Norway Yearbook - 2003

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Recreational, cultural and sporting activities Museums and collections. 2001 Total Number of coIIections 508 Visits 8535245 Exhibitions2 3068 Man-years3 Revenue Total 3272.5 1833336612 Of which public contributions 1197700237 Expenditure, total 1792538417 Art museums Social history museums Natural history museums Mixed social history! natural history museums 35 417 9 47 1268179 5070055 1054814 1142197 239 2 290 120 419 269.6 245 772 068 2 170.2 1 075 930 020 198.6 124481 288 634.1 387153236 176427 330 711 259346 72 434 566 237578995 246476888 1076439475 117 746 116 351 875938 County østfold Akershus Oslo Hedmark Oppland Buskerud Vestfold Telemark Aust-Agder Vest-Agder Rogaland Hordaland Sogn og Fjordane. Møre og Romsdal Sør-Trendelag Nord-Trendelag Nordland Troms Finnmark Finnmárku 18 23 36 30 25 26 22 26 17 26 43 49 12 29 34 23 40 12 16 89025 199405 3 181 804 249 847 635862 193 267 164 864 215 368 55 527 117991 333 163 1014728 163 679 213 331 837 385 195 885 359787 170007 135 298 89 109 290 109 199 122 106 143 90 124 241 287 123 152 159 116 349 122 126 76.3 32545815 91.0 37821120 782.1 549 602 844 148.8 72 759 702 201.3 98658 228 118.9 71 823 866 92.9 37 282 540 66.0 28 126 687 30.9 16 704697 104.9 47950791 230.7 123 727 006 412.2 231 513668 51.3 24613422 92.4 50 685 937 317.4 181 985210 85.4 42910057 161.5 69 679 746 140.0 82 772 326 67.3 31197502 26 800 158 30 750 666 380 669 889 46344365 61 002 137 46415615 31619411 18003 040 15 033 870 36734013 78905 147 130961 629 13852711 30181 913 111 565852 24700 594 39420085 50 893 238 23595311 32891 002 38495 546 550211 000 76 832 988 91084713 65 286 084 37 343 364 29 350 257 16275887 47967 119 124393 082 218 549 551 23736600 49331 994 177 312 522 42 558 727 68704989 71 231 005 30006 539 Svalbard 1 9022 1The figures include the open museums. 2lncludes basic, temporary and travelling exhibitions. 3lncluding voluntary labour. Source: Museum and collections, Statistics Norway. More information: http:/Mww.ssb.no/museer_erV 12 1.2 975 448 250 593 975448 2 82 Visits to divine services, other religious and philosophical community meetings, by persons 9-79 years old. 20001. Per cent Number of visits during the last 12 months2 Total o 1-2 3-910- tBased ondata from interviews. 2Does not include visits in connection with baptism, confirmation, wedding or funeral. Source: Culture and Media Use Survey 2000, Statistics Norway. More information: httpí/wssw.ssb.no/fritid_ers/ All persons 100 58 22 11 9 Sex Males 100 63 19 11 7 Females 100 53 25 12 10 Age 9-15 100 43 36 14 16 - 24 100 62 24 8 7 25-44 100 62 20 8 9 45 - 66 100 62 19 12 8 67 - 79 100 48 18 21 12 Statistical Yearbook of Norway 2003 237
Recreational, cultural and sporting activities 283 Religious1 and philosophical2 communities outside the Church of Norway Congregations Members 990 2000 2001 2002 1990 2000 2001 2002 Religious communities, total 924 1 222 1195 1238 197645 286611 292059 304492 Islamic communities 32 67 74 109 19189 56458 62753 70487 Pentecostal congregations 226 260 241 243 45 192 46 199 44005 45804 The Roman Catholic Church 29 36 35 31 26 580 42 598 42 546 43 264 The Evangelical Lutheran Free Church of Norway 72 81 80 80 20360 21163 21303 21289 Jehovas Witness 174 173 172 171 14749 15055 14812 14686 The Methodist Church of Norway 54 51 50 49 15447 13 130 12 918 12 766 The Norwegian Baptist Union 66 66 68 69 11 836 10352 10385 10 288 Church of Norway Mission Covenant 78 77 78 78 7416 8309 8445 8503 Adventists 68 72 71 70 6631 5998 5853 5732 Buddhism .. 9 6 6 3012 7031 8020 8212 Free Evangelic Congregations 12 24 26 28 2 054 3 702 3835 4057 The Evangelic Lutheran Church Community 16 15 16 14 3510 3438 3762 3791 Others 97 281 278 290 21669 49850 53422 55613 Philosophical communities, total 157 127 119 119 49428 67950 70363 69807 Human Ethical Union 157 127 119 119 49428 67950 70363 69807 r Registered and unregistered religious communities having central government subsidies for 2002, pursuant to the Act of 13 June 1 969 2philosophical communities having central government subsidies for 2002, pursuant to the Act about philosophical communities of 12 June 1981 From 1985 onwards the figures also include children in the communities. Source: Religious and philosophical communities, Statistics Norway More information: httpitwwwssbno/trosamf_eril 284 Number of members of religious communities outside Church of Norway. 2002 Islamic communities Pentecostal congregations The Roman Catholic Church rhe Evangelical Lutheran Free Church of Norway Jehova's Witness The Methodist Church of Norway Buddhism Adventists o 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 70000 80000 Number of members Source: Religious and philosophical communities, Statistics Norway More information: httpJwssbno/trosamf_erV 238 Statistical Yearbook of Norway 2003
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Contents List of tables and figures
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Geographical survey The Kingdom of
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General subjects iAdministrative di
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Environ ment 2 6 Total recoverable
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Envi ron ment 30 Use of energy good
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