The District Commissioners' Offices have achieved significant progress in digital transformation during 2023–2024 and are now among the leading institutions in digital solutions. Most service processes have been digitised, enabling citizens to access services without needing to visit in person. Each year, the District Commissioners serve nearly 60% of the population.

The Directorate of Labour offers deaf immigrants a basic course in Icelandic Sign Language.

This is an important project to support individuals and families at the end of their lives.

The Chief Epidemiologist has published the 2024 Annual Report on Communicable Disease Control and Prevention.

Digital Iceland has published new guidelines on the use of artificial intelligence in software development. The aim of the guidelines is to support the responsible, secure, and effective use of AI in development work and to ensure the quality of the solutions being developed.

Interested parties can submit their suggestions and views regarding the arrangement of the Digital Iceland framework agreement tender via a simple survey.

The electronic test for additional driving licences (ÖR-próf) will begin on Friday 31 January.

The implementation of electronic registration in ambulance services is now in full swing.

Application deadline is June 13 (2026) at 15:00 GMT.

Interview // The Pioneers of HSU’s Remote Monitoring: Margrét Björk Ólafsdóttir, Head Nurse, and Anna Margrét Magnúsdóttir, Assistant Unit Manager