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Paul Nemes

Sweden in relation to its neighbours. NORWAY 28,141 commuters Export € 14 billion Import € 12 billion. Source: Värmland Regional Development Council. FINLAND 2,660 commuters Export € 9 billion Import € 6.5 billion. DENMARK 20,189 commuters Export € 9 billion Import € 11 billion.

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Paul Nemes

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  1. Sweden in relation toitsneighbours NORWAY 28,141 commuters Export € 14 billion Import € 12 billion • Source: Värmland Regional Development Council FINLAND 2,660 commuters Export € 9 billion Import € 6.5 billion DENMARK 20,189 commuters Export € 9 billion Import € 11 billion Paul Nemes 13-06-2013

  2. Commutingfrom Sweden toNorway • Source: Värmland Regional Development Council Paul Nemes 13-06-2013

  3. PostNord 24,541 employees CommuterstoNorway (2010) 27,652 • Source: Värmland Regional Development Council and largestcompanies.se Paul Nemes 13-06-2013

  4. From Sweden: Värmland and Västra Götaland = 45 per cent To Norway: Oslo, Akershus, Østfold % Hedmark = 66 per cent Paul Nemes 13-06-2013

  5. Persons Employedin Norway • Source: Värmland Regional Development Council Paul Nemes 13-06-2013

  6. Income in Norway • Source: Värmland Regional Development Council Paul Nemes 13-06-2013

  7. Border Trade • Source: Värmland Regional Development Council Paul Nemes 13-06-2013

  8. Increase in Border Trade 2004-2012 (2004 = 100) • Source: Värmland Regional Development Council Paul Nemes 13-06-2013

  9. A Swedish-Norwegian Good Practice: Grensetjänsten - The Border Service Paul Nemes 13-06-2013

  10. From Project to Nordic Recognition • Now • Permanentorganisation, recognised by the Nordic Council of Ministers • Not limited in time • Partners: Ministries, national authorities, regional authorities, trade unions, local municipalities, border committees • Financing: Nordic (Nordic Council of Ministers), national (ministries in SE and NO), regional and local • Budget: € 800 000/year • Employees: 7 Then (2002) • Interreg Sweden Norway project • 01.08.2002 – 07.03.2006 • Partners: Local and regional authorities • Financing: Interreg, regional and local • Budget: € 300 000/year • Employees in the project: 3 Paul Nemes 13-06-2013

  11. From Project to Nordic Recognition Now • Information • Freedomofmovement/borderobstacles • Coordination • Recruitment • The Nordic Council of Minsters’ FreedomofMovement Forum (Border Obstacles) • Semi-official national referral organisation re. freedomofmovemement • Participation in international projects Then (2002) • Information • Freedomofmovement/borderobstacles • Coordination • Recruitment Paul Nemes 13-06-2013

  12. SuccessFactors Paul Nemes 13-06-2013

  13. The Border Service/Grensetjänsten www.gtm.nu @grensetjansten Paul Nemes 13-06-2013

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