4,615 datasets found
National Parks Board GeoJSON of indicative managed areas for parks under NParks’ purview in Singapore. Polygons include reserve boundaries for Bukit Timah, Central Catchment, Labrador and Sungei Buloh Wetland Nature Reserves plus other NParks parklands. Outdoor recreation, conservation and GIS users map park extents alongside trails, facilities and no-smoking layers. Coverage begins November 2025.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of no-smoking polygons inside indicative managed park areas under NParks across Singapore. Derived from the Parks and Nature Reserves layer; park connectors are also no-smoking zones even when not drawn here. Visitors, enforcement officers, and GIS users map smoke-free park areas alongside trails and facility layers. Coverage begins November 2025.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of indicative points for managed park areas under NParks’ purview across Singapore. Residents, tourism planners, and GIS users locate parks and overlay them with nature reserves, park connectors, and housing layers.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of hawker-centre locations across Singapore, with source coverage dated 7 November 2025. The geospatial layer supports mapping of the island’s cooked-food centres and can be combined with neighbourhood, transport, population, and amenities data. Residents, planners, researchers, and application developers can use it to locate hawker centres, assess access to affordable food, and build local discovery tools.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of Wolbachia mosquito-control release site boundaries and release days in Singapore, with coverage from September 2025. Public-health and GIS users map Project Wolbachia release zones for dengue suppression planning and community outreach.
Ministry of Health CSV listing Healthier SG whitelisted drugs, with serial number, medication name, and subsidy information. Clinicians, patients, and health-policy users check which medicines are covered under Healthier SG subsidy arrangements in Singapore.
The MySkillsFuture Course Directory is a catalog of courses listed on the MySkillsFuture website and published by SkillsFuture Singapore. It provides a structured starting point for discovering and reviewing learning opportunities available through Singapore’s national skills development ecosystem. Users can use the directory to identify relevant courses, support education and workforce research, compare training options, develop skills-planning workflows, and build applications or analyses focused on lifelong learning and professional development in Singapore. Search intents may include MySkillsFuture courses, SkillsFuture Singapore training listings, Singapore course discovery, professional upskilling opportunities, and continuing education options. The official note does not specify the directory’s coverage period, update frequency, geographic breakdown, course fields, or historical availability; users should consult the source website for current course details.
This dataset provides course-run listings from the MySkillsFuture website, a Singapore SkillsFuture platform for discovering learning and training opportunities. It is intended to help users find and understand available course runs, including the course offerings and scheduled run-level entries presented through the website. The dataset reflects the information published by SkillsFuture Singapore and is relevant to Singapore-focused searches for SkillsFuture courses, course schedules, professional training, continuing education and skills upgrading. Potential uses include locating suitable course runs, supporting education and training research, building course-search or discovery services, and analyzing the availability of learning opportunities over the periods covered by the published records. Users seeking current course dates, enrollment status, eligibility, fees or other operational details should verify them on the MySkillsFuture website, as these details may change.
Ministry of Education CSV for 2024 listing school bus advertisement opportunities under the School Information and Communication System (SICS), with school name, area, closing date, and detailed requirements. Vendors and schools use the open data to discover procurement-style ad placements on school buses in Singapore.
Monitor Singapore’s overall unemployment rate as a quarterly labour-market time series published by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM). The dataset supports analysis of employment cycles, workforce conditions, economic recovery, and long-term labour trends, including seasonally adjusted indicators from the Labour Force Survey and historical benchmark survey periods.
Ministry of Manpower CSV of quarterly overall unemployed persons in Singapore from March 1992 through December 2025 (136 rows). Columns cover period, residential status, and seasonally adjusted and non-seasonally adjusted unemployment counts. Labour economists monitor headline unemployment levels; June 1995, 2000, and 2005 use census/GHS sources as noted.
This dataset provides quarterly unemployment rates for Singapore residents from March 1992 to December 2025. It includes seasonally adjusted and non-seasonally adjusted percentages; residents are Singapore citizens and permanent residents. The series is useful for tracking labour-market cycles and comparing headline movements before and after seasonal adjustment, while annual revisions to seasonal factors and the use of census or household-survey observations for selected June periods should be considered in time-series analysis.
Ministry of Manpower quarterly CSV of unemployed Singapore residents (citizens and PRs), with seasonally adjusted and non-seasonally adjusted counts from the early 1990s onward. Most figures come from the Labour Force Survey; selected June benchmarks use Census or General Household Survey sources. Labour economists track resident unemployment cycles and seasonal revision effects.
Ministry of Manpower quarterly Singapore citizen unemployment rate from 1992 through 2025, with seasonally adjusted and non-seasonally adjusted series. Most points come from the Labour Force Survey; selected June benchmarks use Census or General Household Survey sources. Seasonally adjusted figures are revised annually with updated seasonal factors. Labour economists monitor citizen joblessness separately from resident rates.
Ministry of Manpower CSV of the quarterly number of unemployed Singapore citizens from March 1992 through December 2025, reported on both seasonally adjusted and non-seasonally adjusted bases. Labour market analysts track citizen unemployment through economic cycles; most figures come from the Labour Force Survey, with selected mid-year points drawn from census and household surveys.
Land Transport Authority GeoJSON point layer of traffic signs that regulate, warn, guide, or inform road users in Singapore, with coverage from October 2025. Transport engineers, autonomous-driving researchers, and GIS developers map sign locations alongside road centreline and junction layers for network safety and navigation analysis.
Singapore Land Authority GeoJSON of State properties managed for private residential use by SLA and its appointed agents, with coverage from September 2025. Property analysts and planners map State-owned residential dwellings separately from freehold private stock and overlay with planning and cadastral layers.
Singapore Land Authority GeoJSON cadastral land parcel layer depicting surveyed lot boundaries across Singapore at centimetre-level coordinate accuracy, updated from November 2025. Surveyors, conveyancers, and GIS teams use the national parcel fabric for land administration and spatial analysis.
Monthly Consumer Price Index for Singapore with 2024 as the base year, spanning January 1961 through May 2026 from the Singapore Department of Statistics. Weights derive from the Household Expenditure Survey 2023 updated to 2024 prices. Economists, businesses, and households track inflation and real purchasing power. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M213751.
Source: SINGAPORE DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS Data Last Updated: 25/03/2026 Update Frequency: Annual Survey period: Supply, Use and Input-Output Tables Footnotes: This table shows the total, direct, and indirect output, value added, imports and compensation of employees multipliers by industry. Adapted from: https://tablebuilder.singstat.gov.sg/table/CT/17942