cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1965-4-v1
title: Citizen Survey 2013, User Part, Regular GP

description: Citizen Survey is one of the largest user surveys of the civil service in Norway. It provides a better knowledge base for assessing performance of public services across sectors and provide insights that can help to develop the public sector in the long term. Citizen Survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the major services / activities of the government. The survey results provide greater insight into user perceptions of businesses in the areas of education and culture, health care and government agencies. Citizen Survey 2013 comprises a innbyggerdel and user part. The citizen part is answered by residents with and without user experience while the user part is only answered by them with user experience of the various businesses. The questions in our user section is specifically aimed at measuring usage and experience with various aspects of the business and the employees. In the 2013 survey a series of questions is continued from 2010. In addition, a number of new questions are included. Respondents who answered the continued 2010-questions are included in 2013 files. The questions from 2010 that wasn't continued to 2013 is not included in 2013 files. The questions in 2013 divided into these categories: - Total Satisfaction and Confidence - Availability and physical conditions - Employee service - Employee competence - Information and communication - Digital services - Procedural and complaints File review:: NSD1965-1 - Citizen part NSD1965-2-24: User part (see list below) NSD1965-2 - Kindergarten NSD1965-3 - The Norwegian Church NSD1965-4 - Regular GP NSD1965-5 - Public library NSD1965-6 - Primary school NSD1965-7 - Health clinic NSD1965-8 - Domestic Helper NSD1965-9 - Home nursing NSD1965-10 - University College NSD1965-11 - Emergency NSD1965-12 - The Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund NSD1965-13 - The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) NSD1965-14 - Sheltered accommodation NSD1965-15 - Planning and Construction Office NSD1965-16 - Police NSD1965-17 - Norwegian Tax Administration NSD1965-18 - school-based extra-curricular activities (SFO) NSD1965-19 - Norwegian Public Roads Administration NSD1965-20 - Nursing NSD1965-21 - Hospital NSD1965-22 - Customs NSD1965-23 - University NSD1965-24 - High School
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1965-5-v1
title: Citizen Survey 2013, User Part, Public Library

description: Citizen Survey is one of the largest user surveys of the civil service in Norway. It provides a better knowledge base for assessing performance of public services across sectors and provide insights that can help to develop the public sector in the long term. Citizen Survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the major services / activities of the government. The survey results provide greater insight into user perceptions of businesses in the areas of education and culture, health care and government agencies. Citizen Survey 2013 comprises a innbyggerdel and user part. The citizen part is answered by residents with and without user experience while the user part is only answered by them with user experience of the various businesses. The questions in our user section is specifically aimed at measuring usage and experience with various aspects of the business and the employees. In the 2013 survey a series of questions is continued from 2010. In addition, a number of new questions are included. Respondents who answered the continued 2010-questions are included in 2013 files. The questions from 2010 that wasn't continued to 2013 is not included in 2013 files. The questions in 2013 divided into these categories: - Total Satisfaction and Confidence - Availability and physical conditions - Employee service - Employee competence - Information and communication - Digital services - Procedural and complaints File review:: NSD1965-1 - Citizen part NSD1965-2-24: User part (see list below) NSD1965-2 - Kindergarten NSD1965-3 - The Norwegian Church NSD1965-4 - Regular GP NSD1965-5 - Public library NSD1965-6 - Primary school NSD1965-7 - Health clinic NSD1965-8 - Domestic Helper NSD1965-9 - Home nursing NSD1965-10 - University College NSD1965-11 - Emergency NSD1965-12 - The Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund NSD1965-13 - The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) NSD1965-14 - Sheltered accommodation NSD1965-15 - Planning and Construction Office NSD1965-16 - Police NSD1965-17 - Norwegian Tax Administration NSD1965-18 - school-based extra-curricular activities (SFO) NSD1965-19 - Norwegian Public Roads Administration NSD1965-20 - Nursing NSD1965-21 - Hospital NSD1965-22 - Customs NSD1965-23 - University NSD1965-24 - High School
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1965-6-v1
title: Citizen Survey 2013, User Part, Primary School

