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U11 ÄLGLIGAN POOLSPEL 2018/2019 INGA Resultat Kommer
U11 ÄLGLIGAN POOLSPEL 2018/2019 INGA resultat kommer att redovisas Uppdaterad 2018-09-18 POOLSPEL 1: 13/10-28/10 POOLSPEL 2: 3/11-18/11 POOLSPEL 3: 24/11-16/12 Spelplats: Grums Spelplats: Karlstad Spelplats: Åmål Grums - Färjestad grön Färjestad grön - Säffle Åmål - Kil Färjestad grön - Inbjudan Säffle - Charlottenberg Kil - Färjestad grön Inbjudan - Grums Charlottenberg - Färjestad grön Färjestad grön - Åmål Spelplats: Säffle Spelplats: Arvika Spelplats: Vålberg Säffle - Åmål Arvika vit - Arvika blå Nor - Arvika vit Åmål - BIK Karlskoga blå Arvika blå - Åmål Arvika vit - Charlottenberg BIK Karlskoga blå - Säffle Åmål - Arvika vit Charlottenberg - Nor Spelplats: Kil Spelplats: Grums Spelplats: Arvika Kil - Arvika blå Grums - Nor Arvika blå - Säffle Arvika blå - Kristinehamn Nor - Munkfors Säffle - Grums Kristinehamn - Kil Munkfors - Grums Grums - Arvika blå Spelplats: Hammarö Spelplats: Filipstad Spelplats: Hammarö Hammarö vit - Nor Filipstad - Kil Hammarö vit - Färjestad vit Nor - BIK Karlskoga vit Kil - Inbjuden Färjestad vit - Inbjudan BIK Karlskoga vit - Hammarö vit Inbjuden - Filipstad Inbjudan - Hammarö vit Spelplats: Karlstad Spelplats: Sunne Spelplats: Munkfors Färjestad vit - Arvika vit Sunne - Hammarö vit Munkfors - Sunne Arvika vit - Filipstad Hammarö vit - Inbjudan Sunne - BIK Karlskoga blå Filipstad - Färjestad vit Inbjudan - Sunne BIK Karlskoga blå - Munkfors Spelplats: Charlottenberg Spelplats: Hammarö Spelplats: Karlskoga Charlottenberg - Munkfors Hammarö röd - Färjestad vit BIK Karlskoga vit - Kristinehamn Munkfors - -
Tourist Guide Karlstad, Hammarö, Grums, Forshaga and Kil a Warm Welcome
Tourist guide Karlstad, Hammarö, Grums, Forshaga and Kil A warm welcome NORWAY Värmland Oslo SWEDEN The Karlstad region Stockholm Gothenburg Fredrikshavn DENMARK Copenhagen Malmö Ystad Trelleborg Kiel Travemünde Rostock Swinoujscie GERMANY The Karlstad region aims to be one of the most visitor friendly regions in Sweden and a year round travel destination We want everyone who visits to really feel at home and leave with plenty of happy memories. All of us in the Karlstad region, which includes the municipalities of Grums, Hammarö, Kil, Forshaga and Karlstad, wish you a warm welcome to our part of Värmland. What to do when you are here There are around 48 locations in the Karlstad region where you can find tourist information and personal service. For contact details, please see pages 38-39. You can also find inspiration at Facebook, Instagram and our web page, see back cover of this brochure for more information. 2 V.Skymnäs Höje 246 Gettjärn Sunnemo Torsberg Ingmår 241 Mjönäs Gräs 241 S.Borgeby 241 Tjärn Sunne The KarlstadMunkfors region map 45 240 Rottneros Runnberget Mangskog Ransäter Mellan- 359 Fryken Finntorp Rud Klarälvsbanan V.Ämtervik Smedserud Östanås Lersjön Olsäter Butorp Sund Horssjön Nordsjö Ås Stenåsen Emsen Hällekil 238 Södervik Örtenäs Björntjärn Ängarna Torsked 61 Edeby Mjönäs Viken Nyckelby Brunskog 238 45 62 Ö.Örten Färnsviken Herrån Lilla Bonserud Torsberget Böckeln Brattf 51 Getmossen V.Örten 237 Östmarken Tida- 63 Edet Klarälvsbanan Edane Torpsjön Gunnarsbytorp Ulvsby fors Acksjön Stora Mölnbacka Näs Nordby Jonsbyn -
145 159 166 168 172 173 183 190 195 196 197 215 Vol. VII December
(ISSN 0275-9314) CONTENTS Sven Mattisson Trägårdh, Swedish Labor Leader and Emigrant 145 On the Ruhlin Ancestry 159 A Bibliographical Note on The Swedes in Illinois 166 Genealogical Queries from the Swedish House of Nobles 168 Rambo Birthplace Found 172 St. Ansgarius (Chicago) Marriages 1867-1879 (Continued) 173 Genealogical Queries 183 Literature 190 Roval Coin Cabinet to Honor New Sweden 1988 195 A Presidential Proclamation 196 Index of Personal Names 197 Index of Place Names 215 Vol. VII December 1987 No. 4 Copyright* 1987 Swedish American Genealogin! P.O. Box 2186 Winter Park. FL 32790 (ISSN 0275-9.114) Edilorand Publisher Nils William Olsson. Ph.D.. F.A.S.G. ( ontrihuling Editors Glen U. Brolandcr, Augustana College, Rock Island. 