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1) Sweden's government is working to promote adoption of IPv6 by government agencies and organizations to support access to e-services and transition to new technologies. 2) A government delegation is coordinating IPv6 implementation efforts and providing guidance and interim reports to the government. 3) Proposals include developing an IPv6 assessment guide for organizations and encouraging public authorities to complete assessments by July 2011.
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