description: Citizen Survey is one of the largest user surveys of the civil service in Norway. It provides a better knowledge base for assessing performance of public services across sectors and provide insights that can help to develop the public sector in the long term. Citizen Survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the major services / activities of the government. The survey results provide greater insight into user perceptions of businesses in the areas of education and culture, health care and government agencies. Citizen Survey 2013 comprises a innbyggerdel and user part. The citizen part is answered by residents with and without user experience while the user part is only answered by them with user experience of the various businesses. The questions in our user section is specifically aimed at measuring usage and experience with various aspects of the business and the employees. In the 2013 survey a series of questions is continued from 2010. In addition, a number of new questions are included. Respondents who answered the continued 2010-questions are included in 2013 files. The questions from 2010 that wasn't continued to 2013 is not included in 2013 files. The questions in 2013 divided into these categories: - Total Satisfaction and Confidence - Availability and physical conditions - Employee service - Employee competence - Information and communication - Digital services - Procedural and complaints File review:: NSD1965-1 - Citizen part NSD1965-2-24: User part (see list below) NSD1965-2 - Kindergarten NSD1965-3 - The Norwegian Church NSD1965-4 - Regular GP NSD1965-5 - Public library NSD1965-6 - Primary school NSD1965-7 - Health clinic NSD1965-8 - Domestic Helper NSD1965-9 - Home nursing NSD1965-10 - University College NSD1965-11 - Emergency NSD1965-12 - The Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund NSD1965-13 - The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) NSD1965-14 - Sheltered accommodation NSD1965-15 - Planning and Construction Office NSD1965-16 - Police NSD1965-17 - Norwegian Tax Administration NSD1965-18 - school-based extra-curricular activities (SFO) NSD1965-19 - Norwegian Public Roads Administration NSD1965-20 - Nursing NSD1965-21 - Hospital NSD1965-22 - Customs NSD1965-23 - University NSD1965-24 - High School
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1965-7-v1
title: Citizen Survey 2013, User Part, Health Clinic

description: Citizen Survey is one of the largest user surveys of the civil service in Norway. It provides a better knowledge base for assessing performance of public services across sectors and provide insights that can help to develop the public sector in the long term. Citizen Survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the major services / activities of the government. The survey results provide greater insight into user perceptions of businesses in the areas of education and culture, health care and government agencies. Citizen Survey 2013 comprises a innbyggerdel and user part. The citizen part is answered by residents with and without user experience while the user part is only answered by them with user experience of the various businesses. The questions in our user section is specifically aimed at measuring usage and experience with various aspects of the business and the employees. In the 2013 survey a series of questions is continued from 2010. In addition, a number of new questions are included. Respondents who answered the continued 2010-questions are included in 2013 files. The questions from 2010 that wasn't continued to 2013 is not included in 2013 files. The questions in 2013 divided into these categories: - Total Satisfaction and Confidence - Availability and physical conditions - Employee service - Employee competence - Information and communication - Digital services - Procedural and complaints File review:: NSD1965-1 - Citizen part NSD1965-2-24: User part (see list below) NSD1965-2 - Kindergarten NSD1965-3 - The Norwegian Church NSD1965-4 - Regular GP NSD1965-5 - Public library NSD1965-6 - Primary school NSD1965-7 - Health clinic NSD1965-8 - Domestic Helper NSD1965-9 - Home nursing NSD1965-10 - University College NSD1965-11 - Emergency NSD1965-12 - The Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund NSD1965-13 - The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) NSD1965-14 - Sheltered accommodation NSD1965-15 - Planning and Construction Office NSD1965-16 - Police NSD1965-17 - Norwegian Tax Administration NSD1965-18 - school-based extra-curricular activities (SFO) NSD1965-19 - Norwegian Public Roads Administration NSD1965-20 - Nursing NSD1965-21 - Hospital NSD1965-22 - Customs NSD1965-23 - University NSD1965-24 - High School
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1965-8-v1
title: Citizen Survey 2013, User Part, Domestic Helper

