Eleven staff members from Land and Forest Iceland were among the thirty participants at a course on forest roads that ended in Hvanneyri in Borgarfjörður on Sunday, April 7.

The Deaf's International Week is now 18-24 September.

The Minister of Food, Fisheries and Agriculture has appointed Elín Björg Ragnarsdóttir as Director general of Directorate of Fisheries from the 1st of June.

It has been decided to use the results of the research on housing assistance for disabled people to strengthen the internal supervision of the municipalities.

The Quality and Supervisory Authority for Social Services and Child Protection has completed an audit of the residence facilities and rest facilities of the town of Rocky.

The latest summary examines the occurrence of respiratory infections and hospitalizations in Iceland during weeks 16 and 17, with a look at the situation in Europe.

When NTÍ has received a notification of damage to property, an assessment request is sent to the assessor and requests that a damage assessment be carried out on the property in accordance with Act no. 55/1992 and regulation no. 770/2023 on NTÍ.

A big step forward for the safety of patients in the SAk's area.

The Chief Epidemiologist Þórólfur Guðnason has formally resigned from his post as of 1 September 2022.

The digital journey and development of digital solutions align with the will and expectations of Icelanders in a recent survey.