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Reykjavík Mind Map, All man made heritage over 100 years in Iceland is…

- - - - Evangelical Lutheran Church of Iceland (official) 58.6%
        Roman Catholic 3.8%
        Independent Congregation of Reykjavik 2.6%
        Independent Congregation of Hafnarfjordur 1.9%
        pagan worship 1.5%
        Icelandic Ethical Humanist Association 1.4%
        other (includes Zuist and Pentecostal) or unspecified 18.7%
        None 7.7% (2024 est.)
      - Ethnic Groups
        Icelandic 78.7%
        Polish 5.8%
        Danish 1%
        Ukrainian 1%
        other 13.5% (2024 est.)
    - - Iceland is a small country filled with a variety of sculptures and street art.
    - - Iceland is filled with festivals throughout the year, including:
        
        Reykjavik Jazz Festival
        
        Reykjavik Culture Night
        
        Iceland Airwaves
        
        Icelandic National Day
        and many more.
    - - Grants are awarded annually for a wide range of artistic and cultural projects in the City. You can, among other things, apply for grants for cultural activities, individual projects, and partnership agreements for a period of 2-3 years
    - - Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, and is renowned for its landscape and parks.
      - Parks are filled with nature, man-made structures, and often street art and sculptures.
  - - - Iceland's literacy is at 99.9%, taking 3rd place in the world.
    - - 226 museums in Iceland - 103,000km square
        834 museums in Australia - 7,688,287km square
    - - 4000 buildings
        200,000 archaeological remains.
    - - Iceland is committed to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by 55%
        by 2030
      - Iceland was ranked third in the world's most developed country by the United Nation Index.
      - Ranked 1st on the World Economic Forum Global gender Gap Index for the past 13 years.
- - - - “We are quite far down in cyber security when compared to other countries, and are maybe among countries that we generally don’t want to compare ourselves to,” Áslaug Arna
      - Iceland loses nearly USD 72 million (ISK 10 billion) to cybercrime each year
      - 77th in global ranking
    - - Iceland’s Cybersecurity Council worked with practitioners from across the island to document the island’s readiness to withstand cyberattacks. In order to protect the network from attacks.
      - Iceland still suffers from multiple attacks each year
    - - Iceland and the United States remain fundamental pillars of Iceland's security and defence
      - United Nations
        NATO
        OSCE
  - - - Average respond time 3.8s
      - 95% answered in 8 seconds
    - - 142 prisoners in 2021
      - 1.8 million in the United States (2023)
    - - Score: 72/100
        Ranking 19/180 countries
    - - Global Peace Index 1.124 in 2023
        Lowest in the world
      - The World's Safest Country
      - Why?
- - - - Iceland is ranked 16th for world income inequality, ranking in the grade A, on an index of 85/100. 100 being an egalitarian society, and the grade A being very good.
    - - Iceland has a median income of $20,630, ranking 8th in the top 10 countries with the highest median incomes. As of March 2021
      - $7,752 less than the highest country (Luxembourg)
        $20,235 more than the lowest country (DR Congo)
    - - According to data pandas, Iceland is ranked 145 out of 159 countries to have the least poverty rate. Iceland has a poverty rate of 8.8%
    - - Iceland - 48.6% owners with mortgages and 18.7% owners outright in 2020 = 67.3%
        Average - 24.7% and 43.8%
        respectively = 68.5%
      - 40 million ISK (US$ 382,500) to 50 million ISK (US$ 478,130)
  - - - no major reports of infrastructure deterioration in 2023.
      - major infrastructure receiving good maintenance
    - - 27 bus routes
      - Arrival Times:
        Peak Operating time 10–15 mins
        Noon 30 mins
    - - Populated cities in Iceland receive clear internet coverage, but the center of Iceland which isn't very inhabited receives minimal coverage.
    - - 15 hydropower stations
        6 geothermal stations
        2 wind turbine power plants
    - - 99.68% of Iceland's population has access to the internet
      - Ranking 5th in the world
- - - - Iceland - 9.5t per person (2022)
        World - 4.7t per person (2022)
    - - Rank 30
        Waste Generated 702kg
        Recycling 117kg
        Incineration 33kg
        Landfill 418kg
        Recycled/Generated 17.6%
        Final Score 54/100