Owners and operators can make comments on the calculation of catch performance before 19th of November.

Last Monday, a group of six members of staff of the Estonian Director of Public Prosecutions arrived on a three-day study trip to Iceland to learn about various matters concerning public administration in Iceland.

The Communication Centre’s policy for 2024-2026 states that it will try to increase the availability of published symbolic cultural material, including the publication of interviews with Icelandic sign language speakers on SignWiki.

The Directorate of Health and the Chief Epidemiologist have published an interactive dashboard with information on antibiotic use outside hospitals in Iceland.

The board of the Þórsteinssjóður is currently calling for applications for grants from the fund. The purpose of the fund is firstly to support blind and visually impaired students to study at the University of Iceland. Secondly, the objective of the fund is to promote research that can increase knowledge of the lives and conditions of blind and visually impaired individuals, especially in social and cognitive sciences.

The kitchen at SAk strives to keep food waste to a minimum.

They were given an introduction to the operational status and the role of SAk as a teaching and support hospital.

The conference is now being shortened to an extremely interesting literacy conference at the Centre for Education and the Centre for School Development at the University of Iceland, which will take place on Saturday 14 September.

On 19 January 2022, the Directorate of Public Prosecutions appointed a working group on the procedure period for sexual offences.

Fiskistofa is among the 130 public organizations and corporations that received award from Jafnvægisvogin in 2024.