{"id":30905,"date":"2021-03-03T08:05:00","date_gmt":"2021-03-03T06:05:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/?page_id=30905"},"modified":"2022-10-21T07:50:42","modified_gmt":"2022-10-21T04:50:42","slug":"testiblogi","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/en\/kehittaminen\/mako\/mako2025\/testiblogi\/","title":{"rendered":"Views and insights on development"},"content":{"rendered":"<h2 class=\"wp-block-heading\">Northern Ostrobothnia Regional Programme 2022-2025 blog series<\/h2>\n\n\n<ul class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__list has-dates wp-block-latest-posts\"><li><a class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-title\" href=\"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/en\/2021\/05\/21\/samassa-veneessa-ollaan-kiertotalous-ja-pohjois-pohjanmaa\/\">In the same boat \u2013 circular economy and Northern Ostrobothnia<\/a><time datetime=\"2021-05-21T09:13:00+03:00\" class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-date\">21.5.2021<\/time><div class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-excerpt\">According to Sitra's definition, the circular economy is an economic model that does not continuously produce more goods, but instead uses services instead of owning them: sharing, renting and recycling. The idea behind the circular economy is that materials taken from nature \u2013 which have already been refined to meet the needs of humanity \u2013 will remain in use and in the economic system for as long as possible. Economic growth therefore does not depend on the consumption of natural resources. As a concept, the circular economy is not new. The idea originated in the 1960s and was first mentioned as a word in 1966. The concept was made famous by Lady Ellen MacArthur, a world record-holder solo sailor who woke up to the finiteness of natural resources when she lived on her boat's limited cargo for 71 days while sailing around the world in 2005. He founded the foundation bearing his name in 2010 and, together in cooperation with experts, developed the now-known circular economy model, which became, among other things, the cornerstone of the EU Green Deal. The circular economy model developed by the Foundation introduced ideas such as industrial ecology, the cradle-to-cradle thinking model and the service economy. The idea of industrial ecology is that the waste of one is the raw material of the other. Finland and our region can be [\u2026]<\/div><\/li>\n<li><a class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-title\" href=\"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/en\/2021\/04\/16\/liiku-ja-voi-hyvin\/\">Move and feel well<\/a><time datetime=\"2021-04-16T08:42:00+03:00\" class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-date\">16.4.2021<\/time><div class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-excerpt\">Immobility costs money. At the Finnish level, the price of inactivity is estimated from 3.2 billion euros to as much as 7.5 billion euros per year in a study conducted by the Director of the UKK Institute Tommi Vasankari. A comparison can be made, for example, in cooperation with the acquisition of fighter jets by the Finnish Defence Forces, which is the most expensive acquisition in the history of the Finnish state. The price is estimated to be between $7 and $10 billion. The fighters are renewed approximately every 30 years, but the cost of immobility is annual. The majority of the costs of inactivity are currently borne by the adult population, the working age population. However, various studies show that the movement of children and adolescents has also decreased and overweight has increased. According to the same study, lack of mobility costs nearly 400 million euros per year in Northern Ostrobothnia. Measured by a different morbidity index, Northern Ostrobothnia is one of the most ill regions in Finland. Who is responsible for promoting the well-being and health of people? Will the issue be solved by the new health and social services centres? Let's not solve it. The well-being and health of people belong to everyone. First and foremost, of course, it belongs to each person themselves. No outsider can force or command a person to live a healthy life. Ultimately, everyone decides for themselves. A society that includes so [\u2026]<\/div><\/li>\n<li><a class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-title\" href=\"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/en\/2021\/04\/15\/liikenne-on-paitsi-ympariston-myos-elamanlaadun-kysymys-ja-meilla-pohjois-pohjanmaalla-on-paljon-tehtavissa\/\">Transport is not only an issue of the environment but also of the quality of life, and we in Northern Ostrobothnia have a lot to do<\/a><time datetime=\"2021-04-15T08:41:00+03:00\" class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-date\">15.4.2021<\/time><div class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-excerpt\">The situation in North America is interesting. In many places, the area is strongly growing, while in other places it is strongly shrinking. We are far from other growth centres and the capital, where accessibility is a particular issue for the development of our region. As values change and in the face of Finland's emission reductions, we need environmentally sustainable ways to travel to both the rest of Finland and Europe. The Helsinki-Oulu route is the most popular domestic flight in Finland. By speeding up the main line, you could get to Helsinki by train in as little as three and a half hours in cooperation with the current train fleet and thus get a smooth alternative to flying. For a train of less than four hours, we need the green light from the government and financial assistance from the EU. Train traffic in this period was on the rise before the coronavirus. The figures, together in cooperation with the freight tonnage, speak clear language in favour of additional tracks. The Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency recently published its report on the need for changes to the main railway line. Developing the track north of Tampere would serve both passenger and freight traffic. In conclusion, the study suggests that the construction of the double track could be carried out in parts. Even in short intervals, adding a double track could make the use of the track more efficient. The train connection to Europe via Tornio and Haparanda will take a step forward this week as a regular commuter train starts on the Swedish side of the rush Thursday. Finnish [\u2026]<\/div><\/li>\n<li><a class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-title\" href=\"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/en\/2021\/04\/13\/kuinka-tki-toiminnasta-ja-korkeakouluyhteistyosta-tehdaan-yha-vaikuttavampaa\/\">How can RDI activities and higher education cooperation be made more effective?