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The Norwegian Government (Regjeringen) is the executive branch of the Kingdom of Norway, led by the Prime Minister and composed of ministries responsible for various policy areas. It is responsible for governing Norway, proposing legislation, implementing laws, and managing public administration across all sectors including defense, health, education, energy, environment, finance, and foreign affairs.

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care System (ICS) is a partnership between the county's NHS and care organisations to support health and wellbeing, support active communities and ensure high quality joined up care when needed for the local people of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. The ICS brings together health and care organisations to plan and deliver joined up services and improve the health of people who live and work in the area. Their vision is that neighbourhoods, places and the system will seamlessly integrate to provide joined up care, enabling every citizen to enjoy their best possible health and wellbeing.

Novo Nordisk Fonden is an independent Danish commercial foundation that supports scientific, humanitarian and social purposes. The foundation's vision is to promote human health and the sustainability of society and the planet. The foundation supports a wide range of projects and initiatives across three focus areas: health, sustainability, and the life science ecosystem. It provides both competitive grants and strategic initiatives, and distributes awards for scientific research and education.

Now on Earth is a platform that shares and celebrates adventure stories, aiming to inspire people to venture beyond their comfort zones. The organization provides a space for genuine tales of endeavour, transformative encounters, and expeditions that explore the natural world. They operate a Youth Adventure Grant program to support young people in outdoor adventures and promote the value of outdoor experiences for personal development.

The Nuffield Farming Scholarships Trust is a UK registered charity (No. 1098519) dedicated to bringing positive change to agriculture through the development of future leaders. Since 1947, the organization has awarded scholarships to over 1,100 members of the food, farming, horticulture and rural industries, sending them overseas to study topics they are passionate about and helping them share their ideas upon return. The Trust is a founding member of Nuffield International Farming Scholars and offers programs including the flagship Nuffield Farming Scholarship and the Next-Gen Scholarship for young people aged 18-24.

The Nuffield Foundation is an independent charitable trust that funds research, encourages innovation, and supports the use of sound evidence to improve lives. With a strategic focus on creating a fairer, more inclusive, and more prosperous society, the Foundation is investing £150 million over five years to address urgent social and economic challenges. Its priorities include education, welfare, justice, science and technology, and climate change. The Foundation also operates research centres including the Ada Lovelace Institute, Nuffield Council on Bioethics, and Nuffield Family Justice Observatory.

Nuoren Voiman Liitto (NVL) is a Finnish literary organization and community for writers and readers. The organization supports literary culture through writing courses, writer groups, events, writing competitions (such as the J. H. Erkon kirjoituskilpailu), artist residencies (Villa Sarkia), and publishes the literary magazine Nuori Voima. They also award the annual Nuori Voima recognition prize for contributions to Finnish literature and translation.

Nyköpings kommun is a Swedish municipal government responsible for local public services in the Nyköping area. The municipality provides a wide range of services including education (preschool, primary school, high school, adult education), elderly care and social support, urban planning and environmental services, business development, cultural activities, transportation, and leisure facilities. As a local government body, it serves the residents of Nyköping with administrative services, democratic governance, and community development initiatives.

Nätverkstan is a knowledge center based in Gothenburg, Sweden, that supports and develops cultural life. The organization provides a range of services including professional development and training, education for cultural project managers (Kulturverkstan), accounting and financial services for the cultural sector, support for cultural magazines, and media production studios for film and audio. They focus on knowledge production and process management within the cultural field.

O. E. och Edla Johanssons vetenskapliga stiftelse was established through a donation by the Johansson couple in 1974. The foundation awards scholarships for research, preferably within natural sciences, technology, and medicine. Grants are normally given to researchers with doctorates for research activities, with amounts typically ranging from 25,000 to 150,000 SEK per year for up to 3 years.

OBOS is one of the largest housing developers in the Nordic region, with over half a million members. The organization operates as a cooperative housing association (boligbyggelag) that builds and develops residential properties across Norway, offering new homes, used homes, and member benefits. OBOS also provides banking services, property management, and support for housing cooperatives and condominiums. As a member-owned organization, OBOS emphasizes member democracy and social responsibility.

The ON Organ Fund is a registered charity (No. 289160) founded in 1984 by an anonymous benefactor in the East End of London. The Fund exists specifically to provide financial support to churches of any denomination in the British Isles towards the installation, renewal, rebuilding, improvement, maintenance, preservation and restoration of pipe organs. It is believed to be the only national fund in the UK devoted exclusively to supporting pipe organs. In its first 35 years, the charity gave over £380,000 to more than 1,000 churches, with grants typically ranging between £200 and £1,000.

