Reykjavík City's Public Health Indicators
Description of the action and objectives
Green Deal action
Public health indicators are released annually and updated as needed. Public health indicators shed light on the key health factors that define our community. We select indicators that provide a complete, realistic and clear picture of health in Reykjavík while avoiding sensitive information such as data broken down by individual neighborhoods or schools, or personally identifiable information.
Implementation period
Planned completion in the second half of 2022
Status report on July 1, 2025
Development and implementation of public health indicators and their publication on the resident dashboard. Reykjavík City first published public health indicators in 2019 to support data-driven public health policy making. In 2025, the Office of the Director of Health began releasing public health indicators specifically for the largest municipalities and offering additional detailed breakdowns for internal use.
Older status reports
| Timeline | Progress description | |
| January 2024 | Indicators for the year 2022 have been published. The indicators are published annually and work on the indicators for 2023 will start in January. | |
| July 2023 |
Indicators for the year 2022 have been published. The indicators are published annually and work on the indicators for 2023 will start in January. |
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| July 2021 | Indicators for the year 2022 have been published. The indicators are published annually and work on the indicators for 2023 will start in January. |
Related actions
A City for People
- 1. For All of Us | The Green Deal Residents' well-being and the feeling of belonging in Reykjavík.
- 2. Let Dreams Come True | The Green Deal Children and adolescents let their dreams come true.
- 3. Culture and arts will be integrated into city life | Green Deal Everyone has equal opportunities to participate in and enjoy culture and arts.
- 4. Sports for all | Green Deal Most people regularly engage in sports or other physical activities.
- 5. Improved public health | Green Deal A health-promoting, sustainable, and diverse community.
- 6. Human rights, increased participation, and improved conversations with residents | Green Deal Residents have the opportunity to work with the City to improve their quality of life.