Ministry of Culture of Sweden

Summary

Ministry of Culture of Sweden is a ministry of culture^[1]. It draws 14 Wikipedia views per month (ministry_of_culture category, ranking #21 of 43).^[2]

Key Facts

• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's field of work was cultural heritage^[3].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden is in the country of Sweden^[4].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's instance of is recorded as ministry of culture^[5].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's instance of is recorded as ministry of Sweden^[6].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Swedish Institute for Language and Folklore^[7].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Swedish Agency for Cultural Policy Analysis^[8].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Swedish Museum of Natural History^[9].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Swedish Agency for Support to Faith Communities^[10].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Sami Parliament of Sweden^[11].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as National Historical Museums of Sweden^[12].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Swedish Arts Council^[13].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as National Collections of Music, Theatre and Dance^[14].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Swedish Election Authority^[15].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Forum för levande historia^[16].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Moderna Museet^[17].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Swedish Agency for the Media^[18].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Swedish Agency for Accessible Media^[19].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as National Board for Youth Affairs^[20].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Nationalmuseum^[21].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Swedish National Heritage Board^[22].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as National Archives of Sweden^[23].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Swedish Centre for Architecture and Design^[24].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as National Swedish Museums of Military History^[25].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as National Public Art Council^[26].
• Ministry of Culture of Sweden's child organization or unit is recorded as Swedish Media Council^[27].

Body

Founding

+1991-12-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Ministry of Culture of Sweden^[28].

Operations

Ministry of Culture of Sweden's parent organization or unit is recorded as Government Offices of Sweden^[29]. Subsidiaries include Swedish Institute for Language and Folklore^[7], a Swedish government agency^[30], in Sweden^[31], founded in 2006^[32]; Swedish Agency for Cultural Policy Analysis^[8], a Swedish government agency^[33], in Sweden^[34]; Swedish Museum of Natural History^[9], a natural history museum^[35], in Sweden^[36], founded in 1916^[37], headquartered in Stockholm^[38]; Swedish Agency for Support to Faith Communities^[10], a Swedish government agency^[39], in Sweden^[40], headquartered in Stockholm^[41]; Sami Parliament of Sweden^[11], a parliament^[42], in Sweden^[43], headquartered in Kiruna^[44]; and National Historical Museums of Sweden^[12], a Swedish government agency^[45], in Sweden^[46].

Industry

Ministry of Culture of Sweden's field of work was cultural heritage^[3].

Why It Matters

Ministry of Culture of Sweden draws 14 Wikipedia views per month (ministry_of_culture category, ranking #21 of 43).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 10 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[47]