description: Citizen Survey is one of the largest user surveys of the civil service in Norway. It provides a better knowledge base for assessing performance of public services across sectors and provide insights that can help to develop the public sector in the long term. Citizen Survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the major services / activities of the government. The survey results provide greater insight into user perceptions of businesses in the areas of education and culture, health care and government agencies. Citizen Survey 2013 comprises a innbyggerdel and user part. The citizen part is answered by residents with and without user experience while the user part is only answered by them with user experience of the various businesses. The questions in our user section is specifically aimed at measuring usage and experience with various aspects of the business and the employees. In the 2013 survey a series of questions is continued from 2010. In addition, a number of new questions are included. Respondents who answered the continued 2010-questions are included in 2013 files. The questions from 2010 that wasn't continued to 2013 is not included in 2013 files. The questions in 2013 divided into these categories: - Total Satisfaction and Confidence - Availability and physical conditions - Employee service - Employee competence - Information and communication - Digital services - Procedural and complaints File review:: NSD1965-1 - Citizen part NSD1965-2-24: User part (see list below) NSD1965-2 - Kindergarten NSD1965-3 - The Norwegian Church NSD1965-4 - Regular GP NSD1965-5 - Public library NSD1965-6 - Primary school NSD1965-7 - Health clinic NSD1965-8 - Domestic Helper NSD1965-9 - Home nursing NSD1965-10 - University College NSD1965-11 - Emergency NSD1965-12 - The Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund NSD1965-13 - The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) NSD1965-14 - Sheltered accommodation NSD1965-15 - Planning and Construction Office NSD1965-16 - Police NSD1965-17 - Norwegian Tax Administration NSD1965-18 - school-based extra-curricular activities (SFO) NSD1965-19 - Norwegian Public Roads Administration NSD1965-20 - Nursing NSD1965-21 - Hospital NSD1965-22 - Customs NSD1965-23 - University NSD1965-24 - High School
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1965-9-v1
title: Citizen Survey 2013, User Part, Home Nursing Care

description: Citizen Survey is one of the largest user surveys of the civil service in Norway. It provides a better knowledge base for assessing performance of public services across sectors and provide insights that can help to develop the public sector in the long term. Citizen Survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the major services / activities of the government. The survey results provide greater insight into user perceptions of businesses in the areas of education and culture, health care and government agencies. Citizen Survey 2013 comprises a innbyggerdel and user part. The citizen part is answered by residents with and without user experience while the user part is only answered by them with user experience of the various businesses. The questions in our user section is specifically aimed at measuring usage and experience with various aspects of the business and the employees. In the 2013 survey a series of questions is continued from 2010. In addition, a number of new questions are included. Respondents who answered the continued 2010-questions are included in 2013 files. The questions from 2010 that wasn't continued to 2013 is not included in 2013 files. The questions in 2013 divided into these categories: - Total Satisfaction and Confidence - Availability and physical conditions - Employee service - Employee competence - Information and communication - Digital services - Procedural and complaints File review:: NSD1965-1 - Citizen part NSD1965-2-24: User part (see list below) NSD1965-2 - Kindergarten NSD1965-3 - The Norwegian Church NSD1965-4 - Regular GP NSD1965-5 - Public library NSD1965-6 - Primary school NSD1965-7 - Health clinic NSD1965-8 - Domestic Helper NSD1965-9 - Home nursing NSD1965-10 - University College NSD1965-11 - Emergency NSD1965-12 - The Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund NSD1965-13 - The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) NSD1965-14 - Sheltered accommodation NSD1965-15 - Planning and Construction Office NSD1965-16 - Police NSD1965-17 - Norwegian Tax Administration NSD1965-18 - school-based extra-curricular activities (SFO) NSD1965-19 - Norwegian Public Roads Administration NSD1965-20 - Nursing NSD1965-21 - Hospital NSD1965-22 - Customs NSD1965-23 - University NSD1965-24 - High School
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1966-v1
title: Places for Learning, Care and Growth - The Physical Environments in Early Childhood Education and Care Institutions (ECECI) in Norway, 2011

