Newsletter of Digital Iceland May 2023. The core services of Digital Iceland are currently being implemented by a number of government agencies. For example, 5.892 applications were processed through the application system in April.

One of the tasks of the Digital Iceland project agency was to renew the login service, make it safer and better.

The Icelandic government approved at its meeting this morning the bill by Guðmundur Ingi Guðbrandsson, Minister of Social Affairs and Labour, on temporary support for wages for people working in Grindavík.

The project spanned 4 months where all content from syslumenn.is was gathered and analyzed with user requirements, a new landing page for the organization was designed and set up on Ísland.is.

The Directorate of Health and the Chief Epidemiologist have published an interactive dashboard with information on antibiotic use outside hospitals in Iceland.

Good sleep is essential for health and well-being

Due to the landslide near the town of Grindavík, a previous ban on aircraft, including drones, in its vicinity has been extended until 15 December. Media will be granted conditional exemptions.

The main transport routes in Iceland have been compiled under the transport life event Transport.

Do about 350,000 research per year.

Under the Fisheries Management Act and regulations concerning fishing for blue whiting, mackerel and Norwegian-Icelandic herring, vessels are authorised to exceed 5% of its catch quota, which is deducted from next year's allocation.