2000områder
2000områder, meaning “two thousand areas” in Norwegian, is a term used in urban planning discussions to describe a proposed framework for dividing cities and regions into a large number of small geographic units—approximately two thousand—to support data-driven planning and service delivery.
The concept appears in Norwegian planning literature and policy debates, but it is not an official standard.
Implementation typically involves geographic information systems (GIS) to generate units based on criteria such as population
Benefits associated with the concept include more targeted policy interventions, improved accuracy in measurements, and the
Today, 2000områder remains mainly a planning concept and subject of pilot projects rather than a nationally