The Best Järfälla Municipality Open Data portal Alternatives in 2026

Östersund’s open data page points to Kolada, a database of municipal indicators used to compare Swedish municipalities and regions.

Kalix publishes municipal open data and key indicators from Kolada, a database covering Swedish municipalities and regions.

Kolada lets users compare municipal and regional indicators, search its database, and view indicators in different formats.

Partille’s open data page presents municipal indicators from Kolada to show examples of available open data.

Halmstad Municipality makes open data available through Sweden’s Kolada database in key-figure and machine-readable formats.

Uddevalla's open data page links to Kolada indicators for comparing municipal services and resource use.

Varberg’s open data includes Kolada indicators and municipal information such as supplier invoices, with data available for reuse.

Svenljunga's open data page links to municipal indicators in Kolada for comparing services and resource use with other municipalities.

Vimmerby presents municipal indicators from Kolada, which supports year-to-year comparisons across Swedish municipalities and regions.

Jönköping’s open data page provides reusable municipal statistics, maps, and other materials, including open geodata and map services.

Härnösand presents municipal statistics from Kolada, including information on population, education, care, and service costs.

The Perovskite Database Project gathers past and future perovskite device data in a findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable format.

The Primate Cell Type Database describes nonhuman primate cell recordings and related electrophysiology and morphology data.

Sweden's eHealth Agency provides open statistics that users can search, compare, and export from its statistics database.

The Swedish Tax Agency provides open data and statistics through APIs and Sweden’s national data portal.

Linked COVID-19 Data transforms public datasets into RDF and provides demonstration dashboards through a SPARQL endpoint.

Haninge Municipality makes data from its departments available through Sweden’s data portal for reuse, including in applications.

Sweden’s Consumer Agency currently publishes no open data and directs data or statistics requests to its registry.

The MUSE-Wide project page describes a survey of well-studied deep fields and links to its first data release.

Örebro’s open data page lists reusable information including supplier invoices, air quality measurements, and other public datasets.

BMRB collects and annotates biological NMR data to make it findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable.

Qualiservice supports finding, using, submitting, and organizing reusable qualitative social science research data.

Härryda Municipality describes open data as freely available digital information and explains its potential civic uses.

Morpheus lets users browse models of multicellular simulations, including built-in examples and models linked to publications.