1L Sten Carlsson. Ph.D.. Uppsala University. Uppsala, Sweden Col. Erik Thorell, Stockholm. Sweden Erik Wikén, Ph.D.. Uppsala. Sweden Contributions are welcome but the quarterly and its editors assume no responsibility for errors of fact or views expressed, nor for the accuracy ol material presented in books reviewed. Queries arc printed free of charge to subscribers only. Subscriptions arc Slo.OO pel annum and run lor the calendar year. Single copies arc $5.00 each. In Sweden the subscript ion price is 125.00 Swedish */-<//»<.>/• per year for surface dcli\ery. I75.00/Uo/I«r lor air delivery. In Scandinavia the subscription fee maj be deposited in postgiro account No. 260 10-9. Swedish American GeneaiogUt, Box 2029. 103 II Stockholm. Argosy Tours Announces A HERITAGE TOUR OF SWEDEN 12-26 June 1988 Sponsored by Kalmar Nyckel Commemorative Committee of Wilmington. -
How Sweden Could Develop a National and Local DRR Strategies
RESEARCH/STUDY Developing a national strategy for disaster risk reduction and resilience in Sweden Recommendat ions for the implementation of the Sendai Framework Global Target E Opportunities for the goals E (DRR strategies) 2 Facts Developing a national strategy for disaster risk reduction and resilience in Sweden: Recommendations for the implementation of the Sendai Framework Global Target E. Swedish project title: Sveriges möjligheter för tillämpning av Sendairamverkets globala mål E om katastrofriskreduceringsstrategier. 2018-2019 Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies LUCSUS, in cooperation with the Department of Risk Management and Societal Safety at Lund University. Christine Wamsler, Åse Johannessen, Peter Månsson MSB commissioned in 2018 Lund University to explore if, and how, a national (and linked local) strategies for disaster risk reduction and resilience could be developed and implemented in Sweden. It is the global target E of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030. Based on different methods, including document reviews and interviews with international, European, national and local stakeholders, the study provides key recommendations for fulfilling this goal and, ultimately, making Sweden more disaster resilient. MSB’s contact person: Janet Edwards, +46 (0)10-240 5108 Photo: MSB Publication number MSB 1391 - April, 2019 ISBN 978-91-7383-943-3 MSB has commissioned and financed this research report. The authors are solely responsible for its contents. 3 Contents Contents .................................................................................... -
INNOVATION SYSTEMS and HOMOSOCIAL STRUCTURES Prof Gerd Lindgren, Karlstad University, October 2006
INNOVATION SYSTEMS AND HOMOSOCIAL STRUCTURES Prof Gerd Lindgren, Karlstad University, October 2006 INNOVATION SYSTEMS AND HOMOSOCIAL STRUCTURES Professor Gerd Lindgren Karlstad University OECD-conference October 2006 INNOVATION SYSTEMS AND HOMOSOCIAL STRUCTURES Prof Gerd Lindgren, Karlstad University, October 2006 INNOVATION SYSTEMS AND HOMOSOCIAL STRUCTURES A joint study by the universities in Karlstad and Stockholm and regional stakeholders in Värmland. INNOVATION SYSTEMS AND HOMOSOCIAL STRUCTURES Prof Gerd Lindgren, Karlstad University, October 2006 VÄRMLAND • Size: 19 371 km2 • Population: 273 500 • County town: Karlstad, 80.000 inhabitants • 17 Municipalities INNOVATION SYSTEMS AND HOMOSOCIAL STRUCTURES Prof Gerd Lindgren, Karlstad University, October 2006 LOCATION & COMMUNICATION • 3 Airports • Alongside the Norwegian border • Vänern (one of Europe’s biggest lakes) with ports • Railway, three hours by train or car to: Stockholm (300 km) Gothenburg (250 km) Oslo (200 km) • Developed broadband throughout the region INNOVATION SYSTEMS AND HOMOSOCIAL STRUCTURES Prof Gerd Lindgren, Karlstad University, October 2006 VÄRMLAND PAPER AND PULP - Unique concentration of international forest industries - Packaging - 12 000 employees STEEL AND ENGINEERING - Significant export industry - 11 000 employees - E.g. tool steel, buses and propellers FOOD TOURISM -22 500 M Euro in turnover every year INNOVATION SYSTEMS AND HOMOSOCIAL STRUCTURES Prof Gerd Lindgren, Karlstad University, October 2006 VÄRMLAND THE PUBLIC SECTOR SCHOOLING SMALL AND MEDIUM -
