Kiipeilyliittoa

Kiipeilyliittoa, or the Finnish Climbing Federation, is the national governing body for competitive climbing in Finland. Established in 1972, the federation is responsible for organizing and promoting climbing activities, including bouldering, sport climbing, and traditional climbing. It oversees national competitions, such as the Finnish Bouldering Championships and the Finnish Sport Climbing Championships, and represents Finnish climbers in international events.

The federation is affiliated with the Finnish Olympic Committee and the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC). It works to develop and maintain high standards of safety and competition in climbing, and to promote the sport among the general public. Kiipeilyliittoa also provides resources and support for coaches, judges, and other professionals in the climbing community.

The organization is governed by a board of directors, which includes representatives from various climbing disciplines and regions within Finland. The board is responsible for making decisions about the federation's activities and policies, and for ensuring that the organization operates in accordance with its mission and values.

Kiipeilyliittoa plays a crucial role in the development of climbing in Finland, working to create a strong and vibrant climbing community that is inclusive, safe, and enjoyable for all participants. Through its efforts, the federation has helped to establish Finland as a leading destination for climbing and bouldering, attracting climbers from around the world.