The frame includes 52 countries. Each dimension runs from 0 to 100, with no overall ranking. Confidence sits beside each score. Read the known limits of the data before quoting one.
These scores are at least 50 with usable evidence. They still need watching.
Agency84.90.57
Adaptability79.00.47
Anticipation78.10.62
Building71.20.54
Learning56.00.49
Missing data
26 requested indicators have no comparable dataset. Each lowers confidence. A gap can become an indicator when a comparable series covers at least two countries.
Active membership in associations, unions, parties and community organisations.
Institutional change: deliveries that don't move scores but move Singapore.
These are documented institutional changes in Singapore that the framework files as evidence. They sit beside the score and do not change it or its confidence.
Singapore gave every citizen aged 25 and over an individual training account in 2016 and keeps topping it up, and in 2024 260,000 Singaporeans spent credit on courses, up 35 percent on the year before.
Singapore set up the Housing and Development Board in 1960 to address a severe housing shortage, and it built more than 21,000 flats within its first three years.
Singapore established the Centre for Strategic Futures in 2009 inside the Prime Minister's Office strategy system to study blind spots, run long-term futures research and develop foresight methods.