178 datasets
National Environment Agency annual CSV from 2008 through 2015 on estimated remaining lifespan of Semakau Landfill in Singapore by year. Waste planners monitor capacity outlook for the offshore sanitary landfill serving the nation’s solid waste management strategy.
National Environment Agency CSV register of pesticide and repellent products registered for use in Singapore, as at June 2016. Each row lists the NEA registration number, company, trade or brand name, active ingredient and its percentage w/w, formulation type, registration date, and product classification. Pest-control operators, importers, and public-health researchers use the register to verify which products are approved and to compare active ingredients and formulations across suppliers.
National Environment Agency annual recycling rates by waste type in Singapore from 2000 through 2015. Environmental analysts compare material-specific recycling performance over the mid-2000s to mid-2010s period.
National Environment Agency annual CSV of waste disposed of and waste recycled in Singapore from 2000 through 2014. Environmental analysts track early-2000s diversion and disposal volumes for circular-economy baselines.
GeoJSON layer of Aedes mosquito breeding habitats in Singapore’s South East region, published by the National Environment Agency. Public health teams and GIS analysts map dengue risk hotspots and vector control coverage alongside other regional NEA layers.
Annual energy produced from municipal solid waste incineration in Singapore, published by the National Environment Agency in CSV from 2000 to 2015. Tracks waste-to-energy output alongside national recycling and landfill reduction strategies.
Annual total waste recycled in Singapore from 2000 through 2015, published by the National Environment Agency in CSV with year and tonnage fields. Environmental analysts track recycling volumes and waste-management performance before later NEA series superseded this release.
This annual dataset records the number of hawker stalls under government markets and hawker centres in Singapore from 1989 to 2014. Its simple year-and-count structure supports trend analysis of the public hawker-stall stock over a 26-year period and can provide historical context for food-centre planning and heritage research. The metadata does not distinguish occupied, vacant or licensed stalls, so the measure should be interpreted as the published aggregate.
National Environment Agency annual CSV of dengue incidence rate in Singapore by year, covering about 2007 through 2015. Public-health analysts and journalists track outbreak intensity across those years for vector-control and epidemiology context.
National Environment Agency CSV listing radiation licence types and descriptions covering roughly February 1992 through October 2014. Compliance officers and researchers identify historical NEA radiation licensing categories used in Singapore; note the catalogue last updated on 20 October 2014.
National Environment Agency annual CSV of licensed hawkers under government markets and hawker centres in Singapore from 1981 through 2015, by type of goods and number of licences. Food-policy and heritage researchers track hawker-trade capacity in public centres.
National Environment Agency CSV listing cleaning contractors and their work locations in Singapore from September 2014 through March 2020. Columns cover contractor name, email, contact number, location of work, and remarks. Estate managers and procurement officers identify public-cleaning service providers by area.
National Environment Agency CSV on total domestic waste disposed of per capita in Singapore from 2000 through 2015. Environmental analysts track household waste intensity and waste-management outcomes over time.
National Environment Agency GEOJSON layer of Aedes mosquito breeding habitats in Singapore’s central region. Vector control teams and public health GIS workflows overlay habitat points with dengue case data for targeted environmental management.
National Environment Agency listing of government-managed markets and hawker centres in Singapore, with centre name, address, centre type, managing owner, and stall counts split into cooked food versus market produce. Snapshot coverage from January to September 2016 supports heritage mapping, food security planning, and tourism wayfinding studies. Urban sociologists and heritage groups use stall totals to compare hawker capacity across neighbourhoods.
Locations of lighting waste collection points across Singapore, published by the National Environment Agency in GeoJSON format. Residents and waste researchers can map e-waste and fluorescent lamp recycling access, supporting circular economy and producer-responsibility outreach.
Annual totals of licensed food establishments in Singapore, grouped by establishment category: food shops, food stalls, food factories, supermarkets, and private markets. Published by the National Environment Agency, this dataset supports research on the scale and composition of Singapore’s licensed food-establishment landscape over time. It is useful for exploring annual category-level trends, comparing the relative presence of different food-business formats, and supporting searches such as Singapore licensed food establishment statistics, annual food shop and food stall counts, supermarket licensing trends, and food-sector research. The dataset is best suited to high-level national analysis by year and category.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON spatial layer of dengue case locations or clusters in Singapore’s Central region for GIS mapping and public health visualization. Epidemiologists and planners overlay dengue surveillance with environmental and urban datasets.
National Environment Agency CSV of annual green-vehicle counts in Singapore from 2003 through 2014. Columns cover year and number of green vehicles. Environmental and transport analysts track early uptake of cleaner vehicle types under climate-change and energy indicators.
Annual Singapore statistics on the population with access to waste collection services, published by the National Environment Agency in CSV format from 2000 through 2015. The series supports tracking solid waste management coverage, comparing year-on-year access levels, and contextualizing NEA environmental services performance. Researchers and policymakers can use it for waste policy analysis, urban services planning, and searches for historical Singapore solid waste management indicators.