Socially Sustainable Finland 2020: Strategy for Social and Health Policy
Finland Ministry of Social Affairs and Health
Country Resources
General Health Strategies and Plans
Finland
28 January 2011
Report
978-952-00-3136-7
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Description
This document describes the strategies the Finnish government are implementing to achieve a socially sustainable and healthy society.The strategies include>
1. A strong foundation for welfare
■ Health and welfare in all policies
■ Longer working careers through wellbeing at work
■ Balancing the various areas of life
■ Sustainable social protection financing
2. Access to welfare for all
■ Reduce differentials in welfare and health
■ Customer-oriented services
■ New service structures and operating practices
■ Strong sense of social inclusion
3. A healthy and safe living environment
■ Strengthen the viability of the environment
■ Ensure that society can continue to function under exceptional circumstances
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