Overview
As the national geospatial and mapping agency, SLA leads the development of geospatial data and capabilities to support Whole-of-Nation needs.
Last updated 18 July 2025
Singapore Geospatial Master Plan
The Singapore Geospatial Master Plan (opens in new tab) drives Singapore's national geospatial development, maximising the impact of geospatial information and technology for the economy and wider society.
The latest iteration, published in 2024, is co-driven by the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA). It is a collaborative and visionary undertaking, bringing together both the land and sea towards transforming Singapore into ‘A Leading Global Geospatial Hub’. This will be done via the three following strategies:
Mainstreaming
Maximising the potential of geospatial by embedding its adoption in mainstream society. Target sectors include the social, healthcare, and economic sectors, with initiatives promoting inclusivity, preventive healthcare and innovation.
Deepening capablilities
Enhancing core geospatial capabilities to address increasing demand. This includes strengthening data infrastructure, fostering innovation and building education pathways and talent pipelines.
Going global
Positioning Singapore as a leading geospatial player through international engagements, partnerships, and events. Initiatives include contributing to global geospatial development, strengthening partnerships and hosting flagship geospatial conferences and events.
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