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Minutes from meetings of the Expert Group for the Nordic Game Program, which are published upon their confirmation at the following meeting (in Swedish):

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Annual reports, which are published after officially submitted to the Nordic Council of Ministers, no later than April 1 of the following year (in Swedish):
2009
2008
2007
2006

The Plan which constitutes the foundation of the Nordic Game Program 2006-2012 (in Swedish, summary in English):
Nordiska datorspelprogrammet, Plan 2006-2012

The survey of nordic computer games which is the background to the creation of the Nordic Game Program (in Swedish, summary in English, 4.23 MB):
Nordiska Datorspel

Position Papers:
No. 1: Notes on a Nordic creative industry strategy (in English, 375 kB)
No. 2: Nordisk Computerspilprogram – et nordisk svar på globaliseringens udfordringer (in Danish, 74 kB)
No. 3: Global public games support systems (in English, 124 kB)

Studies:
Datorspel för personer med funktionsnedsättningar (in Swedish, 419 kB)
Nordiske barnespill som merkevare (in Norwegian, 1.1 MB)

Marketing material - data on Nordic game development and the region:
The Nordic Game Facts (in English, 111 kB)

Support grants for six new Nordic game projects
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The ceremony for this year’s first round of develo...
Nordic Game Program seems to work, leader claims
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“Again we set a new record in the number of applic...
4th BUFF:FF March 17–19 2010 in Malmö
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BUFF Financing Forum for Children and Youth Film...
Support for eight new Nordic game projects
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The ceremony for this year’s second round of devel...
Flood of applications to games fund
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The Nordic Game Program received 170 funding appli...


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