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Consideration of LGBT+ matters in all public health surveys
Description of the action and objectives
Green Deal action
Questions about LGBT+ issues are to be introduces into all public health surveys for the Department of Education & Youth and Department of Welfare and Department of Welfare by the end of 2022.
Implementation period
Planned completion in the second half of 2025
Status: Completed
Status report on January 1, 2023
Guidelines have been prepared and are available in Torgið, which is the eLearning system for Reykjavík City staff.
Older status reports
| Timing | Progress description | |
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July 2021 |
The outcome of the scenario analysis is four different yet powerful scenarios. Scenarios are data-driven stories about the future to make better decisions about the future today. It is an attempt to use a structured approach to envision possible futures and propose theories about future possibilities. These scenarios are not predictions of the most likely future city, but tools to help shape our plans and objectives towards the challenges that may arise. With these scenarios in mind, we can strengthen our resolve and prepare better to achieve our objectives. |
The actions of the Green Deal are linked to Reykjavík City's policies, which include:
Reykjavík City departments:
Related actions
|
Action name |
Completion | Departments |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | ||
| Signs for a health-promoting society | 2023 | |
| Research on Reykjavík's social landscape | 2023 | |
| Consideration of LGBT+ matters in all public health surveys | 2022 |
Office of Human Rights & Democracy |
| Reykjavík City's Public Health Indicators | 2022 | Office of the Mayor & Chief Executive Officer |
| Public health assessment on the first phase of CityLine | 2022 | Office of the Mayor & Chief Executive Officer |
A City for People
- 1. For all of us Residents' well-being and the feeling of belonging in Reykjavík.
- 2. Let Dreams Come True Children and youth let their dreams come true.
- 3. Culture and arts become an integral part of city life Everyone has equal opportunities to participate in and enjoy culture and arts.
- 4. Sports for all Most people regularly engage in sports or other physical activities.
- 5. Improved public health A health-promoting, sustainable, and diverse community.
- 6. Human rights, increased participation, and improved dialogue with residents Residents have the opportunity to work with the City to improve their quality of life.