Miljø- og Ligestillingsministeriet Due Diligence

Run due diligence on Miljø- og Ligestillingsministeriet: check compliance and get alerts when suppliers or ownership change.

Denmark · owned by Government of Denmark (Denmark) · mim.dk · 20 vendors

The Danish Ministry of Environment and Gender Equality is responsible for nature conservation, environmental considerations, green transition of society, and gender equality between women and men and LGBT+ persons. The ministry oversees environmental regulation, biodiversity protection, water management, climate adaptation, and promotes equal opportunities in education, work and family life.

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Last updated 2026-09-18 · revision 33

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Compliance

10 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

ISO 27001 (source) — Evidence found

The Danish National Strategy for Cyber and Information Security requires government agencies to comply with the ISO 27001 standard to strengthen security.

Evidence: https://database.cyberpolicyportal.org/api/files/1659689698478vt8ejxidu2.pdf, https://mim.dk/om-ministeriet/persondatapolitik

EU Water Framework Directive — Evidence found

The Ministry is the competent authority in Denmark responsible for implementing the WFD, which requires member states to protect and improve the status of all water bodies.

Evidence: https://www.xn--nt-lka.dk/files/2025/special/Komplet-2025.pdf, https://pubs.rsc.org/em/article/28/7/2092/1273706/PFAS-remediation-across-Europe-costs-and-limited, https://mim.dk/om-ministeriet, https://mst.dk/om-miljoestyrelsen/hvad-laver-miljoestyrelsen/maal-resultater-og-aarsrapporter/miljoestyrelsens-opgaver, https://mim.dk/miljoe, https://tracker.carbongap.org/policy/environmental-liability-directive/

ISAE 3000 (source) — No public evidence

This assurance standard applies to the Ministry's service providers (databehandlere) who process data on its behalf. The Ministry, as the data controller, has an obligation to seek assurance from its suppliers, often through reports like ISAE 3000.

Evidence: https://www.bdo.dk/da-dk/services-1/revision-og-regnskab/erklaering-om-informationssikkerhed/isae-erklaeringer, https://www.ims.dk/blog/isae-3000-s%C3%A5dan-g%C3%B8r-ims-dit-gdpr-tilsyn-nemmere, https://www.rismasystems.com/da/ressourcer/artikler/hvad-er-en-isae-3000-erklaering, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISAE_3000, https://www.iaasb.org/publications/international-standard-assurance-engagements-isae-3000-revised-assurance-engagements-other-audits-or

Financials

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Financial Resilience Score: 6/10

As a Danish government ministry, Miljø- og Ligestillingsministeriet benefits from sovereign backing and parliamentary appropriations (Finanslov), which provide a high degree of funding stability. Bevillingsandel (appropriations share of income) was 88.0% at Miljøstyrelsen and 94.5% at the Department in 2024, meaning most funding is a political/legal commitment rather than market revenue. The Department has run surpluses two years in a row, building its equity buffer from DKK 63.5M to DKK 74.3M. However, the ministry faces significant headwinds. Miljøstyrelsen recorded two consecutive years of operating deficits (~DKK 46-52M), eroding equity by nearly half in 2024. Loan-frame utilisation exceeded 100% (104.6% in 2024), a technical overrun. Two major reorganisations within 12 months (creation of the joint Environment & Gender Equality Ministry in Aug 2024; transfer of ~half of Miljøstyrelsen's staff to the new SGAV ministry) impair planning and continuity. Falling appropriations forced dismissal proceedings for ~60 employees announced in September 2025. Contingent legal liabilities are material, including a DKK 626.5M revised claim from Biotech Force Danmark ApS and Nowocoat Industrial A/S. Rising personnel costs from the spring 2024 collective agreement add further pressure. Overall, sovereign backing supports a moderate resilience score, offset by structural instability, deficits, and shrinking appropriations.

Key strengths: Sovereign backing via Danish state parliamentary appropriations, High bevillingsandel: 94.5% (Department) and 88.0% (Miljøstyrelsen) in 2024, Department ran surpluses in 2023 and 2024, growing equity from DKK 63.5M to DKK 74.3M, Diversified fee income at Miljøstyrelsen grew to DKK 109.5M in 2024 (from DKK 81.5M in 2023)

Risk factors: Falling appropriations triggering ~60 dismissals (~13% of group) announced Sept 2025, Two large reorganisations within 12 months causing structural instability, Miljøstyrelsen loan-frame utilisation at 104.6% in 2024 (technical overrun), Two consecutive years of ~DKK 46-52M operating deficits at Miljøstyrelsen eroding equity by ~47%, Pending lawsuit from Biotech Force Danmark ApS / Nowocoat Industrial A/S revised up to DKK 626.5M, Rising personnel costs from 2024 collective agreement, Målopfyldelse (goal fulfilment) trending down: 72% (2022) → 71% (2023) → 69% (2024)

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