Newsletter of Digital Iceland April 2023. Digital Iceland projects just won two awards at the Icelandic Web Awards.

Now, those who have sold their houses in Grindavík to Þórkatla can make a contract regarding use of the house, a so called right of use agreement.

Today the Centre for Education and School Services is in operation, which will play a key role in promoting the education system and implementing the government’s education policy.

The 2023 annual report on antimicrobial consumption (AMC) and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in humans and animals in Iceland has been published for the twelfth time.

Coordinated policy efforts are key to realizing the full benefits of health data for research, innovation and healthcare improvements, according to a new report by the VALO project.

The Directorate of Labour pays the December allowance to job seekers no later than 15 December. The unpaid December allowance is ISK 104,955. Those who confirm their job search between 20 November and 3 December 2024 and have been fully insured in the unemployment insurance scheme for a total of ten months or more in 2024 are entitled to a full December allowance.

The Directorate of Labour and Reykjanesbær have prepared an action plan for the residence of applicants for international protection in the municipality under the auspices of the Directorate of Labour.

The title of this year's conference is change management with a special emphasis on the implementation of digital services and processes. Dave Rogers, Liz Whitfield and Sara Bowley are keynote speakers at this year's conference.

Uncertainty can be difficult, especially if the situation is prolonged, and the endpoint is unknown. The following research-based advice may be helpful to protect our well-being.

The Icelandic Marine Research Institute (Hárannsóknastofnunin) announced on 3 July a proposal for a fish farming area in Arnarfjörður in accordance with Article 4a of the Law on Aquaculture. The presentation period was until 7 August last year.