Iceland’s national greenhouse gas inventory for 2024 has now been submitted. Continuous efforts are undertaken to improve the completeness and accuracy of the land use, land-use change and forestry part of the inventory. In addition, a range of research activities across Iceland contributes to strengthening the scientific basis of the estimates. The main improvements in the latest submission relate to wetlands, grazing land on mineral soils and cultivated land. The main improvements in the latest submission relate to the Wetlands, grazing land on mineral soils, and Cropland categories.

The School of Health Sciences, University of Iceland, and Landspítali - University Hospital have merged their scientific conferences into one dynamic event aimed at strengthening connections, collaboration, and the visibility of science.

Short online lunchtime talks for parents will be offered every day from March 9 through March 13. Topics will include screen time, attachment and communication, anxiety challenges, and more.

Minister of Health Alma D. Möller has appointed Sigurður Þórarinsson, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer at Landspítali, to the position of Director of Digital Health – a development and service center that begins operations on January 1, 2026.

Public Health Indicators 2025 will be presented on Monday, 29 September, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM in the Administration Building in Ísafjörður (4th floor room). The Directorate of Health organizes the event in collaboration with the Municipality of Ísafjörður. Everyone is welcome to attend, but you can also follow the presentation via live stream.

For residence permit and citizenship applicants

The website for the Primary Health Care of the Capital Area (HH) is the 68th website to be developed within Ísland.is.

Digital Iceland hosted a tenure mid-year 2024 which resulted in an agreement with 26 parties that will support the digitalisation of the public sector in 2025.

Users of public services have the opportunity to rate the quality of the service and provide feedback to improve it. Many agencies now send out real-time surveys that provide valuable information to managers and staff about what is going well and where there are opportunities for improvement.

Information about symptoms and treatment of influenza