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Norway budget proposals impact voluntary organizations and elderly care
Norway's proposed state budget includes significant funding shifts affecting voluntary organizations and elderly care. The budget proposes a 70 million NOK cut to the study association scheme, representing roughly 26% of its funding. Various cultural and community organizations face reductions, including Noregs Ungdomslag with nearly 1 million NOK, Noregs Mållag with 775,000 NOK, and Noregs Husflidslag with 1.1 million NOK.
In the sector of elderly care, the government has proposed removing 7.2 million NOK in earmarked support for the organization Livsglede for Eldre. Conversely, the Arbeiderpartiet party has proposed an 'elderly lift' involving 4.1 billion NOK in additional funding for next year. This political proposal includes adding 1,750 nursing home places and increasing the 'eldrekrafta' initiative to 91 million NOK to combat loneliness and strengthen health volunteerism.
Entities
Arbeiderpartiet · Livsglede for Eldre · Noregs Mållag · Noregs Ungdomslag · Norway
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Arbeiderpartiet plans to increase nursing home capacity by 1,750 places. www.fvn.no
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Noregs Mållag is set to receive a cut of 775,000 NOK. www.bul.no
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Arbeiderpartiet party proposes an additional 4.1 billion NOK for elderly care next year. www.fvn.no
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The government proposes removing 7.2 million NOK in earmarked support for Livsglede for Eldre. www.sagat.no
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Noregs Ungdomslag faces a budget cut of nearly one million NOK. www.bul.no
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Arbeiderpartiet proposes increasing the 'eldrekrafta' initiative to 91 million NOK. www.fvn.no
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Norwegian government proposes a 70 million NOK cut to the study association scheme, approximately 26% of the total. www.bul.no
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Noregs Husflidslag faces a budget cut of 1.1 million NOK. www.bul.no