About Nordvision

Nordvision is a television and media partnership involving the five Nordic public service broadcasting organizations funded by license fees.

Nordvision was established in 1959 by the public service broadcasting companies in Denmark (DR), Finland (YLE), Norway (NRK) and Sweden (SVT). Iceland (RUV) joined Nordvision in 1966.

Sweden's Utbildningsradio (UR) Greenland's national broadcasting company (KNR) and Faroe Island's Sjønvarp Føroya (KVF) are associated members of the Nordvision partnership.

The nucleus of the Nordvision partnership is co-production of programmes and web projects, programme exchange, and the sharing of professional expertise and experience in expert groups.

Read more about Nordvision in English:

Year report 2009 (9,0 MB)
Year report 2008 (9,4 MB)
Year report 2007 (8,0 MB)
Year report 2006 (6,9 MB)

There are currently five Programme Groups where the programme collaboration takes place on a practical level: Children, Drama, Education, Factual Programmes and Investigative Journalism.

: Circus Imago. Photo: Andreas Hillergren

CHILDREN
Results in 2009:
Co-productions (as at 31.12.200): 43
New programme proposals: 23
Projects supported by the NV Fund: 10

Chair:
Streering group

: Forbrydelsen II. Photo: Tine Harden

DRAMA
Results in 2009:
Co-productions (as at 31.12.2009): 31
New programme proposals: 16
Projects supported by the NV Fund: 15

Chair:
Hans Rossiné (NRK)
Tel: +47 2304 8922

: Do it yourself. Photo: YLE

EDUCATION
Results in 2009:
Co-productions (as at 31.12.2009): 29
New programme proposals: 22
Projects supported by the NV Fund: 12

Chair:
Elin Andersson (UR)

: Mat så in i Norden. Photo: YLE

FACTUAL PROGRAMMES
Results in 2009:
Co-productions (as at 31.12.2009): 31
New programme proposals: 23
Projects supported by the NV Fund: 17

: SOS - fanget af pirater. Photo: from the program

INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM
Results in 2009:
Co-productions (as at 31.12.200): 7
New programme proposals: 3
Projects supported by the NV Fund: 5

Chair: Vibeke Haug (NRK)
Tel: +47 9185 6957

: Din plats i historien. Photo: Ove Thews

Programme exchange is another central area of Nordvision collaboration. 1012 programmes were offered for exchange in 2008. This amouns to 483 programme hours offered for exchange.

This level of activity equates to Nordvision partners receiving a total of 2362 programmes and 957 programme hours as a result of the programme exchange.

Factual programmes accounted for 78 percent of programme exchange in 2007; educational programmes 22 percent.