Sveriges Television - Organization

Organization

The executive management of SVT is handled by a CEO, appointed by the board. As of 2007, Eva Hamilton is CEO. The Chairman of the Board is Lars Engqvist, deputy Prime Minister of the previous Social Democratic government.

SVT is divided into eight operative programme-producing units - four of these are located in Stockholm while the other four are located around the country at regional studios and are based on the ten regional transmission areas which were merged in 2000:

  • Malmö - SVT Syd (SVT Malmö and SVT Växjö)
  • Göteborg - SVT Väst (SVT Göteborg)
  • Norrköping - SVT Mellansverige (SVT Falun, Dövas TV Leksand, SVT Karlstad, SVT Örebro and SVT Norrköping)
  • Umeå - SVT Nord (formerly SVT Luleå, SVT Umeå and SVT Sundsvall)

These four district areas produce networked output and co-ordinate ten of the eleven regional news services broadcast daily on SVT1.

The Stockholm-based units are:

  • SVT Nyheter & Samhälle - national news, current affairs, documentaries and the regional news service ABC.
  • SVT Sport
  • SVT Fiktion - drama, entertainment, youth and children's programming.
  • SVTi - multimedia and interactive services.

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