description: The project aims to develop research methods for gaining new knowledge about the impact of physical environment on children's learning, care and growth in kindergarten, and with a focus on learning areas in the Framework Plan for the Content and Tasks of Kindergartens. The project was interdisciplinary, and includes both pedagogical and architectonic perspectives on the kindergartens physical environment. Several scientific terms including the pedagogical environment were already in use, such as pedagogical discourses (Aasebø & Melhuus, 2005; Halloway & Valentine, 2000), the room as pedagogical text (Moser, 2007), children's topology (Amundsen et al., 2007) and the physical environment as "affordances" (Sandseter, 2007, Fjørtoft, 2000). New knowledge about children's topology will give more insight and respect for children's places in kindergarten, andenable preschool teachers and architects to implement the knowledge in their professional prtactices and discources.The project intends to be the first step of a moderate or large-scale project. This mainly includes the preparatory assessment to meet me thodological and theoretical challenges regarding to cooperation between quite different academic disciplines. The primary goal was to develop good and feasible methodologies as well as a database containing the results and experiences from international research- and development projects focusing on space in early childhood education. Despite of the character of a pre-project, the body of knowledge to be collected, analyzed and presented as a result of the pre-project, will be of substantial relevance for institutions for pre-school teacher education.

For further information about "Places for Learning, Care and Growth - The Physical Environments in Early Childhood Education and Care Institutions (ECECI) in Norway, 2011", please contact the principal investigator.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1967-v2
title: Level of Living EU SILC, 2012

description: The Level of living EU SILC, 2012 is conducted by Statistics Norway. This is the second time The Level of Living Survey is subordinate to the the European Union through Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC). The reason for this organization is a requirement under the EEA Agreement, and SSB thus cover international obligations for data delivery. The surveys bills have a three-year cycle, where different topics are addressed each year. In 2012 there was a particular focus on housing and living conditions, and exposure and fear of crime. It was pulled a sample of 11387 people in Norway over 16 years. Respondents constitute a panel to be followed up in 2015. The purpose of living surveys is primarily to obtain information about living conditions. Through the rotating themes the surveys also provide useful information in other areas. In addition, the panel execution provides consecutive information by respondents as they are interviewed several times.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1967-v3
title: Level of Living Survey EU SILC, 2012

description: The Level of living EU SILC, 2012 is conducted by Statistics Norway. This is the second time The Level of Living Survey is subordinate to the the European Union through Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC). The reason for this organization is a requirement under the EEA Agreement, and SSB thus cover international obligations for data delivery. The surveys bills have a three-year cycle, where different topics are addressed each year. In 2012 there was a particular focus on housing and living conditions, and exposure and fear of crime. It was pulled a sample of 11387 people in Norway over 16 years. Respondents constitute a panel to be followed up in 2015. The purpose of living surveys is primarily to obtain information about living conditions. Through the rotating themes the surveys also provide useful information in other areas. In addition, the panel execution provides consecutive information by respondents as they are interviewed several times.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1967-v4
title: Level of Living Survey EU SILC, 2012

