cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2890-1-v1
title: NOKUT National Student Survey for Vocational School Students 2020, Primary File

description: The NOKUT National Student Survey for university and college students has been conducted every year since 2013 and has established itself as an important national survey. In 2017, NOKUT was commissioned by the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research to conduct a similar student survey among vocational school students. The purpose is to give educational institutions, students, higher education applicants, the government and other stakeholders information about educational quality in the vocational education sector. The NOKUT National Student Survey for vocational school students covers student surveys of all tertiary educations, which means education based on upper secondary level. The survey contains questions on the students' opinions on the quality of the study programmes at Norwegian vocational schools. In addition, this study asked questions about the corona pandemic. The survey was conducted for the third time in April/May 2020. This file contains all information on all variables (both study programmes, institutions and personal background variables). Statistical units are considered personal data, and processing of personal data must therefore be reported to the Data Protection Officer or The Norwegian Data Protection Authority. For institutions that have an agreement with NSD, the project must be reported to NSD Data Protection Services.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2890-2-v1
title: NOKUT National Student Survey for Vocational School Students 2020, Study Programs

description: The NOKUT National Student Survey for university and college students has been conducted every year since 2013 and has established itself as an important national survey. In 2017, NOKUT was commissioned by the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research to conduct a similar student survey among vocational school students. The purpose is to give educational institutions, students, higher education applicants, the government and other stakeholders information about educational quality in the vocational education sector. The NOKUT National Student Survey for vocational school students covers student surveys of all tertiary educations, which means education based on upper secondary level. The survey contains questions on the students' opinions on the quality of the study programmes at Norwegian vocational schools. In addition, this study asked questions about the corona pandemic. The survey was conducted for the third time in April/May 2020. This file contains no personal background variables. However, all data on study programmes and institutions are included. The file would be suitable for analyses of study programmes.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2890-2-v2
title: NOKUT National Student Survey for Vocational School Students 2020, Study Programs

description: The NOKUT National Student Survey for university and college students has been conducted every year since 2013 and has established itself as an important national survey. In 2017, NOKUT was commissioned by the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research to conduct a similar student survey among vocational school students. The purpose is to give educational institutions, students, higher education applicants, the government and other stakeholders information about educational quality in the vocational education sector.

The NOKUT National Student Survey for vocational school students covers student surveys of all tertiary educations, which means education based on upper secondary level. The survey contains questions on the students' opinions on the quality of the study programmes at Norwegian vocational schools. In addition, this study asked questions about the corona pandemic. The survey was conducted for the third time in April/May 2020.

This file contains no personal background variables. However, all data on study programmes and institutions are included. The file would be suitable for analyses of study programmes.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2890-3-v1
title: NOKUT National Student Survey for Vocational School Students 2020, Subject Groups

description: The NOKUT National Student Survey for university and college students has been conducted every year since 2013 and has established itself as an important national survey. In 2017, NOKUT was commissioned by the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research to conduct a similar student survey among vocational school students. The purpose is to give educational institutions, students, higher education applicants, the government and other stakeholders information about educational quality in the vocational education sector. The NOKUT National Student Survey for vocational school students covers student surveys of all tertiary educations, which means education based on upper secondary level. The survey contains questions on the students' opinions on the quality of the study programmes at Norwegian vocational schools. In addition, this study asked questions about the corona pandemic. The survey was conducted for the third time in April/May 2020. This file contains no information concerning the educational institutions or study programs. However, personal background variables, NUS codes and subject groups are included in this file.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2890-3-v2
title: NOKUT National Student Survey for Vocational School Students 2020, Subject Groups

description: The NOKUT National Student Survey for university and college students has been conducted every year since 2013 and has established itself as an important national survey. In 2017, NOKUT was commissioned by the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research to conduct a similar student survey among vocational school students. The purpose is to give educational institutions, students, higher education applicants, the government and other stakeholders information about educational quality in the vocational education sector.

The NOKUT National Student Survey for vocational school students covers student surveys of all tertiary educations, which means education based on upper secondary level. The survey contains questions on the students' opinions on the quality of the study programmes at Norwegian vocational schools. In addition, this study asked questions about the corona pandemic. The survey was conducted for the third time in April/May 2020.

