Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth respondent-level CSV from the Social Values Survey (December 2018–March 2019), covering demographics, social involvement, volunteering and donation behaviour, social networks, and overseas experience indicators. Social researchers analyse civic participation and social cohesion attitudes in Singapore; variable definitions are in the companion description file.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth annual CSV of performing-arts activity counts from 2013 to 2019. It distinguishes ticketed and non-ticketed dance, music—including pop and rock concerts—and theatre activities across folk, traditional, classical, and contemporary forms. Cultural researchers can track the volume and mix of performances.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth annual CSV of students participating in arts-related co-curricular activities from 2013 to 2019. Counts are broken down by art form and cover primary and secondary schools, junior colleges, and centralised institutes. Education and culture analysts can compare student engagement across art forms.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of nominal value-added (S$ million) for Singapore’s visual-arts segment of the arts and cultural sector from 2013 through 2018. Columns cover year, type, and value-added; own-account workers such as freelancers are excluded. Cultural-economy analysts track visual-arts contribution to sector GDP.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of government funding in million Singapore dollars by year and funding type from 2013 through 2019, covering arts and heritage operating and development expenditure, the Cultural Matching Fund, and library spending. Cultural-policy analysts track public investment in arts, heritage, and libraries.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of non-ticketed attendance at arts and heritage events in Singapore from 2013 through 2019 by year and type. Footnotes define NAC/Esplanade/PA arts events and NHB heritage outreach, excluding incidental viewership. Cultural analysts track free-access participation in Singapore’s arts scene.
Annual employment counts for the visual arts segment of Singapore's arts and cultural sector, published by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth. The CSV covers 2013 to 2019 with a year field, an employment type breakdown, and headcounts rounded to the nearest hundred. Arts researchers, cultural policy analysts, and students use it to track how visual arts jobs in Singapore changed across the period. Because figures are rounded, the series suits trend comparison rather than precise headcount reporting.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of MFT survey raw data from April through July 2021, with respondent identifiers, country, birth-year, age, and related fields. Researchers should consult the separate MFT variable description for column meanings when analysing this Singapore community survey microdata.
Tax-deductible donation amounts in Singapore by sector and source from 2012 through 2021, published by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth in CSV format as reflected in the Commissioner of Charities Annual Report. Researchers track corporate versus individual giving, sectoral philanthropy trends, and charity finance transparency for Singapore’s non-profit ecosystem.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV breaking down Singapore charities’ annual receipts by source and sector for 2013. Columns cover year, sector, and the percentage of receipts from donations, government grants, and other sources. Charity regulators, funders, and researchers compare how different sectors rely on donations versus public grants.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of total donations received by charities in Singapore, broken down by charitable sector and reported annually from 2009 to 2013. Each row records the year, sector and total donation amount. Nonprofit managers, philanthropy researchers and policymakers can use it to compare fundraising across sectors such as social services, education, health and the arts, and to track giving trends in Singapore's charity landscape.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of the annual number of visual arts exhibitions in Singapore from 2013 through 2019. Official notes exclude applied arts such as film, graphic design, jewellery design, and handicrafts. Cultural researchers track exhibition activity in Singapore’s visual arts sector.
Annual counts of members in performing arts interest groups run at Community Clubs (CCs) and Residents’ Committees (RCs) in Singapore, published by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth from 2013 to 2019. Rows break out year and category so researchers can track grassroots arts participation and community engagement through PA-linked programmes.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV on tax-deductible donations to charities in Singapore by source, covering 2005–2014. Researchers studying philanthropy and giving patterns can analyse annual inflows by donor channel.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth data drawn from the Commissioner of Charities annual report, listing charity counts by primary sector and year from 2014 to 2021. Third-sector researchers track growth of IPCs and charity domains in Singapore. Supports transparency on nonprofit sector scale across education, social service, and religious segments.
Track employment in Singapore’s performing-arts segment of the arts and cultural sector from 2013 through 2019. Published by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth in CSV format, the dataset reports employment counts by year and type within performing arts, with figures rounded to the nearest hundred as noted in the source metadata. Researchers, arts policymakers, and labour-market analysts can use it to study workforce scale, compare categories over time, and support searches on Singapore performing-arts employment, cultural-sector jobs, and MCCY arts statistics.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV counting performing-arts interest groups in Singapore Community Clubs and Residents’ Committees from 2013 through 2019. Columns cover year, category, and interest-group counts across the grassroots network. Cultural planners and community researchers track how arts participation organised through CCs and RCs evolved over the decade.
Reference CSV from the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth listing variable names and labels for the MFT (probably survey or programme) data schema. Researchers decoding MCCY open datasets use the field dictionary to interpret coded variables and build consistent analyses.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of annual receipts of Singapore charities by income-size band from 2009 through 2013. Columns cover year, income size, and proportion of annual receipts. Sector analysts track how receipt shares concentrate among small versus large charities; other sources include programme income, and grants to the “Religious and Others” sector mainly support non-religious community work.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of operating receipts in the visual arts segment of Singapore's arts and cultural sector, reported in millions of dollars by year and type from 2013 to 2018. Cultural economists use it to gauge the commercial scale of visual arts businesses; own account workers such as freelancers are excluded.