rammebevilgninger
Rammebevilgninger, a Norwegian term, translates to "framework appropriations" or "budgetary frameworks." In the context of Norwegian public finance, it refers to the overall spending limits and allocations set by the Storting (Parliament) for government ministries and agencies. These appropriations are not detailed line-item budgets but rather broader allocations that provide flexibility for ministries to manage their resources within the established framework.
The purpose of rammebevilgninger is to grant ministries greater autonomy and responsibility in managing their finances.
Rammebevilgninger are typically set for a one-year period, aligning with the annual state budget process. The