Presentation meetings will be held in Múlaþing on Monday 12 February and in the District on Tuesday 13 February.

The number of customers who received payments in December is 74,475, including 45,407 (61%) women and 29,068 (39%) men.

The project Loftbrú is a collaboration between the Ministry of Transport and the Municipality of Iceland and the Icelandic Road Administration.

Public health indicators are now accessible in an interactive dashboard, which displays all measurements of public health indicators since they were first published.

The seminar Happiness and Sustainable Prosperity will take place at the University of Iceland on March 20th. 2023.

A group of clients of the Healthcare Institution of North Iceland have been invited to participate in an international study of outcomes and patient experience.

Laboratories and treating physicians are required to report certain diseases to the Chief Epidemiologist, Directorate of Health.

In response to recent media allegations of significant mistakes made by the Directorate of Health regarding data on the Covid-19 infection rate of vaccinated and unvaccinated people, or that data was altered, the Chief Epidemiologist would like to stress that those accusations are completely unfounded.

A comprehensive history of the Gunnarsholt farm in Rangárvellir has been published in a book by Sveinn Runólfsson, a former Director of the Icelandic Soil Conservation Service. To celebrate this occasion, the author and the publishing house Sæmundur are hosting a celebratory event marking the publication in collaboration with Land and Forest Iceland.