KALLELSE KF Sida 1 (3) KOMMUN Datum 2020-12-10
STORFORS KALLELSE KF Sida 1 (3) KOMMUN Datum 2020-12-10 Kallelse Ledamöterna i Kommunfullmäktige kallas till sammanträde. Ersättarna underrättas om sammanträdet. Tid: 2020-12-17, kl. 18:00 Plats: Digitalt Program Tid Programpunkt Lokal 17:00 Gruppmöte Socialdemokraterna och Vänsterpartiet. 17:00 Gruppmöte Moderata Samlingspartiet, Centerpartiet och Kristdemokraterna. 17:00 Gruppmöte Sverigedemokraterna. 17:00 Gruppmöte Storforsdemokraterna. 18:00 Allmänhetens frågestund. 18:05 Ordet är fritt. 18:10 Ärendebehandling. Thomas Backelin Ordförande Vid förhinder meddelar kommunfullmäktigeledamot detta till KS-kansli som inkallar ersättare efter ordning som fastställts vid val. Telefon 0550-651 53, 0550-651 47, 0550-651 37 eller [email protected] STORFORS KALLELSE KF Sida 2 (3) KOMMUN Datum 2020-12-10 Ärenden Dnr Paragra f 1 Mötets öppnande 2 Upprop 3 Val av protokollsjusterare samt bestämmande av justeringens tid och plats 4 Meddelanden KS/2020:237, KS/2020:482 5 Motion från Stefan KS/2020:551 Valentin Larssin (M), Motion om ökad rörlighet på fastighetsmarknaden 6 Motion från Stefan KS/2020:550 Valentin Larsson (M) Motion om krav på ministandard för Boende för individer, familjer, barn med Försörjningsstöd 7 Motion från Peter KS/2020:549 Farrington (M), Motion om upprättande och utförande av en 5 årig asfalteringsplan för hela kommunen 8 Sammanträdestider 2021 KS/2020:500 § 190 9 Försäljning av mark KS/2020:437 § 188 Tf. enhetschef teknisk Lungsund 1:28 drift Jukka Mäenpää 10 Försäljning av fastighet KS/2020:433 § 187 Tf. enhetschef teknisk Storfors 33:14 drift Jukka Mäenpää STORFORS KALLELSE KF Sida 3 (3) KOMMUN Datum 2020-12-10 Ärenden Dnr Paragra f 11 Rapport projekt Kommunikationschef Järnsjöleden Ewa Wiklund, Näringsutvecklare Kristina Karlsson Sammanträdesprotokoll 1 (2) Sammanträdesdatum 2020-11-12 TTN § 81 Dnr 2020-00051 Riktlinjer serveringstillstånd Sammanfattning Den 23 maj 2017 respektive 17 augusti 2017 antog kommunfullmäktige i Karlskoga kommun respektive Storfors kommun riktlinjer för alkoholservering. -
VÅLD I NÄRA RELATIONER I VÄRMLANDS LÄN Aktuell Förteckning Finns På
VÅLD REGIONAL SAMVERKAN I VÄRMLAND I NÄRA KONTAKTER 2020 RELATIONER KONTAKT TELEFONNUMMER WEBBPLATS E-POST NATIONELLA TELEFONNUMMER/WEBBSIDOR UMO (ungdomsmottagning på nätet) www.umo.se [email protected] Barnombudsmannen 08-692 29 50 www.barnombudsmannen.se Kvinnofridslinjen 020-50 50 50 www.kvinnofridslinjen.se Preventell hjälplinjen vid oönskad sexualitet 020-66 77 88 www.preventell.se [email protected] 1177 Vårdguiden 1177 www.1177.se BRIS - vuxen 08-598 888 00 www.bris.se [email protected] BRIS - barnens hjälptelefon 116 111 www.bris.se [email protected] Terrafem - jourtelefon på 20 olika språk 020-52 10 10 www.terrafem.org [email protected] Skatteverket 0771–567 567 www.skatteverket.se Barnahus Värmland 054-540 49 09/540 49 11 www.karlstad.se [email protected] Brottsoffer- och personsäkerhetsgruppen 010-567 14 00 Polisen RFSL Värmland 054-15 20 90 www.rfsl.se/varmland [email protected] Observera att dessa listor inte är heltäckande och att kontaktuppgifter kan bli inaktuella. KONTAKT TELEFONNUMMER WEBBPLATS E-POST BROTTSOFFERJOUREN I VÄRMLAND Värmland 054-18 28 88 www.varmland.boj.se [email protected] Östra Värmland 0550-122 20 www.ostravarmland.boj.se [email protected] KRISMOTTAGNING FÖR MÄN I VÄRMLAND Karlstad 054-18 01 54 www.karlstad.se [email protected] Norra Värmland 0563-54 12 27/54 12 26/54 12 16 Munkfors, Hagfors, Sunne, Torsby 070-662 11 26 www.munkfors.se KVINNOJOURER I VÄRMLAND Alla Kvinnors Hus, Karlstad 054-18 30 34 www.karlstadskvinnojour.se [email protected] Clarajouren Årjäng -
Pa-Tal-Om-Kvinnor-Man-Jamstalldhet