This file contains no information concerning the educational institutions or study programs. However, personal background variables, NUS codes and subject groups are included in this file.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2891-v1
title: Sustainable Coasts? Public and Scientific Perceptions of Drivers Affecting Coastal Zone Management and Ecosystem Services, 2016

description: The research project 'Coastchange' was carried out on behalf of the Research Council of Norway and was led by the Norwegian Institute for Natural Research (NINA). The purpose of the project is to analyze the driving forces behind changes in coastal areas in the north, and how this can affect the environment and society. With a focus on the Helgeland coast and Svalbard, they investigated how different groups in society experience and perceive natural and social change processes and what needs this entails for change. The data consists of attitudes to business development, environmental changes, public services, societal challenges and security / emergency preparedness. The project is social science and interdisciplinary. Collaborating partners in Norway are NINA, Nord University, Nordland Research Institute and the University of Tromsø. In addition, they collaborated with the University of Alaska (USA) and the University of the Highlands and Islands (Scotland).
 
The starting point of the project was that changes in the coastal zone on the one hand can create challenges and conflicts related to land use and conservation of ecosystems, and on the other hand these changes can create opportunities for economic development and contribute to innovation and new thinking around established management models. A better understanding of how industries, media, researchers and managers at various levels, among others, think about changes in their environment can contribute important information to the management system, decision-making processes and private-public cooperation in resource management. The main question that was asked was: To what extent is there a consensus in perceptions about driving forces behind changes in ecosystems in coastal areas as expressed by parts of business, public administration and research environments, and what are the implications of this complexity in perceptions for local communities and resource management?
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2894-v1
title: Public Dementia Care in Terms of Equal Services - Family, Local and Multiethnic Perspectives, 2015

description: Most people with dementia live at home, and relatives may be severely affected by the disease. Municipal health and care services aimed at both relatives and people with dementia have been established. It is necessary to ensure that the offers are perceived as relevant and are used. This is described as particularly important in areas with a Sami population.

The purpose of the project was to gain knowledge about local and individual differences in the use and non-use of municipal health and care services, as well as explore practices to uncover and explain similarities and differences between municipalities, ethnic and social groups. The project is based on data from municipalities in northern Nordland, Troms and Finnmark. A questionnaire survey was conducted among relatives of people living at home with dementia in 32 municipalities, individual qualitative interviews with relatives of people living at home with dementia, focus groups with employees in municipal health and care services and focus groups with volunteers. The project is funded by the Research Council of Norway (HELSEVEL).
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2900-1-v1
title: Level of Living Survey on Health, 2019, County

description: Statistics Norway has conducted surveys on people's health status periodically since its inception in 1968, and from 1998 health was included in the thematically rotating living conditions surveys. This changed in 2015, when the survey was merged with the EU's health survey EHIS. Previously, the living conditions survey on health was conducted every 3-4 years, but in future it will be conducted every 6 years. The Level of Living Survey on Health is a cross-sectional survey, and it is in addition to the Annual Living Conditions Surveys (EU-SILC). The Level of Living Survey on Health aims to monitor the health status of the Norwegian population. Key topics are diseases, effects of illness, symptoms of health problems, functional ability, living habits, and the use of health services. It is thus a broad concept of health that is mapped. In addition, information on the household, work, social contact and activity is mapped to look at the state of health in relation to other important living conditions. The purpose of Level of Living Survey on Health is twofold. They must first obtain indicator information on individual topics in the field of living conditions, on the extent of a phenomenon, how it develops and how it is distributed in the population. Secondly, the surveys cover cross-cutting thematic information. The surveys provide an opportunity to provide an overall picture of a broad field that includes one or more topics, in addition to having information about the connection between different topics or variables at individual / household level. This is the county file, a regional file is also available.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2900-1-v4
title: Level of Living Survey on Health, 2019, County

description: Statistics Norway has conducted surveys on people's health status periodically since its inception in 1968, and from 1998 health was included in the thematically rotating living conditions surveys. This changed in 2015, when the survey was merged with the EU's health survey EHIS. Previously, the living conditions survey on health was conducted every 3-4 years, but in future it will be conducted every 6 years. The Level of Living Survey on Health is a cross-sectional survey, and it is in addition to the Annual Living Conditions Surveys (EU-SILC). 

