Metadata Iceland

 
The data on Iceland found in ArcticStat come from Statistics Iceland, the Nordic Medico Statistical Committee (NOMESCO) and the Nordic Council of Ministers (NORDEN).
 
 
Statistics Iceland
Statistics Iceland publishes in English fragmented metadata linked to precise tables. These metadata are grouped by statistical indicators according to the classification chosen in ArcticStat.
 
Education
Compulsory school
 
Educational personnel in schools at upper secondary and tertiary level
 
Pre-primary schools
 
Register of Graduations; upper secondary and tertiary level
 
School operation in upper secondary schools
 
Student Register; upper secondary and tertiary level
 
 
Health
Health statistics
 
Social protection expenditure
 
 
Labor Force
Labour Force Survey
 
Synopsis of methods and concepts in Labour Force Survey
 
 
Personal and Household Income
Annual earnings
 
Income from employment
 
 
Population
Citizenship, changes
 
Civil Status, changes
 
Migration
 
Population 1 December
 
Population 1 July
 
Population 31 December
 
Population projections
 
 
National Accounts
National accounts – Annual and quarterly
 
Gross National Income Inventory (ESA95)
 
Broad Economic Categories (BEC)
 
 
Vital Statistics
Adoptions
 
Births
 
Deaths
 
Expected lifetime
 
Late foetal deaths
 
 
Nomesco - The Nordic Medico Statistical Committee
The Nordic Medico Statistical Committee publish few metadata in English except for short definitions of and comments on the 15 main indicators of the databank.
 
Definitions
 
 
NORDEN - The Nordic Council of Ministers
The metadata published by Norden- The Nordic Council of Ministers are accessible directly from the tables via footnotes. 
 
 

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