OTIP (Ontario Teachers Insurance Plan) is a Canadian insurance organization that provides insurance and benefits solutions specifically designed for Ontario's education community. The organization offers a comprehensive range of products including auto, home and property, life, health and dental insurance, as well as travel coverage and group benefits. OTIP serves active educators, retirees, and occasional employees within Ontario's education sector, providing specialized retirement planning resources, workshops, and member wellness programs.

The Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) is a U.S. Department of Energy asset dedicated to enabling critical scientific, research, and health initiatives of the department and its laboratory system. ORISE is managed by Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) and provides capabilities including STEM internships and fellowships, K-12 STEM education programs, STEM workforce development, scientific peer review, environmental assessments, radiation emergency assistance and training, and health studies. The organization focuses on shaping the future of science by supporting DOE and other federal agencies' missions to strengthen the nation's science education and research initiatives.

The Oak Spring Garden Foundation is an operating foundation dedicated to sharing the gifts and ideas of Rachel "Bunny" Mellon. Its mission is to support and inspire fresh thinking and bold action on the history and future of plants, including the art and culture of plants, gardens and landscapes. OSGF offers fellowships, residencies, sabbatical awards, short courses, and educational programs, while maintaining a library collection and historic gardens at their Upperville, Virginia campus.

The Oak Trust was founded by Reverend Christopher Courtauld in 1963. It is a small UK registered charity (Charity Number: 231456) that makes grants of £250 – £4000 to UK registered charities. The Trust supports people who are disadvantaged, as well as medical and environmental charities. They focus on registered UK charities working in areas where needs from deprivation, natural disaster or conflict exceed what national governments can provide, with preference given to local charities working in East Anglia.

Odenza Vacations is a division of Odenza Marketing Group, a company that has been providing incentive travel certificates for business promotions since 1998. Through their College Scholarship program, Odenza Vacations offers annual scholarship opportunities to students to help alleviate the financial challenges of pursuing post-secondary education.

The OeAD (Austria's Agency for Education and Internationalisation) is a non-profit limited company owned by the Republic of Austria. It advises, promotes, and connects people and institutions from education, science, research, and culture worldwide. The agency manages programs including Erasmus+, European Solidarity Corps, scholarships, research funding, and international cooperation initiatives. It supports school education, higher education, vocational training, adult education, and digital learning initiatives, serving as the national agency for EU education programs in Austria.

The Office of Graduate Student Assistantships and Fellowships (OGSAF) educates prospective and current graduate students at The George Washington University about funding opportunities at the Master's and PhD levels. The office guides students through the funding process, providing information on assistantships, fellowships, external funding opportunities, health insurance subsidies, and other financial resources available to graduate students.

The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs, housed in the Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs at the University of Chicago's Biological Sciences Division, provides support and services to all Postdoctoral Scholars and Fellows. The office works alongside the Postdoctoral Association (PDA), whose mission is to serve Postdoctoral Fellows, Postdoctoral Scholars, Research Associates and Medical Fellows by promoting their continued success in the research community and enhancing the quality of the postdoctoral experience.

Officersförbundet is the trade union and professional association for all employed military personnel in the Swedish Armed Forces (Försvarsmakten) as well as students training to become professional officers. With over 16,000 active members and union representatives at all military units, the organization works to ensure that military personnel receive the best possible employment and working conditions. The union provides advice and support, negotiates collective agreements, offers legal assistance, and advocates for members' rights on issues including salary, working hours, work environment, pensions, and insurance.

The Official Languages Programs (OLP-PLO) are government-funded language-learning programs in Canada, funded by the Government of Canada, administered by the provinces and territories, and coordinated at the pan-Canadian level by the Council of Ministers of Education, Canada (CMEC). The programs offer three distinct opportunities: Explore (French immersion for English speakers), Destination Clic (for francophone students outside Quebec), and Odyssey (paid language assistant positions). These programs enable Canadians to learn or improve their French or English skills through cultural, social, and educational experiences across Canada.

Ofgem (Office of Gas and Electricity Markets) is the energy regulator for Great Britain. The organization works to protect energy consumers, especially vulnerable people, by ensuring they are treated fairly and benefit from a cleaner, greener environment. Ofgem regulates electricity and gas markets, administers environmental and social schemes including the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, Renewable Heat Incentive, and Energy Company Obligation, and oversees energy network price controls, compliance and enforcement across the energy sector.

The Okanagan Historical Society (OHS) is one of the oldest historical societies in British Columbia, Canada, dedicated to the preservation of local history. Incorporated in 1925, the society focuses on documenting and preserving the history of the Okanagan Valley, including First Nations heritage, the fur trade, the gold rush, the cattle industry, and agricultural development. The society publishes annual reports with historical articles, maintains historic sites including the Fairview townsite and Father Pandosy Mission, and operates through seven branches spanning from Osoyoos to Salmon Arm.