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11.12.2023 | Regleringen som gäller företagens miljöåtgärder, företagsansvar och klimatpåståenden befinner sig i ett stort brytningsskede, och gränsen mellan den frivilliga och den reglerade koldioxidmarknaden är i färd att suddas ut. Finland har möjlighet att spela en viktig roll på EU-nivå när regleringen utvecklas, berättar en ny utredning.

23.9.2024 | Det pågår stora omställningar på den frivilliga koldioxidmarknaden. I en ny rapport identifieras och analyseras sex möjliga utvecklingsriktningar för den frivilliga CO2-marknaden och deras konsekvenser för Finland.

31.5.2021 | Enligt en färsk studie är en förutsättning för en övergripande hantering av klimatmigrationen en målmedveten klimatpolitik och stöd för anpassningen till klimatförändringen bland annat genom humanitärt bistånd, civil krishantering, utvecklingssamarbete samt utbildning och forskning liksom även invandringspolitik.

4.6.2026 | A study led by the Finnish Meteorological Institute is describing the impact on Finland of a deteriorating Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC) for the first time. The Government-funded HIIPUVA project is strengthening the knowledge base in preparation for conditions in which climate tipping points may rapidly disrupt living conditions.

26.8.2022 | Finland has made significant progress on climate change adaptation in recent years, which is reflected in the legislation and strategies of different administrative branches. These strategic objectives should now be implemented more widely by increasing concrete measures both in individual sectors and at the regional and municipal levels. This is according to a new overall evaluation of progress on national climate change adaptation policy published on 26 August.

31.5.2021 | A new study shows that comprehensive management of climate migration requires the right approach to climate policy and support for adaptation to climate change in the form of humanitarian aid, civilian crisis management, development cooperation, education and research, but also migration policy.

29.4.2020 | The Saami people observed the first signs of climate change in the 1960s and the changes have accelerated over the course of the 2000s, according to a study by the University of Oulu. The study examined how the Saami have adapted to climate change in reindeer husbandry and explored ways for the Saami to adapt to climate change in a culturally sustainable manner.

23.9.2024 | Vapaaehtoiset hiilimarkkinat ovat merkittävässä murrostilassa. Tuoreessa selvityksessä on tunnistettu kuusi mahdollista vapaaehtoisen hiilimarkkinan kehityssuuntaa ja analysoitu kehityssuuntien vaikutuksia Suomelle.

20.11.2020 | The economic costs of climate policy measures such as emission tax and their effects on income distribution can be regulated by redistributing emission tax revenue back to households. This is the outcome of a study conducted by the Pellervo Economic Research Institute PTT, Merit Economics, and Statistics and Research Åland ÅSUB. The means to do this include earned income tax and/or corporation tax concessions and direct support to households.

10.9.2018 | Many of the weather and climate risks threatening Finland over the next few years can be managed by being well prepared. Knowledge of the risks has now been compiled in the project ‘Assessment of Weather and Climate Risks (SIETO)’. In particular, it is possible to prepare reasonably well for weather phenomena affecting infrastructure and causing immediate danger, such as floods and storms. Risks ...

11.12.2023 | Yritysten ympäristötoimia, yritysvastuuta sekä ilmastoväittämiä koskeva sääntely elää isoa murrosvaihetta, ja raja vapaaehtoisten ja säädeltyjen hiilimarkkinoiden välillä on murtumassa. Suomella on mahdollisuus ottaa EU-tasolla tärkeää roolia, kun sääntelyä kehitetään, kertoo tuore selvitys.

26.4.2023 | In future, the state will need to play a more active role in steering the economy. According to a study published on 26 April, short-term shocks, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine, have required the active involvement of states to ensure the sustainability of their economies and societies.

27.2.2023 | Finland is among the leading countries in promoting sustainable development. However, in light of the current situation it may be difficult for Finland to achieve the goals of the 2030 Agenda. The main challenges Finland is facing are related to ecological sustainability, global responsibility and negative transboundary impacts. It is important to continue the determined and long-term efforts to achieve the goals of the 2030 Agenda.

29.10.2020 | The carbon tariffs planned by the EU may curb carbon leakage, but on closer inspection, they can prove problematic in many ways. According to a study published on 29 October, the EU’s carbon tariff project will face challenges in the coming years.

31.5.2021 | Tuore selvitys osoittaa, että kokonaisvaltainen ilmastomuuttoliikkeiden hallinta edellyttää oikeansuuntaista ilmastopolitiikkaa sekä ilmastonmuutokseen sopeutumisen tukemista muun muassa humanitaarisen avun, siviilikriisinhallinnan, kehitysyhteistyön sekä koulutus- ja tutkimustoiminnan keinoin, mutta myös maahanmuuttopolitiikan keinoin.

29.3.2021 | To halt the loss of biodiversity, both nature protection and nature management in commercial forests should be increased. This is the conclusion of a study published on 29 March, conducted by the Natural Resources Institute Finland, Metsähallitus, Pellervo Economic Research Institute, Finnish Wildlife Agency and Finnish Environment Institute. The study was commissioned by the Government.

22.11.2022 | POLICY BRIEF 2022:33 Perspectives into topical issues in society and ways to support political decision-making. This publication is part of the implementation of the 2021 Government plan for analysis, assessment and research. The producers of the ...

28.2.2019 | Forest carbon sinks are in a key position in terms of the potential of the land use, land use change and forestry (LULUCF) sector to promote the achievement of climate objectives in Finland. According to recent scenario calculations, by 2050 the forest carbon sink could as much as double from the present. Greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector could in turn be reduced by 30% by 2050 from the level in 1990, but this would require major changes to peatland cultivation.

14.10.2019 | The aim for Finland is to advance a circular economy, as part of the effort to combat climate crisis and promote the sustainable use of natural resources. But, when moving towards a circular economy, we must also ensure that this causes no problems in terms of human health or the environment. The conclusion of the SIRKKU project that just ended was that the flow of information on hazardous substan...

19.3.2019 | Finland is committed to achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (2030 Agenda) by 2030. Finland was ranked third best in the assessment of sustainability in all UN Member States published in 2018, and Finland also has a strong reputation as a global leader in sustainable development work. Yet, we have a long way to go to achieve the 2030 Agenda goals.