FINLAND- PIONEER IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EUROPEAN GREEN DEAL
FINLAND- PIONEER IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EUROPEAN GREEN DEAL

Author(s): Ioana‐Florina Man (Russu‐Coldea)
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Politics, Environmental and Energy policy, EU-Approach / EU-Accession / EU-Development
Published by: Presa Universitara Clujeana
Keywords: Environmental policies; Finnish Green Deal Challenges; Education; Culture and Art for a sustainable future; Finland’s Circular Economy; Renewable sources; Eco- efficient Europe; Green Business Models
Summary/Abstract: Finland has emerged as a key pioneer in implementing the European Union Green Deal, particularly through its innovative approaches in education, culture and the economy. The Finnish education system prioritizes sustainability, with environmental topics integrated into curricula from early education to higher levels. Schools and Universities actively engage students in green initiatives, fostering eco-consciousness and empowering the next generation to contribute to the green transition. Culturally, Finland has long celebrated sustainability, with its art, design, and media reflecting themes of environmental preservation and ecological balance. Economically, Finland has leveraged its green policies to drive innovation, focusing on clean technologies and renewable energy, aligning with the EU’s climate neutrality goals. The Finnish government supports green entrepreneurship through incentives, which has spurred economic growth in eco-friendly industries. Thus, Finland exemplifies a holistic approach to the Green Deal, blending education, culture and economic policies, doubled by a professional communication agenda, to create a sustainable future.

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