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Sweden and the 2030 Agenda - Sustainable Development

Since the 1970s, Sweden has extensive international development assistance that aims to contribute to the implementation of the Agenda Sweden has conducted extensive international development assistance since the 1970s, and since 2006 Sweden’s aid has amounted to about 1 per cent of GNI annually

Sweden - Doing Business

Sweden Region OECD high income Income Category High income Population 10,183,175 City Covered Stockholm 10 DB RANK DB SCORE 82 0 Rankings on Doing Business topics - Sweden 39 31 10 9 80 28 31 18 39 17 Starting a Business Dealing with Construction Permits Getting Electricity Registering Property Getting Credit Protecting Minority Investors

Sweden’s long-term strategy for reducing greenhouse gas emissions

how Sweden reaches the goals and under which conditions In recent decades, Sweden has succeeded in combining reduced emissions with strong economic development A long-term and stable climate policy is needed if Sweden is to lead the way on a global transition A broad parliamentary majority backs the decision

Constitution of Sweden - parliamentam

Sweden has municipalities and county councils The decision-making power in these local authorities is exercised by elected assemblies The local authorities may levy taxes in order to perform their tasks Art 8 Courts of law exist for the administration of justice, and central and local government ad-

Gender equality policy in Sweden - Government of Sweden

Sweden has a feminist Government In practice, this means a commitment to building a society in which women and men, girls and boys can live their lives to their full potential This is a human right and a matter of de-mocracy and justice Gender equ-ality is also part of the solution to society’s challenges and a mat-

Sweden: New economic employer concept implemented from 1

Sweden: New economic employer concept implemented from 1 January 2021 27 November 2020 In brief The Swedish government has implemented the concept of ‘economic employer’ into Swedish tax law Previously, Sweden applied a more formal employer concept The new concept will particularly be