Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth annual CSV counting Singapore’s national monuments from 2013 through 2019. Culture and heritage analysts track designation growth for conservation policy, tourism interpretation, and built-heritage stock monitoring.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth annual operating receipts in million Singapore dollars for the arts and cultural sector from 2013 through 2018, by art form, excluding own-account workers such as freelancers. Cultural economists assess sector revenue by art-form category.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of annual receipts of charities in Singapore by sector from 2009 through 2013. Footnotes clarify other income sources and that government grants in the Religious and Others sector mainly support non-religious charities’ community and humanitarian programmes.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV on the distribution of registered charities in Singapore by sector for 2014, including newly registered charities. Columns cover year, sector, number of registered charities, and new registrations. Civil-society and philanthropy researchers map the charity landscape across social, education, and health sectors.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth annual CSV of the percentage of tax-deductible donations to charities in Singapore by source from 2005 through 2014. Philanthropy analysts track how individual, corporate, and other giving channels contributed to deductible charity donations over the decade.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth annual CSV of visual arts exhibition days in Singapore from 2013 through 2019. Visual arts cover public exhibitions of painting, sculpture, pottery, ceramics, creative photography, installation, and multimedia art, excluding applied arts such as film and graphic design. Exhibition days sum the duration of all exhibitions. Culture statisticians track exhibition activity intensity.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of the number of arts and cultural societies registered with the Registry of Societies in Singapore, by year and art form, from 2015 to 2019. Arts policy researchers track the size and composition of the cultural sector, with the others category covering multi-disciplinary cultural and heritage societies.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of nominal value-added (S$ million) for Singapore’s arts and cultural sector from 2013 through 2018 by art form, excluding own-account workers such as freelancers. Cultural-economy analysts measure sector output contributions across art forms.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth annual CSV of gross takings from ticket sales for performing arts events in Singapore from 2013 through 2019, in million dollars. Performing arts cover folk, traditional, classical, and contemporary dance, music (including pop/rock concerts), and theatre. Cultural economists track live-performance box-office trends.
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.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV codebook documenting variable names and labels used in Singapore’s Social Values Survey data (coverage December 2018–March 2019). Researchers mapping survey instruments can join this dictionary to the main survey file before analysing social attitudes, community values, and related MCCY indicators.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of annual receipts of charities in Singapore by source and sector for 2013, including programme and service income under other sources and notes on government grants to the Religious and Others sector. Charity-sector analysts benchmark funding mix across cause areas.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of full-time enrolment in post-graduate arts courses by year and course, covering roughly 2013 through 2019. Cultural policy analysts track tertiary arts training uptake in Singapore’s postgraduate pipeline.
Annual counts of changing exhibitions at Singapore national museums by museum and year, published by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth in CSV format from 2013 through 2019. Supports cultural programming analysis, museum activity benchmarking, and public engagement research in the heritage sector.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of full-time enrolment in diploma arts courses in Singapore by year and course from 2013 to 2019. Arts education researchers track the pipeline of arts and design talent, with graduate diploma arts students counted within the diploma figures.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of visitorship to Singapore’s national museums and heritage institutions from 2013 through 2019. Columns cover year, museum or institution name, and visitor counts. Cultural-policy and tourism analysts track attendance trends across major heritage venues.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of nominal value-added in million Singapore dollars for the performing-arts segment of the arts and cultural sector from 2013 through 2018, by type. Own-account workers such as freelancers are excluded. Cultural-economy researchers measure the contribution of performing arts to Singapore's arts sector over that period.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV of arts and cultural companies in Singapore by art form from 2015 through 2019, counting commercial and non-profit firms registered with ACRA at year-end. Coverage includes content creation and distribution, retail of musical and photographic equipment, arts instruction, and multi-disciplinary cultural or heritage firms. Cultural-economy analysts track the size of the arts company base by art form.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV enrolment counts for full-time tertiary arts courses from 2013 through 2019, by year and qualification level. Education planners and arts-policy researchers track pipeline size for diploma and degree arts training in Singapore, including graduate diploma students in diploma totals.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV showing the proportion of Singapore charities by income-size band for financial years ending in 2013 (published against calendar year 2014). Income size is based on annual receipts from statutory annual returns. Nonprofit analysts use it to profile the size structure of the charity sector.