Innehåll Befolkning ............................................................. 4 Förord Hälsa ................................................................... 11 Under de senaste decennierna har de formella hindren för jämställdhet undanröjts, men de val som vi gör i livet påver- Utbildning ............................................................ 17 kas fortfarande av vår könstillhörighet. Jämställdhet handlar om frihet för kvinnor och män, såväl som för flickor och Barn och familj .................................................... 24 pojkar, att göra sina livsval utan att begränsas av stereotypa föreställningar om kön. Jämställdhet är också en grundläg- Förvärvsarbete ..................................................... 31 gande demokratifråga som handlar om en rättvis fördelning Inkomst ............................................................... 49 av makt, kunskap och materiella resurser och om att värdera kvinnor och män lika. Kriminalitet .......................................................... 54 Jämställdhet mellan könen kan inte behandlas som en iso- lerad fråga vid sidan av ordinarie verksamhet. Ett jämställd- Makt och inflytande ............................................. 60 hetsperspektiv måste genomsyra alla politikområden och Producerad av SCB och Länsstyrelsen Värmland verksamheter. Könsuppdelad statistik är en bra utgångspunkt Kontaktperson: Jämställdhetsdirektör Maritha Johansson, för att synliggöra skillnader och likheter mellan kvinnors e-post: [email protected] och mäns villkor i -
Egovernment in Sweden
Country Profile History Strategy Legal Framework Actors Who’s Who Infrastructure Services for Citizens Services for Businesses INSIDE WHAT’S eGovernment in Sweden ISA Visit the e-Government factsheets online on Joinup.eu Joinup is a collaborative platform created by the European Commission under the ISA programme. ISA supports the modernization of Public administrations in Europe through the development of interoperable services, frameworks and tools. Joinup provides numerous services around 3 main functionalities: 1. An observatory on interoperability, e-government, e-inclusion and e-health 2. A collaborative platform of open communities 3. A repository of interoperability solutions This document is meant to present an overview of the eGoverment status in this country and not to be exhaustive in its references and analysis. Even though every possible care has been taken by the authors to refer to and use valid data from authentic sources, the European Commission does not guarantee the accuracy of the included information, nor does it accept any responsibility for any use thereof. Cover picture © Fotolia Content © European Commission © European Union, 2015 Reuse is authorised, provided the source is acknowledged. eGovernment in Sweden, February 2016, Edition 18.0 Country Profile ....................................................................................................... 2 eGovernment History ............................................................................................. 8 eGovernment Strategy ........................................................................................ -
CTF: Service Research Center at Karlstad University – Annual Report
Annual report 2020 CTF.KAU.SE Vision & Mission CTF’s vision and mission is to contribute to scientific knowledge and development of private and public organizations and the wider society through research on value-creation through service. Redaktör: Linda Fridberg Print & layout: University Printing Office, Karlstad 2021 Contents Highlights ..................................................................................... 4 Director’s report .......................................................................... 6 Key numbers ................................................................................ 7 Chair’s view ................................................................................. 8 Organisation ................................................................................ 9 Funders and partners ................................................................. 9 Selected scientific partners worldwide ................................... 10 Introducing new CTF people .................................................... 12 Research framework and goals ............................................... 13 Publications ............................................................................... 14 New funding and projects ........................................................ 16 Selected research related to Covid-19 .................................... 18 Research highligts and impact stories ................................... 19 Communication and dissemination activities ....................... 24 CTF in Media -
