The Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Programme sets the direction for the region’s development over the coming years. The programme is called Helsinki-Uusimaa, a Region of Solutions – Pioneer in Finland, Forerunner in Europe.
The programme, covering the period 2026–2029, defines key development objectives and outlines a long-term vision for 2050: ‘The happiest, most innovative and environmentally smartest region in Europe.’ The programme’s three strategic priorities and their objectives support this vision.
Innovative Helsinki-Uusimaa
The Helsinki-Uusimaa Region is one of the most innovative regions in Europe and the most dynamic region in Finland.
Innovative Helsinki-Uusimaa
Environmentally Smart Helsinki-Uusimaa
Helsinki-Uusimaa is aiming at climate neutrality by the year of 2030, in line with the forerunner municipalities of the region. The Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Climate Roadmap is the guideline for the climate work.
Environmentally Smart Helsinki-Uusimaa
Happy Helsinki-Uusimaa
Helsinki-Uusimaa aims to be the happiest region in Europe by 2050. This goal is set out in the Regional Programme, which also seeks to increase the employment rate to 80% by 2030.
Happy Helsinki-Uusimaa
Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Programme
The Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Programme sets the direction for the region’s development over the coming years. The programme, covering the period 2026–2029, defines key development objectives and outlines a long-term vision for 2050.
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2.9.2026
Sustainable tourism on the shores of the Baltic Sea – Water load management, cycling routes, and rural produce
Protecting the sensitive waters of the archipelago with wastewater solutions, Europe-wide cycling tourism highways, and new services from rural food producers all go hand in hand. Tourism in the Baltic Sea region is developed sustainably through cross-sectoral, cross-border cooperation and flexible local solutions. They are made possible by the EU's Interreg Baltic Sea Region programme.
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23.6.2026
Daily global data from Kuva Space’s satellites
Kuva Space captures rapidly updated Earth observation data through its microsatellites. While the information is increasingly vital for global security, it is also used to monitor climate change, forecast crop yields, analyse water quality, and support land-use planning.