kehitysmiehistön

Kehitysmiehistön, also known as the Development Council, is a Finnish governmental body established to oversee the development and implementation of national development plans. It was created in 1999 as part of the Finnish government's efforts to promote sustainable development and economic growth. The council is composed of representatives from various government ministries, as well as experts and stakeholders from the private sector and civil society.

The primary role of the Kehitysmiehistön is to prepare and implement national development plans, which are strategic documents outlining the government's priorities and actions for promoting sustainable development. These plans cover a wide range of areas, including economic development, environmental protection, social welfare, and cultural preservation. The council also monitors the progress of these plans and evaluates their impact on society.

In addition to its planning and monitoring functions, the Kehitysmiehistön also acts as a forum for dialogue and cooperation between different sectors of society. It organizes workshops, seminars, and other events to facilitate the exchange of ideas and best practices, and to promote a shared understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing Finland.

The council's work is guided by the principles of sustainability, equity, and participatory decision-making. It strives to ensure that the development plans it prepares are inclusive, innovative, and responsive to the needs and aspirations of all Finns. The Kehitysmiehistön plays a crucial role in shaping Finland's future and promoting its long-term prosperity and well-being.