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Citizenship 2025
BeskrivelseThis version is based on the latest known overview of current citizenship according to the Directorate of Immigration (UDI). Code reference has the following order (alpha-2, alpha-3, num-3, SSB-3), for example Norway (NO, NOR, 578, 000). Norway now recognizes Palestine as an independent state. This means that individuals considered citizens of Palestine will no longer be subject to citizenship rules that apply to stateless persons.
TypeKlassifikasjonsversjon
SpråkEngelsk
Gyldig fra/-til2025-01-01 -
Type of offence 2015
BeskrivelseFrom version 2015 of Standard for Type of offence, all offences are classified into nine groups of offences. These groups are further broken down into underlying levels of more specified types of offences. In its most detailed version from 2015 and onwards, the standard include about 150 unique types of offences. Previous versions of the standard contained two variants, with ten groups of offence and about 140 types of offences, which did not correlate into a joint classification of offences. Type of offence 2015 is adjusted to and made with emphasis on the Penal Code of 2005, which together with a new set of codes for registering offences came into effect on 1 October 2015. There are significant differences between the Penal Code of 1902 and the Penal Code of 2005 – both in content and in the way they are structured. The differences are even more evident for the corresponding codes used for offence registration in the police’ criminal case registers. Due to the new penal code not having retroactive effect, both sets of offence codes are in use after 1 October 2015. Criminal cases regarding violations of provisions dating back to before the introduction of the new penal code, are as a general rule registered with the offence codes and corresponding code names which were valid at the time of the offence. However, it will not always be possible to specify and classify these offences in the same way as for violations of the Penal Code of 2005. Thus, certain types of offences in version 2015 will exclusively be made up by offences derived from penal legislation dating from 1 October and onwards, and will for the most part include offences which are also committed after the new penal code came into effect. In the standard and statistics, such types of offences are specified with “(from 1.10.2015)” in the classification. Older offences which cannot be specified to the same extent as offences from the new penal code are allocated under and named as “other or unspecified” types of offences. The statistical content, and possibilities of specifying offences at the most detailed levels, will thus be determined by the scope of offences committed before or after 1 October 2015. This type of break in the time series will vary over time for the different types of offences, and differ between the various crime statistics. Where such breaks in the time series are identified – and thus creating problems for the utilisation of the crime statistics – the general advice is to use figures at a more aggregated level, where figures are less specified and to a lesser extent contain breaks in the time series.
TypeKlassifikasjonsversjon
SpråkEngelsk
Gyldig fra/-til2017-01-01 -
Type of offence 2006
BeskrivelseType of offence 2006 has been used in Statistics Norway’s crime statistics up to and including the 2014 statistics. Type of offence 2006 is based on a classification of offences dating back to the beginning of the 1990s and consists of 10 groups of offences and about 140 unique types of offences. Type of offence 2006 is significantly different from the latest version Type of offence 2015. The 2006 version is the last version of the Standard for Type of offence with a non-corresponding relation between Group of offence and Type of offence, as the two standards are not included in the same hierarchical grouping. In version 2006 of Type of offence – and earlier variants of this – all offences are broken down by crimes and misdemeanors (Category of offence). Furthermore, the underlying levels of Type of offence are grouped to correspond with the chapter structure in the Penal Code of 1902 and other prominent statutory legislation containing penal provisions. All published time series under each crime statistic, also for years prior to 2006, are thus grouped by Type of offence 2006, as shown in the correspondence between Type of offence 2006 and Police codes for offences 2014. The StatBank tables containing breakdowns by Type of offence 2006 are made by selecting either Category of offence -2014, Group of offence -2014 or Type of offence -2014. All StatBank tables allocated by Type of offence 2006 will have 2014 as the final statistical year, thus indicated with “(closed series)”.
TypeKlassifikasjonsversjon
SpråkEngelsk
Gyldig fra/-til2006-01-01 - 2015-01-01
Standard gross margin of an agricultural holding
DefinisjonThe standard gross margin (SGM) is the balance between the standard value of output and the standard value of certain direct costs. SGMs are calculated at regional level per area unit (decare, square metre) and head of livestock for related crops and livestock categories. The SGM for an enterprise within the holding is the SGM per area unit/head of livestock multiplied by the total of the relevant crop/livestock category. The total SGM of the holding is the sum of all enterprises run by the holding.
Statistisk enhetEstablishment
Emne10.04.10 - Agriculture, hunting, wildlife conservation
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
Gyldig fra/-til1999-07-31 - 2009-07-31
Disposable income
DefinisjonDifference between compensation of employees, mixed income, property income received, social benefits and other incomes on the one side, and current taxes, property income paid and other expenditures on the other side.
Statistisk enhetEnterprise
Emne09.01 - National accounts
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
DatoOpprettet: 2006-07-03Sist endret: 2015-12-03
Absence due to sickness
DefinisjonThe variable is defined as one or more consecutive days of sick leave.
Statistisk enhetPerson
Emne06.02 - Working conditions, sickness absenteeism
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
Gyldig fra/-til2000-04-01 -
Facilitated for persons with long-term disability
DefinisjonFacilitated means : "The Norwegian Federation of Organisations of Disabled People (FFO) was founded on 21 September 1950, and is a central co-operative body of organisations of disabled people in Norway. Fundamental to FFO's work is its belief in a society based on solidarity - a society that ensures the right to freedom, social security and societal participation for all. FFO envisions a society where disabled people have equal opportunity to take part in all aspects of society, where disabled people are equal in all respects."
Statistisk enhetEnterprise
Emne07 - Recreational, cultural and sporting activities
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
Gyldig fra/-til2004-12-31 -
Net financial assets
DefinisjonThe difference between total financial assets and total liabilities.
Statistisk enhetEnterprise
Emne09.02 - Financial sector balances
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
DatoOpprettet: 2008-02-06Sist endret: 2008-11-17
Pump consumption and other own consumption
DefinisjonPump consumption is power used to run pump stations that elevate water from a lower to higher level. Own consumption contains light and heating in the power stations in addition to engines, compressors and other production equipment.
Statistisk enhetEnterprise
Emne10.08.10 - Electricity, gas, steam and hot water supply
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
DatoOpprettet: 2008-07-03Sist endret: 2009-06-16
Stocks (market value)
DefinisjonStocks show the value of securities at the end of the period. Market values are obtained from the last transaction during the period for listed securities and the last obtained transaction for unlisted securities. If no price can be obtained from transactions, a tax assessment price or nominal value price is used.
Statistisk enhetEnterprise
Emne11.01 - Shares, bonds, share prices, exchange rates
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
DatoOpprettet: 2009-01-23Sist endret: 2009-02-04