Julkisyhteistyöelin

Julkisyhteistyöelin, often abbreviated as JYE, is a Finnish non-profit organization established to promote and facilitate public cooperation. The organization was founded in 1992 and is based in Helsinki, Finland. JYE's primary mission is to support and strengthen public sector cooperation, both within Finland and internationally. This includes fostering collaboration between different levels of government, public agencies, and other stakeholders to achieve common goals.

JYE organizes various events, workshops, and training programs to educate public sector professionals about best practices in cooperation. These initiatives aim to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of public services by encouraging a culture of collaboration and shared responsibility. The organization also provides resources and tools for public sector organizations to develop and implement cooperative projects.

One of JYE's key areas of focus is the development of public sector networks. These networks facilitate information exchange, knowledge sharing, and joint problem-solving among members. JYE supports the establishment and operation of these networks, helping to build a stronger and more cohesive public sector ecosystem.

Internationally, JYE is involved in promoting Finnish public sector cooperation models abroad. The organization shares its expertise and experiences with public sector organizations in other countries, supporting the development of similar cooperation initiatives globally. JYE's work is funded through grants, membership fees, and project-based funding from both public and private sources.

JYE's approach to public cooperation is based on the principles of transparency, accountability, and continuous improvement. The organization believes that by fostering open and constructive dialogue among stakeholders, the public sector can better address the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century. Through its various initiatives, JYE plays a crucial role in shaping the future of public sector cooperation in Finland and beyond.