Minimumskravene

Minimumskravene is a term used in Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish contexts to denote the set of minimum requirements that must be met for a process, product, or outcome. The term highlights the baseline level of performance, quality, or eligibility expected in a given setting.

In education and training, minimumskravene specify prerequisites, prior learning, or competency levels necessary for admission, progression, or certification. They establish a foundation that programs and accrediting bodies use to evaluate candidates and curricula.

In employment and recruitment, the term describes essential qualifications, such as degrees, licenses, or experience, that applicants must demonstrate to be considered for a position.

In technology, minimum system requirements define the lowest hardware and software specifications needed to install and run an application reliably, ensuring performance and compatibility.

In public procurement, health and safety regulation, and quality assurance, minimumskravene set baseline criteria for suppliers, products, or services, aligning contracting and compliance with statutory or policy standards.

Because the conditions they describe vary by domain and jurisdiction, the exact thresholds are context-specific and subject to revision by relevant authorities or organizations.

See also: minimum requirements.