liikesu

Liikesu is a Finnish term that refers to a form of social insurance or welfare benefits, provided by the government to its citizens. The concept of liikesu is closely tied to the concept of social security, which is a fundamental right in Finland. Liikesu provides a safety net for individuals and families who are in need, such as those who are unemployed, disabled, or elderly.

Liikesu can take various forms, including financial assistance, housing benefits, and healthcare coverage. The specific benefits offered under the liikesu system vary from one region to another, and the level of support provided can also differ depending on individual circumstances. The purpose of liikesu is to ensure that all citizens have access to basic needs, such as food, shelter, and healthcare, regardless of their ability to pay.

In Finland, liikesu is administered at the municipal level, with each municipality responsible for providing its own range of benefits to its residents. The benefits may include cash payments, subsidies for housing and food, and other forms of support. To be eligible for liikesu, individuals must meet certain criteria, such as being a resident of the municipality, having a low income, and being unable to access other forms of support.

The liikesu system in Finland is funded through a combination of government funding and local taxes. The benefits of liikesu are widely available and can be accessed by anyone who meets the eligibility criteria. The system is designed to promote social welfare, equality, and economic security, and is an essential component of Finland's social security system.