Swedish Waste Management 2018 Contents
Swedish Waste Management 2018 Contents Preface ................................................................................................. 3 How Swedish waste management works .........................................4-5 Waste quantities 2017 ......................................................................7-9 Prevention and reuse .....................................................................10-11 Collection and transport ...............................................................12-14 Sludge and latrine waste ................................................................15-16 Hazardous waste ................................................................................17 WEEE and batteries ..................................................................... 18-19 Material recycling .........................................................................20-23 Biological treatment .....................................................................24-27 Energy recovery ............................................................................28-31 Landfill ..........................................................................................32-33 Customers, charges and costs ......................................................36-37 Non-household waste ........................................................................ 38 About Avfall Sverige .......................................................................... 39 Administrative office ........................................................................ -
The Need for Social Acceptance Creating a Legitimate Planning Process of a Moomin Theme Park
The need for social acceptance Creating a legitimate planning process of a Moomin theme park Johanna Knutsson Master thesis in Human Geography, 30 hp Master’s Programme in Spatial Planning and Development, 120 hp Spring term 2019 Abstract The research in this paper examined the legitimacy of land-use planning when there are polarizing views of how a specific project should develop. The focused was on the case study of Skutberget in the municipality of Karlstad, Sweden, were two separate planning processes are ongoing. The current development plans regards a Moomin inspired theme park where the company Moomin OY is the developer, as well as an improvement and development of the existing recreational park were the municipality is the responsible part. In a Swedish context, municipalities have a strong authority when it comes to land-use planning, a right often labelled as a “planning monopoly”. This research fills a gap in the scientific academic literature when it comes to assessing democratic processes on a local level, with a special regard to spatial planning. Legitimacy in a representative democracy is a multifaceted concept, which requires both aspects of political representation and social acceptance for a decision to be deemed legitimate. With the case study, political representation regarding both a desire and aversion of developing Skutberget exist. This difference in opinion regarding the development of Skutberget is reflected in public attitude as well, were the theme park of Moomin OY is the biggest dispute. People reflecting different perceptions have taken it upon themselves to engage with media outlets to vocalise their opinions and news articles of the development of Skutberget is a recurring feature in local newspapers.