Icelandic Regional Development Institute
The Icelandic Regional Development Institute is an independent institution owned by the Icelandic state. The supreme authority of the Institute is held by the Minister of Industry. It falls under the Act. No 106 of December 27 1999 and Regulation No 347 of May 16 2000.
The Institute monitors and researches regional development in
The Institute supports and strengthens local development by the provision of credit and other forms of financial support, with the aim of improving economic and living conditions particularly in those regions threatened by depopulation.
The Institute’s Board of Directors (7 members) is nominated by the Minister of Industry.
The Institute supports a total staff of twenty. The institute is located in Sauðárkrókur in the northern part of
The Icelandic Regional Development
Industrial Regional Development Agencies
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The Institute provides added financial support to projects conducted under the auspices of these agencies and which are concerned with development and innovation in regional areas.
The Institute also liaises with experts from industrial technical institutes, investment funds, universities, and other parties working on similar tasks. It stimulates co-operation in support of such projects in the form of grants and assistance.
To contact the institute please mail to byggdastofnun@byggdastofnun.is or fill out this form
The english version of the homepage is under development and more material will be avaleable in the coming months.
Here you can find maps on various issues made by the institute.
Here you can find the latest Annual accounts in english


