The vision of the Cultural Heritage Strategy emphasises the role of cultural heritage as a resource for society and as a provider of a better quality of life to people. The aim is to support and promote everyone's right to cultural heritage. The objectives and measures are divided into four themes, 16 objectives and 54 policy guidelines.
The four themes of the Government resolution are:
- Cultural heritage as ours and everyone’s
- Cultural heritage, nature and climate change
- Cultural heritage, learning, competence and research
- Cultural heritage and the economy
The Strategy will serve as a tool for the implementation of the Faro Convention of the Council of Europe and contribute to the achievement of the goals of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
The drawing up of the Strategy will also implement the New European Agenda for Culture proposed by the European Commission in 2018. In the Agenda, Member States are urged to draw up their own strategies in the field of cultural heritage.
Strategy implementation
An online platform kulttuuriperintostrategia.fi is used to implement the objectives and action guidelines of the cultural Heritage Strategy. The content of the website is produced by different actors, while the Ministry of Education and Culture is responsible for maintaining the website. The website provides up-to-date information on the implementation of the strategy in Finland.
- kulttuuriperintöstrategia.fi
- Watch a presentation of the website on YouTube (choose subtitles in English)
Brochures
Cultural Heritage Strategy 2023–2030, Summary
In English
In Finnish
In Swedish
Northern Sámi
Inari Sami
Scoltsami
Romani language
In Estonian
In German
In French
In Spanish
In Arabic
In Russian
Contact information
Mirva Mattila, kulttuuriasiainneuvos
Ministry of Education and Culture, Kulttuuri- ja taidepolitiikan osasto (KUPO), Taiteen ja kulttuuriperinnön vastuualue (TAKU) Telephone:0295330269 Email Address: [email protected]