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Country Information Guide Denmark Country Information Guide Denmark A guide to information sources on the Kingdom of Denmark, with hyperlinks to information within European Sources Online and on external websites Contents Information sources in the ESO database .......................................................... 2 General information ........................................................................................ 2 Agricultural information................................................................................... 2 Competition policy information ......................................................................... 2 Culture and language information..................................................................... 2 Defence and security information ..................................................................... 3 Economic information ..................................................................................... 3 Education information ..................................................................................... 3 Employment information ................................................................................. 4 Energy information ......................................................................................... 4 Environmental information .............................................................................. 4 European policies and relations with the European Union .................................... 4 Geographic information and maps .................................................................... 5 Health information ......................................................................................... 5 Human rights information ................................................................................ 5 Intellectual property information ...................................................................... 6 Investment information................................................................................... 6 Justice and home affairs information................................................................. 6 Living and working information ........................................................................ 6 Media information .......................................................................................... 7 Political information (including Elections) ........................................................... 7 Public management information ....................................................................... 7 R&D information ............................................................................................ 7 Regional and local information ......................................................................... 8 Social information .......................................................................................... 8 Statistical information ..................................................................................... 8 Tourism information ....................................................................................... 9 Transport information ..................................................................................... 9 Weather information ....................................................................................... 9 To navigate around this Information Guide click on the ‘Bookmarks’ icon on the left [Copyright © 2014 Cardiff University. All rights reserved] 1 Information sources in the ESO database Denmark – External / Internal / Regions General information Denmark: The Official Website of Denmark Denmark: Government Portal European Union: European Countries: Denmark United Nations: Data: Country Profiles: Denmark Wikipedia: Denmark United Kingdom: Foreign & Commonwealth Office: Denmark United States: CIA: The World Factbook: Denmark United States: Department of State: Denmark BBC News: Country Profile: Denmark The Guardian: World news: Denmark Find websites on Denmark through Google SearchEnginesoftheWorld: European Search Engines, Directories and Lists: Denmark Encyclopaedia Britannica: World data: Denmark Agricultural information Denmark: Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries (Ministeriet for Fødevarer, Landbrug og Fiskeri) European Commission: DG Agriculture: Agriculture and Rural Development European Commission: DG Agriculture: Rural Development Plans 2000-2006: Denmark European Commission: DG Agriculture and Rural Development: Rural Development Plans 2007-2013: Denmark European Commission: European Network for Rural Development: Country Information [click on map to select country] FAO: Country profile and Mapping information system: Denmark OECD: Agriculture and Fisheries: Denmark Organic Europe: Organic farming in European countries: Denmark Competition policy information Denmark: Danish Competition and Consumer Authority (Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen) CUTS International: Competition Regimes in the World: Denmark Culture and language information Denmark: Ministry of Culture (Kulturministeriet) Denmark: The Official Website of Denmark: Lifestyle Denmark: Danish Agency for Culture (Kulturstyrelsen) Denmark: The Danish Cultural Institute (Det Danske Kultur Institut) European Commission: Languages of Europe European Commission: DG Education and Culture: Europe and Culture: National Cultural Sites SIL International: Ethnologue: Languages of the World University of the Highlands and the Islands: European Minority Languages UNESCO: World Heritage Sites: Denmark 2 [Copyright © 2014 Cardiff University. All rights reserved] Council of Europe/ERICarts: Cultural Policies and Trends in Europe: Denmark Council of Europe: Culture, Heritage and Diversity: Country Profiles: Denmark Defence and security information Denmark: Ministry of Defence (Forsvarsministeriet) Denmark: Danish Defence (Forsvaret) Denmark: Ministry of Defence: Relations with NATO Economic information ESO: Denmark: Economic situation Denmark: Ministry of Finance (Finansministeriet) Denmark: Ministry of Business and Growth (Erhvervs- og Vækstministeriet) Denmark: Ministry for Economic Affairs and the Interior (Økonomi- og Indenrigsministeriet) Denmark: National Bank European Commission: DG Economic and Financial Affairs: Denmark o Economies of the Member States: Denmark o Stability and Convergence Programmes [select year and country] European Commission: DG Regional Policy: Europe 2020: Measuring performance: Country Factsheets: Denmark European Commission: DG Taxation and Customs Union: Taxation and customs duties in Denmark International Monetary Fund: Denmark and the IMF OECD: Country List: Denmark o Economic Survey [Latest edition, 2014] o Overview [Latest edition, 2012.] UNCTAD/WTO: International Trade Centre: Denmark WTO: Denmark and the WTO United Nations: Countries Profile: Denmark United States: US Commercial Service: Country Commercial Guide 2013: Denmark Education information Denmark: Ministry of Children and Education (Undervisningsministeriet) Denmark: Study in Denmark: Higher Education Denmark European Commission: Youth Partnership: Youth Policy in Denmark Eurydice: Eurypedia - The European Encyclopedia on National Education Systems: Denmark European Union: Your Europe: Citizens: Education [select topic then country] Council of Europe/UNESCO/European Commission: ENIC-NARIC – Gateway to Recognition of Academic and Professional Qualifications: Denmark OECD: Education: Denmark UNESCO Institute for Statistics: Education in Denmark World Bank: EdStats: Summary Education Profile EuroEducation: European Education Directory: Education System in Denmark Nation Master: Education in Denmark: Statistics Council of Europe/ UNESCO/ European Commission: ENIC: Country Profiles: Denmark [offers links to national education authorities and information sites] Council of Europe: Cultural Cooperation: Education for Democratic Citizenship and Human Rights: Denmark Wikipedia: Education in Denmark [Copyright © 2014 Cardiff University. All rights reserved] 3 Employment information Denmark: Ministry of Employment (Beskæftigelsesministeriet) European Commission: DG Employment and Social Affairs: European Employment Strategy: Europe 2020 in Denmark OECD: Key employment statistics: Denmark European Industrial Relations Observatory online: Country information: Denmark Federation of European Employers: Pay and working conditions across Europe: Denmark European Trade Union Institution: Worker Participation: National Industrial Relations: Denmark International Labour Organization: NATLEX: Denmark Energy information Denmark: Ministry of Climate, Energy and Building (Klima-, Energi- og Bygningsministeriet) Denmark: Danish Energy Agency Denmark: The Official Website of Denmark: Green Living European Commission: DG Energy: ManagEnergy Map: [select country] European Commission: DG Energy: Market Observatory and Statistics: Energy Figures by Country European Commission: DG Energy: National Renewable Energy Action Plan [select country] International Energy Agency: Denmark International Energy Agency: Statistics and Balances: Denmark United States: Energy Information Administration: Denmark Nation Master: Country Profile: Denmark Environmental information Denmark: Ministry of the Environment (Miljøministeriet) Denmark: Environmental Protection Agency Denmark: The Official Website of Denmark: Green Living European Commission: DG Environment: LIFE: Denmark FAO: Specialised Country Profiles: Denmark FAO: Food Security and Safety: Country Profiles: Denmark FAO: Forestry
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