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The National Strategy for Sustainable Development
Description/achievement of initiative

One of the main goals of the current Government Programme of Finland?s Prime Minister is to promote sustainable growth. The Prime Minister?s Office published "The national strategy for sustainable development" in 2006.

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The objective of the National strategy for Sustainable Development is to create sustainable
well-being in a safe and pluralistic society that promotes participation, and in which all people take
responsibility for the environment. The timeline for the targets is extending until about 2030.


The aim of the strategy and policy is to strengthen the innovation and change management capacity of citizens and the society. Renewable natural resources are used for economic activity and increasing human well-being so that they are not depleted but are renewed from one generation to another. Non-renewable natural resources will be utilised as eco-effi ciently as possible. When operating in such a manner, the present generation will not endanger the possibilities of future generations to live a good life in a sustainable society.

Implementation methodologies

Arrangements for Capacity-Building and Technology Transfer

Coordination mechanisms/governance structure

Partner(s)

Progress reports
Goal 8

Basic information
Time-frame: - 2006
Partners
Countries
Contact information
United Nations