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Marijn Verbruggen, the Olympic skateboarding coach for Belgium is one of the event’s organisers
The winning design will allow for flexibility and vehicle reduction
Encouraging them to start living independently
An online tool allows calculating how much exactly each city will lose under the proposed taxation system
Senator Elke Breitbach announced the city’s new programme, offering 1,000 jobs to workers who were the hardest hit during the pandemic
An online tool allows calculating how much exactly each city will lose under the proposed taxation system
The European Commission published their reports as part of the EU Disinformation Monitoring Programme
The official term for the life-saving device is 'cervical airbag system'
These can be easily accessed by scanning a QR code
Municipal technicians will get reliable warnings from the IoT-connected application
The renewable energy association BWE published the report and recommended serious action so that prescriptive milestones can become numbers
This became clear after a green loan agreement was signed between EIB and Iberdrola
The Venetian municipality has organized a short ferry trip for that
The city has implemented legislation and specified parking spaces for e-scooters and bikes
Slovenia has now five sites on the World Heritage list along with four on the tentative list waiting for inclusion
"Vilnius - Open Music Hall" has been spread out for three days on 7 stages across the city
The world’s largest monastic library was built with light in mind, so at night, it will be viewed with lanterns
The Hanseatic League was revived in 1980 as ‘new Hanse’ and it aims to foster links between historical League cities today
Marijn Verbruggen, the Olympic skateboarding coach for Belgium is one of the event’s organisers
All eyes will be on the Polish city for the 18th Red Bull BC One World Final
Encouraging them to start living independently
PM António Costa unveiled a 3-step plan of easing restrictions
Several EU member states outperform the US in digital adoption efforts
Tracing will help save lives and ensure that the number of cases does not increase any further
A new Cultural Workshop will allow the youth to develop skills and discover their strengths
Frozen food provides the animals in Korkeasaari with relief
They will walk around the city wearing Hi-Vis jackets that read "Turku Help"
Speed limits will be lowered and police will be involved in the prevention of drunk drivers
The government has outlined a set of different requirements based on COVID vaccines, immunity, and tests
The European Commission announced the role model cities in Europe
The Finnish city will add 6 high-power charging stations for electric vehicles
From 9 July, children’s books will become more easily accessible
The Jyväskylä-driven Sustainable Future of the City Centre network has received EUR 500,000 from the government
This gives performers a platform and allows residents to experience free cultural events
On average, participants can earn around EUR 2 per kilometre
Cities lead Europe’s transition to a greener future
The heatmap will help tourists feel safer by showing them which locations they can visit without fearing large crowds of people
While the European Union scored higher than China, it was still well behind South Korea
It has taken new measures to ensure the safety of e-scooter users, cyclists and pedestrians
Travellers from the EU and Schengen area will be able to enter the country under certain criteria
Construction is expected to start in 2023 and end in 2027
Beyond 5G Promotion Consortium and 6G Flagship have signed a Memorandum of Understanding
It is the first time that the Nordic country has ranked at the top of the SDG Index
The National Coalition Party has received the highest number of votes
Residents will carry portable devices that measure air pollution levels as part of the city’s HOPE project
It will build a modern pharmaceutical plant in the Finnish city
A joint centre would operate under a single management in two cities; the service would cut costs and emissions
Bookingpoint.fi allows customers to book hundreds of services from one place
Fear, age, and underlying conditions may hinder people from going to a vaccination centre
The Walking Helsinki Vision 2030 will improve public health and create a cleaner city
The main theme of the Oulu2026 programme is Cultural Climate Change
The government has proposed to invest EUR 111 million in education, wellbeing, and employment
New books will be ordered without plastic covers
Individuals will be allowed to vote from their vehicles
Mayor Henrik Rasmussen will join citizens on a cycling journey as their guide
“Elections in Finland are reliable – cast your vote” aims to prepare voters for the municipal elections on 13 June
The future establishment will offer retail space, cultural facilities, offices, and apartments
The city currently has more than 150 digital support points
It has launched a new website to help the public find establishments that comply with health regulations
It wants to make the ICT sector safe and accessible for all
Finland seeks to promote equality, inclusion, and diversity in sports
This is a part of the EU-funded AiRMOUR project
The Finnish capital will paint a cycling-themed mural and install new infrastructure
The EIB and OP seek to support businesses recover from the effects of the pandemic
The Finnish cities will facilitate and modernise travel
The Finnish city invites creators between the ages of 13-29 to showcase their work