The Level of Living Survey on Health  aims to monitor the health status of the Norwegian population. Key topics are diseases, effects of illness, symptoms of health problems, functional ability, living habits, and the use of health services. It is thus a broad concept of health that is mapped. In addition, information on the household, work, social contact and activity is mapped to look at the state of health in relation to other important living conditions.

The purpose of Level of Living Survey on Health is twofold. They must first obtain indicator information on individual topics in the field of living conditions, on the extent of a phenomenon, how it develops and how it is distributed in the population. Secondly, the surveys cover cross-cutting thematic information. The surveys provide an opportunity to provide an overall picture of a broad field that includes one or more topics, in addition to having information about the connection between different topics or variables at individual / household level. This is the county file, a regional file is also available.

This is the second version of the datafile which includes variables on income from register data.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2900-2-v1
title: Level of Living Survey on Health, 2019, Regions

description: Statistics Norway has conducted surveys on people's health status periodically since its inception in 1968, and from 1998 health was included in the thematically rotating living conditions surveys. This changed in 2015, when the survey was merged with the EU's health survey EHIS. Previously, the living conditions survey on health was conducted every 3-4 years, but in future it will be conducted every 6 years. The Level of Living Survey on Health is a cross-sectional survey, and it is in addition to the Annual Living Conditions Surveys (EU-SILC). The Level of Living Survey on Health aims to monitor the health status of the Norwegian population. Key topics are diseases, effects of illness, symptoms of health problems, functional ability, living habits, and the use of health services. It is thus a broad concept of health that is mapped. In addition, information on the household, work, social contact and activity is mapped to look at the state of health in relation to other important living conditions. The purpose of Level of Living Survey on Health is twofold. They must first obtain indicator information on individual topics in the field of living conditions, on the extent of a phenomenon, how it develops and how it is distributed in the population. Secondly, the surveys cover cross-cutting thematic information. The surveys provide an opportunity to provide an overall picture of a broad field that includes one or more topics, in addition to having information about the connection between different topics or variables at individual / household level. This is the regional file, a county file is also available.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2900-2-v2
title: Level of Living Survey on Health, 2019, Regions

description: Statistics Norway has conducted surveys on people's health status periodically since its inception in 1968, and from 1998 health was included in the thematically rotating living conditions surveys. This changed in 2015, when the survey was merged with the EU's health survey EHIS. Previously, the living conditions survey on health was conducted every 3-4 years, but in future it will be conducted every 6 years. The Level of Living Survey on Health is a cross-sectional survey, and it is in addition to the Annual Living Conditions Surveys (EU-SILC). 

The Level of Living Survey on Health  aims to monitor the health status of the Norwegian population. Key topics are diseases, effects of illness, symptoms of health problems, functional ability, living habits, and the use of health services. It is thus a broad concept of health that is mapped. In addition, information on the household, work, social contact and activity is mapped to look at the state of health in relation to other important living conditions.

The purpose of Level of Living Survey on Health is twofold. They must first obtain indicator information on individual topics in the field of living conditions, on the extent of a phenomenon, how it develops and how it is distributed in the population. Secondly, the surveys cover cross-cutting thematic information. The surveys provide an opportunity to provide an overall picture of a broad field that includes one or more topics, in addition to having information about the connection between different topics or variables at individual / household level. This is the regional file, a county file is also available.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2900-2-v3
title: Level of Living Survey on Health, 2019, Regions

description: Statistics Norway has conducted surveys on people's health status periodically since its inception in 1968, and from 1998 health was included in the thematically rotating living conditions surveys. This changed in 2015, when the survey was merged with the EU's health survey EHIS. Previously, the living conditions survey on health was conducted every 3-4 years, but in future it will be conducted every 6 years. The Level of Living Survey on Health is a cross-sectional survey, and it is in addition to the Annual Living Conditions Surveys (EU-SILC). 

The Level of Living Survey on Health  aims to monitor the health status of the Norwegian population. Key topics are diseases, effects of illness, symptoms of health problems, functional ability, living habits, and the use of health services. It is thus a broad concept of health that is mapped. In addition, information on the household, work, social contact and activity is mapped to look at the state of health in relation to other important living conditions.

