The stall of Land and Forest was packed with people as soon as the Laugardalshöll pavilion opened for visitors to Vísindavöku on Saturday. Children accompanied by their parents were the first guests and both children and adults showed what Land and Forest had to offer. A lot of discussions were created and a lot of questions asked.

Digital Iceland has recently concluded agreements on a joint service system between Ísland.is and the main service agencies. The agreement was awarded after a prior call for tenders.

A report has been published with young people's responses concerning Prevention Day 2023.

On 30 July, the maternity ward of SAk received a very gracious gift.

The Cancer Society in Akureyri (KAON) recently donated so-called pain mattresses to the internal medicine ward at the Akureyri Hospital. They are specially designed for patients with pain, but also prove to be effective as bed sore protection.

We have published material on our website about the new system of disability and rehabilitation payments that will take effect on September 1st 2025. You can find information there that will be useful for customers of Social insurance Administration and others who want to find out about the main changes and innovations that will be implemented in the coming year.

On Saturday 29 June, from 14-17, the University of Iceland Research Center in Northwest Iceland will host the opening ceremony of the database of mediation committee books and a symposium on the work of mediation committees in Iceland in the research center’s building on Einbúastígur 2, Skagaströnd.

The residents are gradually moving into a new nursing home in Selfoss and are in the clouds with their new home, as the rooms are semi-detached suites.

In the statement issued by the EU member states, USA, Canada, Japan, and the UK, the states voice their support of ICAO’s efforts to address the challenges and opportunities associated with higher airspace operations.

Two members of the Reykjavík City Council's gardening department recently paid a visit to the Land and Forest Iceland office in Mógilsá. They presented the office with an old podium, handcrafted for the department years ago from local Icelandic wood.