Singapore at a glance

  • 1 Priority List
  • 1 investment Program
  • Downloadable data
  • National coverage
  • All sectors covered

Country overview

Singapore has implemented practices that increase the transparency and fairness of public procurement, which help drive investment activity in infrastructure projects. This is supported by Singapore’s ability to borrow debt at low rates to fund investments.

Governance structure

Singapore is a unitary parliamentary republic, with one major level of government, operating under common law. The National Government has control over all infrastructure provision.

 

Top Performing Metrics

Top Performing Metrics

This is defined by the metrics with the highest unweighted score out of 100. 

High income country average

Funding capacity:
Summary credit rating


Pipelines


2019 Master Plan

This is a long-term infrastructure plan set out by the Urban Redevelopment Authority.

Pipeline

Priority List

Sector

All

Update Frequency

5 years

Data Downloadable

No


Infra Asia Project Portal

Infrastructure Asia aims to harness Singapore's world-class infrastructure ecosystem to provide early project scoping, best practice sharing, and brokering. The project listing features projects by sector, by governments across Asia, and across the project lifecycle with opportunities for collaboration by advisors and the private sector.

Pipeline

Forward Pipeline

Sector

All

Update Frequency

Live

Data Downloadable

No

Scope Criteria

All


Singapore's Long-Term Low-Emissions Development Strategy

Singapore's Long-Term Low-Emissions Development Strategy aims to halve peak emissions by 2050 with investments to energy and low carbon technologies, and through international collaboration.

Pipeline

Investment Program

Sector

All

Update Frequency

Static

Data Downloadable

Yes


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National Infrastructure Banks

In tandem with the development of forward pipelines, the National Infrastructure Banks and Similar Financing Facilities tool serves as guidance to governments looking to establish or reform National Infrastructure Banks. These institutions can maximise the quantity and quality of infrastructure projects and crowd in private investment, providing value for end users. National Infrastructure Banks provide the financing, expertise, and long-term planning for both public and private stakeholders to develop infrastructure in line with the needs of the community.