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Secure housing for the people – not investors
  • Housing for the people, not for investors
  • Quality housing for everyone, regardless of income
  • Implementation of stricter regulations to prevent speculation in the housing market.
  • Imposing further restrictions on short-term rentals such as Airbnb.
  • Introduction of rent control immediately.
  • Building more rental housing in partnership with public institutions.
  • Providing targeted mortgage interest relief to offset increased household interest costs.
  • Continue allowing private savings to be used for home purchases by first-time buyers.
Health care is a cornerstone of society
  • Protect public healthcare
  • Reject further privatisation.
  • Support a strong national hospital, Landspítali.
  • Oppose retail alcohol sales and reject the privatisation of the State Alcohol and Tobacco Company (ÁTVR).
  • Strengthen violence prevention programs for children and youths.
  • Ensure access to medications in all local communities.
  • Enhance primary healthcare services across the country.
  • Provide financial incentives for doctors to work in rural areas.
  • Facilitate the return of doctors and healthcare workers to Iceland with student loan annulment.
  • Improve access to mental health services.
Education is the greatest social equaliser
  • No Class Divisions in the School System
  • Ensure by law and funding that all children have access to preschool immediately after parental leave.
  • Equal access to education – free schooling at all levels.
  • Value teachers for their contributions and increase support across all areas.
  • Strengthen fundamental research and increase funding for universities.
  • Lower interest rates on student loans and use the student loan system to encourage graduates to return to Iceland.
  • Culture and the arts should be accessible to all groups in society; barriers preventing people from enjoying diverse cultural experiences must be removed.

Give families more quality time together
  • All children should lead lives free from poverty, violence, racism, class divisions, and misogyny.
  • Close the gap between parental leave and preschool access immediately.
  • Increase child benefits and parental leave allowances.
  • Eliminate reductions on the lowest parental leave payments.
  • End waiting lists for all child services.
  • Transform treatment options for children with complex needs.
We only have nature on loan
  • Prohibit whaling.
  • Prohibit blood mare farming.
  • Protect Eyjafjörður, Öxarfjörður, and Seyðisfjörður from open-sea fish farming.
  • Increase protected areas and phase out open-sea fish farming.
  • Set aside one-third of Iceland’s land and waters as protected by 2030.
  • Preserve the central highlands and the Westfjords highlands.
  • Safeguard ecosystems through sustainable resource use.
  • Reject privatisation of natural resources and infrastructure.
  • Include a resource protection clause in the constitution.
  • Ensure legal standing for environmental and animal protection organisations.
  • Halt cryptocurrency mining in Iceland and direct energy to other better uses.
  • Limit wind turbines to previously disturbed areas and ensure they remain in public ownership.
Farmers are the stewards of the land
  • A new support system must work effectively for farmers.
  • Increase support for local agriculture.
  • Provide electricity discounts for vegetable farmers.
  • Strengthen farmers’ ability to build livelihoods through conservation and land restoration.
  • Continue the major initiative to boost Icelandic grain production.
  • Promote and strengthen all local food production.

The city is nothing without the countryside
  • Improve transportation across the country and increase funding for road construction.
  • Fund the tunnel project plan.
  • Ensure school buses run on paved roads and eliminate single-lane bridges on the Ring Road.
  • Guarantee energy security and strengthen the country’s distribution network in harmony with communities and nature.
  • Protect households from excessive increases in electricity prices.
  • Implement legislation for public transportation.
  • Accelerate the development of the Borgarlína.

Radical but realistic actions against climate change
  • Those who pollute must pay – the pollution compensation principle must apply to all.
  • Enshrine into law Iceland’s goal of a 55% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
  • Make greenwashing punishable by law.
  • Adopt a comprehensive climate policy.
  • Significantly increase funding for climate action and accelerate its implementation.
  • End the use of fossil fuels by 2040 through energy transition.
Women’s rights in focus
  • Violence against women is a public health threat and must be eradicated by all available means.
  • Eliminate gender inequality and misogyny.
  • Fight against the erosion of rights for women and transgender people.
  • Increase the value of women’s work and eliminate the gender pay gap.
  • Ensure equal distribution of parental leave.
  • Survivors of sexual crimes should have legal standing as parties in their cases.
  • The state should be liable for damages to victims if errors are made in investigations or if there are undue delays.
  • Make it easier for victims of domestic violence to obtain restraining orders, and impose fines for violations of them.
  • Make digital sexual crimes punishable by law.
  • Ensure a humane path out of prostitution and human trafficking

Diversity enriches all of the society
  • Welcome immigrants with open arms and ensure they have the opportunity to thrive as full participants in society.
  • No detention centres for people fleeing conflict.
  • The only way forward in immigration matters is through information and dialogue.
  • Provide special attention and care to marginalised groups.
  • Ensure free Icelandic language classes for all immigrants.
Wars ends with peace, not battles
  • Condemn all war and violence.
  • Eradicate inhumane policies against people fleeing conflict.
  • Accelerate the processing of asylum applications and increase professionalism.
  • Review and reform the procedures and practices of the Directorate of Immigration from the ground up.
  • Work against all forms of weaponry in Icelandic society.
  • Ensure job security for the police.
  • Increase visible policing and public trust in law enforcement through actions.
  • Demand an immediate ceasefire and Free Palestine.
  • Israeli authorities must be held accountable for war crimes and genocide in Gaza.
  • Stop arms shipments to Israel and implement international trade sanctions.