A prosperous Finland with global responsibility for sustainability and the carrying capacity of nature
Prime Minister Marin’s speech at the referral debate on the Government Report on the 2030 Agenda in Parliament
(Subject to changes during the speech)
Open lecture “The Climate Sustainable Welfare Society: Is it the Model of the Future?” by Prime Minister Sanna Marin at Columbia University in New York
Open lecture “The Climate Sustainable Welfare Society: Is it the Model of the Future?” by Prime Minister Sanna Marin at the Columbia University on 6 March 2020. Check against delivery:
Climate change calls for new solutions in the Arctic
The Arctic Resilience Forum, an international conference organised by Finland’s Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry in Rovaniemi on 10–11 September 2018, seeks to develop the resilience of the Arctic region to climate change. This comprises innovative solutions, as well as management of weather and climate risks and climate change adaptation. The event is organised together with the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and is included in the programme for Finland’s Chairmanship of the Arctic Council.
What is the commitment to sustainable development?
The Society's Commitment to Sustainable Development in four minutes.
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All of the commitments to sustainable development are at the commitment2050 pages. You can make your own commitment, comment and share commitments, challenge others and give ideas on promoting sustainable development at the service.
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