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Sustainable development has become an increasingly important societal goal. The UN agreement of the Agenda2030 in 2015 rendered the sustainable development goals ever more significant with deep-set implications also for actions of the global north.
In Finland, the Finnish Environment Institute, SYKE is a frontrunner in analysing the state of as well as policy measeures towards sustainable development. The work is done across various sectors and together with multiple stakeholders. SYKE is a trusted partner organisation in esteemed international processes and projects for sustainable development.
Specialist areas
- Analysis and assessment of sustainable systemic change
- Co-development, analysis and assessment of policy meaasures in support of sustainable development
- Expertise related to clean water
- Significance of biodiversity and ecosystem services with respect to health, among others
- Addressing climate change mitigation and adaptation questions
- Circular economy, sustainable consumption and production
- Urbanisation in support of sustainable development
- Information in service of sustainable development
Policy Brief: A future the planet can accommodate
More information:
Director of the Environmental Policy Centre Eeva Furman, SYKE
tel. 0295 251 123, firstname.lastname@syke.fi
Director of the Sustainable Urbanisation Programme Marko Tainio, SYKE
tel. 0295 252 127, firstname.lastname@syke.fi
Senior Researcher Annukka Berg, SYKE
tel. 0295 251 842, firstname.lastname@syke.fi
Director of the Programme for Sustainable Circular Economy Petrus Kautto, SYKE
tel. 0295 251 272, firstname.lastname@syke.fi