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The objective of the research is to understand the social landscape of Reykjavík by examining the distribution of living conditions both within and between districts.
Planned completion in the second half of 2023
Action completed. A publication conference was held on January 5 in Tjarnarsalur, where Kolbeinn H. Stefánsson presented the report's findings. Various experts gave presentations, and the conference ended with a panel discussion. More details here.
Timing | Progress description | |
July 2023 |
The final draft of the report is ready, and a decision on the next steps will be made in September. |
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January 2023 | The report writing and submission are scheduled for April 2023. | |
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. |
Action name |
Completion | Departments |
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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 |
Human Rights & Democracy Office |
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 |