description: The Level of living EU SILC, 2012 is conducted by Statistics Norway. This is the second time The Level of Living Survey is subordinate to the the European Union through Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC). The reason for this organization is a requirement under the EEA Agreement, and SSB thus cover international obligations for data delivery. The surveys bills have a three-year cycle, where different topics are addressed each year. In 2012 there was a particular focus on housing and living conditions, and exposure and fear of crime. It was pulled a sample of 11387 people in Norway over 16 years. Respondents constitute a panel to be followed up in 2015. The purpose of living surveys is primarily to obtain information about living conditions. Through the rotating themes the surveys also provide useful information in other areas. In addition, the panel execution provides consecutive information by respondents as they are interviewed several times.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1968-v1
title: Culture and Mass Media Survey, 2012

description: This dataset is based on "Culture and Mass Media Survey 2012", conducted by Statistics Norway. In addition to the quarterly media surveys that Statistics Norway conducts, this data set also includes as a separate cultural section. Culture and Mass Media surveys have been conducted in 1991, 1994, 1997, 2000, 2004, 2008 and 2012. As stated in the documentation report, "The purpose of this study is to provide a comprehensive presentation of the Norwegians' use of different types of mass media and cultural facilities and the supply of entertainment." The survey conducted in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, with financial support of the Norwegian Media Authority. The sample of the study consits of people i Norway between 9-79 years of age.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1968-v2
title: Culture and Mass Media Survey, 2012

description: This dataset is based on "Culture and Mass Media Survey 2012", conducted by Statistics Norway. In addition to the quarterly media surveys that Statistics Norway conducts, this data set also includes as a separate cultural section. Culture and Mass Media surveys have been conducted in 1991, 1994, 1997, 2000, 2004, 2008 and 2012. As stated in the documentation report, "The purpose of this study is to provide a comprehensive presentation of the Norwegians' use of different types of mass media and cultural facilities and the supply of entertainment." The survey conducted in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, with financial support of the Norwegian Media Authority. The sample of the study consits of people i Norway between 9-79 years of age.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1969-1-v1
title: Leisure and Sustainable Development: Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution? - Leisure Time Transportation (WP4), 2008.

description: The overall focus of this project is the relationship between leisure time consumption and sustainable development in post industrialised countries, and how policies can influence on this relationship. The project is very much based on the findings from the project "Environmental aspects with leisure time consumption: Theoretical developments, empirical analysis and normative discussions" financed by the RAMBU programme, which defined what leisure-time consumption is and presented figures for the volume of consumption and the total energy use.

In this project the RAMBU project is followed up by doing a serious of case studies, in order to assess the drivers of leisure-time consumption and a more detailed assessment of how leisure-timeconsumption have developed over time within a limited number of consumption categories. We will study the increased use of outdoor recreation equipment (case 1), second homes (case 2), leisure boats (case 3) and leisure-time transportation (case 4). In t he final part of the project we will gather relevant stakeholders in order to discuss possible means and policies to a) reduce the environmental impacts of leisure-time consumption, and b) enhance the transfer of low-impact practices from leisure to every-day consumption; thus also in reality establishing the "leisure sector".
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd1969-2-v1
title: Leisure and Sustainable Development: Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution? - Second Homes, 2010.

description: The overall focus of this project is the relationship between leisure time consumption and sustainable development in post industrialised countries, and how policies can influence on this relationship. The project is very much based on the findings from the project "Environmental aspects with leisure time consumption: Theoretical developments, empirical analysis and normative discussions" financed by the RAMBU programme, which defined what leisure-time consumption is and presented figures for the volume of consumption and the total energy use.

In this project the RAMBU project is followed up by doing a serious of case studies, in order to assess the drivers of leisure-time consumption and a more detailed assessment of how leisure-timeconsumption have developed over time within a limited number of consumption categories. We will study the increased use of outdoor recreation equipment (case 1), second homes (case 2), leisure boats (case 3) and leisure-time transportation (case 4). In t he final part of the project we will gather relevant stakeholders in order to discuss possible means and policies to a) reduce the environmental impacts of leisure-time consumption, and b) enhance the transfer of low-impact practices from leisure to every-day consumption; thus also in reality establishing the "leisure sector".