Maeland J G, Jakobsen R, Wiik J
Senter for helsefremmende arbeid, miljø og livsstil, Universitetet i Bergen.
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen. 1994 Jun 10;114(15):1711-5.
A five-year national programme for development projects in disease prevention and health promotion in Norwegian municipalities was implemented in 1989. Major goals were to stimulate the municipal health services to increase their health promotion activities and to gain experience of alternative organizational developments, such as inter-municipal and cross-sectoral collaborative health promotion efforts. During the first three years, 43% of Norway's municipalities applied for grants and 26% received them. The smaller municipalities applied less often and received fewer grants than the larger municipalities did. In all, a total of NOK 61 million was granted for 258 projects covering a wide range of individual and environmental health promotion areas. So far, the programme seems to have generated renewed interest for health promotion work in Norwegian municipalities.
1989年，挪威实施了一项为期五年的全国性项目，旨在开展各市政当局的疾病预防和健康促进发展项目。主要目标是激励市政卫生服务机构增加其健康促进活动，并获取有关替代性组织发展的经验，例如市际和跨部门合作的健康促进工作。在头三年里，挪威43%的市政当局申请了拨款，26%获得了拨款。较小的市政当局申请的频率较低，获得的拨款也比大市政当局少。总共为258个项目拨款6100万挪威克朗，这些项目涵盖了广泛的个人和环境卫生促进领域。到目前为止，该项目似乎重新激发了挪威各市政当局对健康促进工作的兴趣。
