The Cultural Policy Report
The Government submitted to Parliament a cultural policy report that outlines the long-term objectives and action plan for cultural policy until the 2040s.
The report emphasises the efforts to preserve and renew the foundations of culture and make them economically viable, and to reinforce the impact of cultural and creative sectors on society.
The long-term strategy, which draws on continuous cooperation between several policy areas, will be complemented later with an implementation plan.
Long-term objectives
Finland's long-term cultural policy is based on four objectives:
- culture is a driving force for change
- cultural practitioners and content play a key role
- culture is everyone's right and
- cultural field drives global impact.
Implementation plan
An implementation plan provide the timetable for the action plan and specify the responsible parties and other detailed plans.
One of the proposed measures to monitor implementation and the cooperation between administrative sectors is to create a cultural and creative sector body that will continue working across parliamentary terms.
Press releases
Culture as strong and unifying force in building sustainable, viable and more humane future
Ministry begins to draft a cultural policy report
Contact information
Johanna Vuolasto, Senior Ministerial Adviser
Ministry of Education and Culture, Kulttuuri- ja taidepolitiikan osasto (KUPO), Strategic Steering Division Telephone:0295330235 Email Address: [email protected]