frameworks in order to reach a main objective: to ensure an excellent society for all citizens. Dual Strategies for Welfare The vision of welfare originates in a political ambition and it aims for a social [...] require daily assistance on residential homes. The legal framework in regards to welfare of the elderly will be carried out in a new law that ensures the elderly citizens’ rights and options. The Welfare [...] and economic spheres come together in a expanding dialectic synthesis. This is how we will achieve to be amongst the most advanced nations. We see great ideals in the Nordic welfare model: • with structures

There was a great buzz about the place back in 1978. When I arrived first there was a lot of construction work going on; such as earth moving, civil construction work, laying the foundations for a lot of [...] where you can often be on a bus or a plane and you do not know anybody. ?We have also become a much more outgoing community and I think for the better of it. People have been actually come to live in Shetland [...] created a prosperous society that enjoys one of the highest standards of living anywhere in Britain. A unique partnership between the industry and the local authority has secured the islands a steady stream

Uruguay, England, New Zealand, Denmark, Germany, Czech Republic, to name a few, one can already say that Adriano is a citizen the world. Considered the precursor of samba-rock in New Zealand and Europe, where [...] í Europa síðani mai, spælir brasilianskan samba-rokk og jazz. Á heimasíðuni hjá Adriano stendur m.a : Brazilian musician Adriano Trindade plays Jazz/Brasil and samba-rock (from Brasil). Going through [...] years, Adriano Trindade has always been ahead of samba-rock movement that swept London and Paris for a few years, where the shows took place at the renowned Favela Chic, known playhouse worldwid

months. If we see hydrocarbon production on the Faroe Shelf in the future, the local industry will also face a new challenge with a marked increase in activity. According to the Faroese hydrocarbon act, all [...] invited back this year. Last year we were on the brink of a new industry in the Faroese context. Today we have three exploration wells behind us and a lot of experience which I am looking forward to hearing [...] conference. We have established that our subsoil holds hydrocarbon accumulations in significant volumes and that poses a new challenge for the authorities, the oil companies and the local industry. The large

their feet with this work. It is also very important that our administration be on par with the workload, so it can ensure the work is conducted in a sensible manner – both from a public viewpoint and [...] forget that a drilling is just the end result of an exhaustive preliminary work project. The license holders are doing a huge amount of work. Our own geologists at Jarðfeingi are also doing a large amount [...] producing system is present in the Faroe subsoil. Although this is an important confirmation, oil exploration is a far more complex issue and therefore much work has to be done before we can arrive at out chosen

value, new career opportunities for many and a completely different playing field in the cheese industry. Based in world heritage site, lies a cheese company that from their own hard efforts can live their [...] Fredriksdals Kirsebærvin, Denmark The winner is a producer who organically makes a product which is sought after in the most prestigious restaurants in Europe. Trying new innovative ways to maximise the harvest [...] Sweden With a high market potential this entrepreneur is using raw tenacity to make a naturally sweet beverage in a harsh climate that nobody believed would succeed. The cold winter season, hard work and terroir

It is so easy to deny this, and in our hominid arrogance we choose to be willfully ignorant in negating their sentience. This is not about killing a cow, a sheep, or a pig raised for human consumption [...] owes his life to a dolphin that t-boned a great white shark that was about to strike him. There have been numerous examples of dolphins saving the lives of human beings. In New Zealand, America, Brazil [...] and welcome in the Faeroe Islands. Towards that end, we decided to make a public presentation in Torshavn to explain why Sea Shepherd is defending the whales. First we approached Nordic House, a cultural

countries like the Faroe Islands can now become the focus of attention and therefore – in a way – become a new centre. A New Frontier There are still new frontiers to be discovered in the world – and the Faroe [...] burning question is: What role can a little nation like the Faroe Islands play in a globalised world? In my view information, communication and technology are creating a new reality. It’s the ‘levelled playing [...] experience in a radio programme in this way: »It’s a cosmic experience. The Faroe Islands is a country which is – and is not. It is in constant flux. It keeps disappearing: One moment it’s lost in the fog

data major structures can be imaged beneath the basalts in certain parts of the Faroe Shelf. Hopefully, the work performed within the 9-year licenses and the SINDRI project can assist in maturing these structures [...] pitfalls. There is a need to approach exploration in the Faroes with an open mind in order not to preclude opportunities from ever being discovered, and this also implies that there is a need to look both [...] element when enhancing the geological understanding of a new area is the question of openness and data exchange. To a certain degree this also has happened in the Faroese region. The Faroese authorities appreciate

doorstep in the early 1990?s. Instead Britain is finally carrying out constitutional reform in a conscious attempt to adapt to its modern place in the world. New centres of poser have been created in Scotland [...] British agenda. For a start they could take the initiative in forming links with the new Scottish Home Government in Edinburgh. Donald Dewar and his colleagues would surely be interested in the Faroe Islands [...] Dock in Grimsby when old Hákun Djurhuus stepped off a trawler to pursue fishery negotiations with the British in the 1960?s. Neither was there much recognition of Atli Dam?s status when he was in Britain