The database contains all the provisions contained in the Swedish Code of Statutes, SFS, the consolidated full-text and bibliographic information. Rules and laws in force in 1986 and any changes since then are available (it also means anything no longer in force because lifted after 1986 is still available as historic information).

Data source: http://62.95.69.15/dbthw2.htm
Format: PDF

Found via http://www.opengov.se/data/10/ by Peter Krantz

Statistics on the city of Malmö. Classification by sector and in HTML. Clear terms of use 'material may be freely used, but state source: Strategic Development, City of Malmö. " However, no data appears to be structured in a way that makes it easy to process mechanically.

Data source: http://www.malmo.se/kommunfaktapolitik/statistik.4.33aee30d103b8f1591680... (left hand column points to different stats)
Format: HTML

Current quality assured info on prescription drugs allowed for sale in Sweden. Data is available through a webservice, or via (daily updated) XML.

Datasource: https://npl.mpa.se/mpa.npl.services/home2.aspx
Format: XML
Contact info: available at the mentioned URL in English and Swedish.

Found via http://www.opengov.se/data/31/ by Peter Krantz.

The Swedish TLV publishes a daily file with price information on prescription drugs for apothecaries. The file is available on an FTP server in CSV format. Login info for the FTP server is publikum (twice). The files are named according to the PUBLIKUMyyyymmdd.csv template.

Data source: ftp://ftp.tlv.se/
Format: CSV
Contact info in this PDF: http://www.tlv.se/Upload/Foretag/FOR-prisinfo-ftp.pdf

Found via http://www.opengov.se/data/34/ by Peter Krantz

Aktinsyn, 'looking at dossiers', is the public available info on patents in Sweden. The dataset contains all original filed documents from 2004 onwards, and can be downloaded in PDF format. Search is based on the patent number only.

Datasource: http://www.prv.se/E-tjanster/Patent/ (and follow the link Aktinsyn in the middle of the page)
Formats: PDF

Found via http://www.opengov.se/data/43/ by Peter Krantz.

Swedish national database on traffic regulations RDT. As of July 1st 2010 it is mandatory in Sweden that all traffic regulations are published in this database. Before that date publication is voluntary.

Offers three perspectives:
Formal index: all regulations published nationally or by local authorities.
Existing records: what regulations were in place at any given date.
Search: to find specific regulations.

Data source: https://rdt.vv.se/rdt/default.aspx
Formats: XML and PDF

Found via http://www.opengov.se/data/57/ by Peter Krantz

Statistic information on Swedish bilateral development cooperation by SADEV. Data available for countries/regions, organisations/sector and time period.

Data URL: http://www.sadev.scb.se/eng/database/SADEV/bilateralt/bilateralt.asp
Available in CSV, dbf, XML, HTML, MS XLS

Found via http://www.opengov.se/data/59/ by Peter Krantz.

GIS data source with local Swedish map data. Made available in a shape file, and free for reuse.
Data source at http://gis.lst.se/lstgis/ Longer description (Swedish) and links to related geodata/subsets at http://www.opengov.se/data/58/

Found in the opengov.se data catalogue by Peter Krantz.

Opengov.se is an initiative to highlight available public datasets in Sweden. It contains a commentable catalog of government datasets, their formats and usage restrictions. The percent figure on the start page indicates the share of datasets that are available with an open license and in at least one open format.

On April 17th and 18th the German OpenData Network will organize a BarCamp around Open Data in collaboration with Hack de Overheid from the Netherlands. The event takes place in Berlin.

More info in the wiki page: http://wiki.opendata-network.org/index.php?title=Hack_the_Government
Or e-mail info [aet] opendata-network.org

Announcement of the event in German.