The purpose of Level of Living Survey on Health is twofold. They must first obtain indicator information on individual topics in the field of living conditions, on the extent of a phenomenon, how it develops and how it is distributed in the population. Secondly, the surveys cover cross-cutting thematic information. The surveys provide an opportunity to provide an overall picture of a broad field that includes one or more topics, in addition to having information about the connection between different topics or variables at individual / household level. This is the regional file, a county file is also available.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2900-2-v5
title: Level of Living Survey on Health, 2019, Regions

description: Statistics Norway has conducted surveys on people's health status periodically since its inception in 1968, and from 1998 health was included in the thematically rotating living conditions surveys. This changed in 2015, when the survey was merged with the EU's health survey EHIS. Previously, the living conditions survey on health was conducted every 3-4 years, but in future it will be conducted every 6 years. The Level of Living Survey on Health is a cross-sectional survey, and it is in addition to the Annual Living Conditions Surveys (EU-SILC). 

The Level of Living Survey on Health  aims to monitor the health status of the Norwegian population. Key topics are diseases, effects of illness, symptoms of health problems, functional ability, living habits, and the use of health services. It is thus a broad concept of health that is mapped. In addition, information on the household, work, social contact and activity is mapped to look at the state of health in relation to other important living conditions.

The purpose of Level of Living Survey on Health is twofold. They must first obtain indicator information on individual topics in the field of living conditions, on the extent of a phenomenon, how it develops and how it is distributed in the population. Secondly, the surveys cover cross-cutting thematic information. The surveys provide an opportunity to provide an overall picture of a broad field that includes one or more topics, in addition to having information about the connection between different topics or variables at individual / household level. This is the regional file, a county file is also available.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2901-v1
title: ICT Usage in Households, 2020

description: SSB's survey "ICT Usage in Households, 2020" covers areas such as internet access in households and use of internet among individuals. The statistics are based on a survey on e-commerce, digital skills, use of public authorities' websites, as well as online activities such as the use of online banking, social media, online newspapers and the like. The statistics cover many aspects of private individuals' use of ICT; access to ICT, the use of ICT and the scope of electronic commerce. Topics such as knowledge and activities on the Internet are also touched upon. The survey was first conducted in the spring of 2003.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2902-v1
title: Norwegian Citizen Panel Round 16, 2019

description: The Norwegian Citizen Panel is a platform for internet surveys of public opinion in important areas of society and politics in Norway. Participants are randomly recruited from the Norwegian population register, and they are encouraged to participate over time. The panel was fielded for the first time the fall of 2013 and as of 2017 the survey is carried out three times a year. The University of Bergen owns and is responsible for the Citizen panel. The company Ideas 2 Evidence recruits respondents, produces the survey, and provides documentation of the data. Data is stored and shared by the Norwegian Social Science Data services (NSD). The Norwegian Citizen Panel welcomes research proposals for survey content. More information about calls and other updates is available at www.medborger.uib.no http://www.medborger.uib.no
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2902-v2
title: Norwegian Citizen Panel Round 16, 2019

description: The Norwegian Citizen Panel is a platform for internet surveys of public opinion in important areas of society and politics in Norway. Participants are randomly recruited from the Norwegian population register, and they are encouraged to participate over time. The panel was fielded for the first time the fall of 2013 and as of 2017 the survey is carried out three times a year. The University of Bergen owns and is responsible for the Citizen panel. The company Ideas 2 Evidence recruits respondents, produces the survey, and provides documentation of the data. Data is stored and shared by NSD. For access to time series data, or text data, please contact DIGSSCORE. The Norwegian Citizen Panel welcomes research proposals for survey content. More information about calls and other updates is available at www.medborger.uib.no http://www.medborger.uib.no
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2903-v1
title: Norwegian Citizen Panel Round 17, 2020

description: The Norwegian Citizen Panel is a platform for internet surveys of public opinion in important areas of society and politics in Norway. Participants are randomly recruited from the Norwegian population register, and they are encouraged to participate over time. The panel was fielded for the first time the fall of 2013 and as of 2017 the survey is carried out three times a year. The University of Bergen owns and is responsible for the Citizen panel. The company Ideas 2 Evidence recruits respondents, produces the survey, and provides documentation of the data. Data is stored and shared by the Norwegian Social Science Data services (NSD). The Norwegian Citizen Panel welcomes research proposals for survey content. More information about calls and other updates is available at www.medborger.uib.no http://www.medborger.uib.no