ssb.no
Norway’s official statistics agency publishes national data, analyses and statistical tools for the public and institutions
About ssb.no
Statistics Norway (Statistisk sentralbyrå) produces and publishes official statistics, analyses and research on Norway. Its services include a statistics bank, calculators and municipal data tools.
It serves people seeking information about Norwegian society as well as users of statistical data and analysis. The agency has provided official statistics since 1876.
Product: Official statistics, analyses, research publications and online statistical tools about Norway.
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