Bergen kommune

Bergen kommune is a municipal entity operating within the Cities, Towns & Municipalities sector, focusing on providing essential services and information to its residents. Established in 2016, the municipality serves the city of Bergen, Norway, offering a comprehensive suite of public assistance programs. Its core mission involves facilitating community planning and development, ensuring residents have access to vital resources.

The services provided by Bergen kommune span critical areas such as childcare, education, healthcare, and social welfare. Beyond direct resident support, the municipality is actively involved in community planning and development initiatives, offering resources related to housing, transportation, and cultural enrichment. This broad scope of operations aims to enhance the quality of life for all citizens within its jurisdiction. The municipality operates with a substantial workforce, estimated between 5,000-10,000 employees, indicating a significant operational capacity to manage its diverse service portfolio.

Bergen kommune also plays a crucial role in facilitating public participation in local governance and policy-making, fostering an engaged citizenry. The municipality's revenue stands at $473.7M, reflecting its significant financial capacity to fund public services and development projects. With a presence across 7 locations, Bergen kommune demonstrates a wide geographic reach within its service area. For insights into the individuals driving these initiatives, one can explore Meet Bergen kommune's team. The municipality's commitment extends to promoting cultural activities and ensuring access to public services for all residents.