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  1. Legislative proposal to Parliament: Event Guarantee reduces organisers’ financial risk - Finnish Government

    6.5.2021 | Event guarantee aims to reduce the financial risk of organising events. The guarantee is a payment commitment given to event organisers in advance for the costs declared by them. If the event were cancelled or its size restricted by law or order of an authority, compensation would be paid for the costs incurred.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/1410877/legislative-proposal-to-parliament-event-guarantee-reduces-organisers-financial-risk

  2. Outlook for regional economies moderately positive - Finnish Government

    10.5.2021 | The coronavirus epidemic has weakened the economic and employment prospects in the regions for more than a year, but the outlook is now cautiously positive. The improved expectations are driven by the assumption of a swift rollout of COVID-19 vaccine, an improving epidemiological situation and the lifting of restrictions. 
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/1410877/outlook-for-regional-economies-moderately-positive

  3. Application round for event guarantee to start 1 June – Aims to reduce organisers’ financial risk - Finnish Government

    27.5.2021 | The purpose of the event guarantee is to reduce the financial risk of organising events. The guarantee is an advance payment commitment given to event organisers for the costs the organisers declare. If the event is cancelled or its size restricted by law or order of an authority, compensation will be paid for the costs incurred.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/1410877/application-round-for-event-guarantee-to-start-1-june-aims-to-reduce-organisers-financial-risk

  4. The study surveys what types of work- and study-based pathways for legal migration are available in different countries for use by people in need of international protection - Finnish Government

    23.2.2021 | The research project ordered by the Government surveys what types of complementary pathways for legal migration are available in different countries for use by people residing abroad who are in need of international protection. The focus is on work- and study-based pathways. This international comparison can help to support the consideration of the need of complimentary pathways in Finland as well as the international community’s efforts to find new solutions.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/1410869/the-study-surveys-what-types-of-work-and-study-based-pathways-for-legal-migration-are-available-in-different-countries-for-use-by-people-in-need-of-international-protection