The Director of the Icelandic National Planning Agency, Ásdís Hlökk Theodórsdóttir, has presented the Icelandic National Planning Agency’s proposal to Guðmundur Ingi Guðbrandsson, Minister of the Environment and Natural Resources, as an appendix to the National Planning Policy 2015-2026. The proposal sets out a policy on climate, landscape and public health in relation to the implementation of planning. The priorities set out in the proposal are in many ways intertwined with the current national planning policy, which was adopted by the Icelandic parliament in 2016 and covers planning in central highlands, in rural and urban areas, and in marine and coastal areas.

On an "Exciting Sunday," October 6 between 14 and 16, Land and Forest Iceland and the Icelandic Museum of Natural History will host an event about moss and moors at the National Museum of Natural History’s exhibition, “The Water in Iceland’s Nature” on the 2nd floor of Perlan in Reykjavík.

My pages on Iceland.is are constantly evolving and now the people in Iceland can view their driving rights under a new category called Licences.

The Akureyri Hospital, LSH, HÍ and HA together with the Icelandic Health Care Development Center (Þróunarmiðstöð íslenskrar heilsugæslu) were recently awarded a grant from the universities' cooperation fund for the project Strengthening Clinical Pharmacy in Akureyri.

Increasing numbers of chemotherapy recipients.

In June 2022, it was agreed to advertise proposals for a coastal area plan for the Westfjords and Eastfjords. The planning proposals and supporting documents were published on the website of the Icelandic National Planning Agency and the presentation period of both proposals was from June 15 th to September 15 th.

Applications for lumpfish fishing permits have been opened.

Digital Iceland is requesting offers from independent consultants who can support the digital journey of the public sector.

The annual International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Traffic Accidents will be held on Sunday 17 November. The focus of the day will be on the risk of falling asleep or getting behind the wheel due to driver fatigue. The investigations of the Investigative Commission for Transport Accidents have shown that sleep and fatigue are among the leading causes of fatal traffic accidents.

The Director of the Icelandic National Planning Agency, Ásdís Hlökk Theodórsdóttir, has presented the Icelandic National Planning Agency’s proposal to Guðmundur Ingi Guðbrandsson, Minister of the Environment and Natural Resources, as an appendix to the National Planning Policy 2015-2026. The proposal sets out a policy on climate, landscape and public health in relation to the implementation of planning. The priorities set out in the proposal are in many ways intertwined with the current national planning policy, which was adopted by the Icelandic parliament in 2016 and covers planning in central highlands, in rural and urban areas, and in marine and coastal areas.