It will provide mental health and substance abuse support as well as guidance and counselling
Finland and Estonia signed a memorandum of understanding on 26 April
Hiilihelppi.fi provides users with customised tips
This support package seeks to help the industries recover from the impact of COVID
The city’s Biodiversity Action Plan will safeguard plants, species and their habitats
On 1 May, Finns mark the arrival of spring with a carnival-like festival
The aim is to improve the wellbeing of children
Trombia Free will clean the streets of the Jätkäsaari district from 19 April
The restrictions vary for different parts of the country
It seeks to guarantee accessibility, sustainable modes of mobility and socio-economic efficiency
COVID-19 has doubled the number of young, unemployed people
Train travel between the two Scandinavian countries has not been possible for nearly 30 years
From 6 April to 24 May, companies from Espoo and employees of the City can submit their applications
The Uusimaa ELY Centre has granted EUR 9.6 million to Finnish municipalities for the improvement of nature sites
The Olkiluoto 3 (OL3) nuclear power plant unit has finally been granted a charging permit
The welcome.helsinki website provides international residents with all the information and support that they will need to feel at home
Finland has been labelled as the world’s happiest country for the fourth year in a row
In addition to distributing heat without any carbon emissions, Hot Heart will offer citizens and tourists tropical forests and hot water pools
“Entrepreneurship for a Sustainable Recovery” is this year's theme
The winners of the one-million-euro Helsinki Energy Challenge have been revealed
Finland will use EU funds to accelerate emissions reduction and promote digitalisation through the development of 6G and artificial intelligence
Sweden, Finland, Austria, Estonia, and Norway rank at the top of Euromonitor International’s Sustainable Travel Index
As of 10 March, drivers in the Finnish city of Espoo can use shared vehicles to reduce personal costs and pollution
Food and beverage venues have been forced to shut for three weeks in 15 Finnish regions
For the health and safety of the voters, the Finnish government has decided to push the date for local elections
The Ylivieska Region Citizens’ College is hosting a knitting pattern competition to honour the city’s 50 years
The Finnish government announced a state of emergency and proposed the temporary closure of restaurants and other catering businesses
The Airports Council International has granted Helsinki Airport the Airport Service Quality Award for the measures it has taken to ensure the safety of its passengers during COVID
Seniors in Finland’s Northern Ostrobothnia region can now access Koti TV, a channel specifically created to tend to their needs
As of this year, Vantaa will begin implementing UNICEF’s Child Friendly Cities model to guarantee the fulfillment of children’s rights.
Instead, bio coating will be used in Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa and Kauniainen
The practice will become even more widespread as the country continues its path towards sustainability
What makes Finland's Helsinki special?
Two new approaches will be employed by local authorities in a bid to save energy and further protect the environment
It provides locals with yet another convenient way to get around the city
The goal of the path is to prepare and discover new and sustainable solutions together with local companies
The service has been substantially expanded in recent months
The network will be expanding faster than ever before
The goal is to increase the influence and sense of belonging of foreign nationals living in the city
The bus was first tested at the city's port over the weekend
A new book presenting the city in a manner suitable for toddlers has been developed with the input of local children
As one of the global circular economy leaders, Finland is linking circular economy efforts to its carbon neutrality ambitions and building on learnings from local governments in its new strategic program released today
It will soon cover almost the entire city
Launched by the local government, the service will allow everyone to get additional information on different kinds of sports and activities in the city
The “Hello Espoo” project is aimed at providing increased support to the constantly growing non-Finnish population of the city
The coronavirus pandemic undid years of work by local authorities in solving longstanding issues
Consisting of several sub-policies, it is meant to transform Tampere into a greener and healthier version of itself
It is meant to speed up and improve integration of new arrivals in the city
A landmark initiative involving 6 cities has allowed them to find new ways to further combat climate change on their premises
Smart, happy, green: did your city make it to the top?
Planning and preparation for the edifice’s construction have already been finalized
The famous amusement park near Rovaniemi, Finland is experiencing a tourist slump due to the pandemic
The venture was the first of its kind in the city and paves the way for more environmentally friendly construction sites
An autonomous vehicle is collecting presents and preparing them for the children of the city
The plans for these projects were approved by the Finnish government earlier this year but work is now set to finally begin
The city will continue using the Someturva service in an effort to combat bullying in school
