Norway is among the world's best at digital public services
Norway has secured a strong fifth place in the recent report "OECD Digital Government Outlook 2026." The report assesses how various countries use technology to improve the public sector and the services offered to citizens.
OECD, which stands for the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, has examined digital strategies in many countries. Norway receives high praise for how the state facilitates a modern and efficient digital everyday life for the population.
The ranking shows that Norway is at the forefront when it comes to adopting new technology in public administration. This includes everything from how we communicate with authorities online, to how data is used to make services simpler and more accessible for everyone.
Landing in the top five in this international ranking is a sign that the investment in digitalization in Norway is yielding results. It is important for both citizens and businesses that digital solutions work well and are safe to use.
Although Norway is doing well, work continues on developing the digital services of the future. The goal is for the public sector to continue to be efficient and user-friendly in the years to come.