issue, page, and edition metadata for colonial-era press content; enquiries to [email protected].
Housing & Development Board sample household survey figures (2008–2013) showing average number of income earners per household by HDB flat type. The CSV supports analysis of dual-income patterns, household labour supply, and how earners vary across one-room to executive flats in Singapore public housing.
Survey-based shares of respondents who have ever used a mobile device for media activities in Singapore, published by the Info-communications Media Development Authority from 2013 to 2015. Breakdowns by year, age, and media activity support digital media adoption research and mobile consumption trends during the early smartphone era.
Economic Development Board monthly Index of Industrial Production (2015=100) for Singapore manufacturing industries from January 1983 through December 2019. Columns cover period, manufacturing aggregate, industry breakdown, and the production index. Industries follow SSIC 2015. Economists and industrial analysts track manufacturing output cycles against trade and employment series.
Ministry of Social and Family Development CSV from 2011 through 2021 with annual counts of new maintenance applications and applications for variation of maintenance orders in Singapore. Family law researchers and social service planners monitor demand for formal maintenance processes.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV from 2012 through 2018 showing the percentage distribution of annual receipts by charity size band, as published in the Commissioner of Charities Annual Report. Sector analysts study concentration of fundraising among small versus large charities in Singapore.
Building and Construction Authority CSV listing commercial building energy performance for 2018, including building name and address, type, Green Mark status and rating, gross floor area, and energy use intensity fields. Sustainability analysts compare commercial building efficiency and Green Mark uptake across Singapore.
This dataset reports annual donation amounts by charity sector from the Commissioner of Charities Annual Report. Covering 2012 to 2020, records identify the year, donation grouping, primary sector and value, allowing comparisons of giving across fields and over time. It can support research on Singapore's charitable landscape, funding patterns and sector trends, while users should consult the annual reports for definitions, units and contextual notes.