Annual arts and culture indicators for Singapore from 1987 through 2024, sourced by the Singapore Department of Statistics from the National Arts Council, National Heritage Board, and People’s Association. The wide-format CSV tracks ticketed and non-ticketed live and digital performances, with 2020–2021 reflecting circuit-breaker declines and hybrid reporting. Cultural policy analysts study participation and sector recovery over decades. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M890761.
Annual livestock slaughter counts for Singapore from 1993 through 2025, sourced from AVA then Singapore Food Agency and published by the Singapore Department of Statistics in CSV. Footnotes explain agency transition, missing months in 2016–2017, and supply shocks affecting chickens, quails, and pigs. Useful for food-supply and agri-food trend analysis. Adapted from: https://tablebuilder.singstat.gov.sg/table/TS/M890521
Quarterly piped gas sales in Singapore reported by City Energy (formerly City Gas), with wide-format time series from City Energy Trust. Supports energy demand analysis, town gas consumption trends, and utilities sector monitoring for residential and commercial users in Singapore.
Annual usage of Sport Singapore–managed sports facilities from 2012 through 2025, sourced from Sport Singapore (formerly Singapore Sports Council before April 2014) and published by the Department of Statistics in CSV. Footnotes note facility openings or closures and COVID-19 capacity reductions in 2020 and during heightened alerts. Sports planners monitor public facility utilisation trends. Adapted from SingStat table builder series M8.
Annual end-of-period statistics on volunteers serving grassroots organisations and Community Development Councils in Singapore. Published by the People’s Association and adapted from SingStat table TS/M890291, the dataset supports analysis of volunteer participation in community-based organisations and civic programmes. It can be used for research on social participation, community engagement, grassroots networks, volunteer management, public-sector programme planning and year-over-year comparisons of volunteer involvement. Relevant search intents include Singapore grassroots volunteers, Community Development Council volunteer statistics, annual volunteer participation, People’s Association community data and civic engagement indicators. Data last updated 8 December 2025 and updated annually.
Annual local production statistics for Singapore from 1976 through 2025, compiled from the Singapore Food Agency, National Parks Board, and predecessor agencies and disseminated by SingStat in CSV. Institutional changes from April 2019 affect agency sourcing footnotes. Food security and agri-food researchers track domestic output trends.
Annual end-of-period counts of grassroots organisations and Community Development Councils in Singapore from 2013 through 2024, sourced from the People’s Association and published by the Singapore Department of Statistics. The dataset supports community engagement research, civic infrastructure mapping, and analysis of local organisation networks across Singapore.
Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority extract of entities registered with UEN issuance agencies other than ACRA, such as societies, cooperatives, and charities. Rows include UEN, issuing agency, status, entity name and type, issue date, and registered street and postal code from August 2008 through July 2026. Compliance teams and NGO researchers verify registration status and locate non-corporate legal entities operating in Singapore.
Detailed records of entities registered with Singapore’s Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA), published in CSV format with UEN, registration dates, entity types, street names, and postal codes. Updated monthly under an open data license, the dataset supports business analytics, corporate registry research, geocoding of registered addresses, and commercial data products. Coverage spans registrations from 1881 through July 2026 as reflected in catalog metadata.
Annual fire occurrence counts in Singapore from 1968 through 2025, sourced from the Singapore Civil Defence Force via SingStat. From 2019, minor fires such as rubbish-bin and chute incidents are excluded, so pre- and post-2019 figures are not directly comparable. Safety researchers track long-run fire incidence with that break in mind. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M890181.
Annual Singapore indicator for SDG 3.8.2—the proportion of population with large household expenditures on health as a share of total household expenditure—published by the Ministry of Health and SingStat for 2013. Supports monitoring of financial hardship from out-of-pocket health spending. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M870541; see https://unstats.un.org/sdgs/metadata for SDG 3.8.2 metadata.
Ministry of Health CSV of the annual proportion of live births in Singapore attended or delivered by skilled health personnel from 2005 through 2024, published via SingStat. The series is reported for UN Sustainable Development Goal indicator 3.1.2. Public-health researchers and policymakers use it as a marker of maternal and newborn care coverage in Singapore. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M870471.
Annual Singapore indicator for SDG 3.8.1 coverage of essential health services, sourced from the UN Global SDG Indicators Database with sparse year columns. Supports international health systems benchmarking, UHC monitoring, and Singapore's progress reporting on essential health service coverage.
Annual counts of donor organ transplants in Singapore, sourced from the National Organ Transplant Unit at the Ministry of Health and disseminated by the Singapore Department of Statistics in CSV format from 2014 through 2024. Supports healthcare outcomes monitoring, transplant programme evaluation, and organ donation awareness research.
Annual number of people in Singapore requiring interventions against neglected tropical diseases from 2010 through 2024, reported by the Ministry of Health via the Singapore Department of Statistics. The series is the national reporting basis for Sustainable Development Goal indicator 3.3.5 and can be read alongside UN SDG global metadata for definitional detail. Public health researchers, global health analysts, and SDG monitoring teams use it to track Singapore's disease burden and progress on the health-related goals. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M870521.
Quarterly end-of-period counts of residents in homes for the aged in Singapore by type of organisation and sex, compiled from MSF, MCCY, and MOH sources and disseminated by the Singapore Department of Statistics in CSV from 1986 onward. Supports eldercare capacity monitoring, gender profiles in residential aged care, and social service planning.
Annual Singapore land area as at December from 1960 through 2025, sourced from the Singapore Land Authority via SingStat. Pre-2002 figures are based on approved land lots; from 2002 onward they use land-owned parcels. Planners and demographers track long-run land area change. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M890151.
Quarterly usage of sports facilities managed by Sport Singapore from 2016 through early 2026, published via the Singapore Department of Statistics. The series tracks bookings and facility utilisation across public sports infrastructure, with footnotes noting organisational changes from the former Singapore Sports Council and capacity disruptions during 2020. Useful for active-living policy and recreation demand analysis.
Annual percentages of bloodstream infections attributable to selected antimicrobial-resistant organisms from 2019 through 2022, published by SingStat from the Global SDG Indicators Database for SDG 3.d.2. Data come from sentinel sites that may change over time. Public health analysts monitor antibiotic resistance trends in Singapore healthcare.
Annual number of whole bodies donated for medical research and education in Singapore from 2014 through 2024, compiled by the National Organ Transplant Unit at the Ministry of Health and published through SingStat. The CSV is laid out as a time series with data series as rows and one column per year. Medical educators, bioethics researchers and health journalists use it to follow body-donation trends that support anatomy teaching, surgical training and research. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M870451.