<\/a><time datetime=\"2021-04-13T08:39:00+03:00\" class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-date\">13.4.2021<\/time><div class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-excerpt\">The mission of universities is to promote free research and scientific and artistic education, to provide research-based supreme education and to educate students to serve their country and society. In carrying out their duties, universities must offer opportunities for continuous learning, interact in cooperation with the rest of society and promote the societal impact of research results and artistic activities. Basic scientific research produces new information on the subject to be studied. This work is fuelled by the curiosity and interest of researchers to better understand the subject of their research. The significance of new knowledge is universal in nature and brought to the attention of the world's scientific community through scientific publications and presentations. Applied research, on the other hand, aims at utilising already existing information, for example, to implement the desired type of product. It is worth noting that many, perhaps most, of the inventions that have changed the world are based on ground-breaking research at the forefront of their field, such as antibiotics, laser technology or, for example, the thin film method used in almost all computers and smartphones, based on the research of Tuomo Suuntola, the recipient of the Finnish Millennium Technology Prize 2018. I would like to emphasise the close link between high-quality basic research and applied work. Application development may require more basic research and, on the other hand, basic research aims at [\u2026]<\/div><\/li>\n<li><a class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-title\" href=\"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/en\/2021\/03\/25\/yrittajyys-muuttuu-ja-muuttaa-maailmaa-myos-pohjois-pohjanmaalla\/\">Entrepreneurship is changing and changing the world, including in Northern Ostrobothnia<\/a><time datetime=\"2021-03-25T08:37:00+02:00\" class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-date\">25.3.2021<\/time><div class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-excerpt\">There are 17,000 companies in Northern Ostrobothnia. More than half of these are solo self-employed and the rest employ more than 72,000 people. Entrepreneurship as a driver of vitality is recognised in our region. The numbers also speak for it. In Northern Ostrobothnia, companies pay approximately EUR 2.41 billion in wages annually and generate approximately EUR 15.6 billion in turnover.\u00a0 Businesses pay about 200 million euros in corporate income tax. in cooperation with taxes, society can take care of its own services. Entrepreneurship is constantly changing. In our region, entrepreneurship is still growing. More businesses are created than ceases. Entrepreneurship in general is more interesting as a career option. It is a career dream for many young people today. An important observation that should be reflected in the teaching. The resulting companies are, as a rule, solo entrepreneurs. Unfortunately, the number of employers has fallen for several years. Can a large number of solo entrepreneurs grow in such a way that the national economy also develops? I don't think so. There is still a need for employable enterprises, and efforts must be made to this end, including through labour market reforms. Because employment is perceived as challenging, the right ways to support solo entrepreneurship must be found. A solo entrepreneur doesn't try to do it alone. Entrepreneurship is increasingly network entrepreneurship, regardless of the size of the company. Work is done [\u2026]<\/div><\/li>\n<li><a class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-title\" href=\"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/en\/2021\/03\/24\/kovaa-ja-pehmeaa\/\">Hard and soft<\/a><time datetime=\"2021-03-24T08:36:00+02:00\" class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-date\">24.3.2021<\/time><div class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-excerpt\">We were asked to comment on the soft success fstakeholders of our region, the culture and its transformation. Perhaps in cooperation with the number of characters allowed, we can start a debate on the subject \u2013 I have to accentuate it a bit. Soft success fstakeholders are hard in many ways. When comparing products or services, we tend to compare technical characteristics or clinical quality fstakeholders that can be easily measured in the services. We call them hard workers. We assume that competitiveness, and therefore success, automatically follows the most advanced technology or the largest number of new features. We know how to invest in this: Northern Ostrobothnia's R&amp;D rankings are among the top in the world. Our talented and well-trained scientists and engineers develop advanced technologies. These technologies (i.e. by definition tools or working methods) are then typically sold as such. The role of a subcontractor has its advantages, but it is neither the most valuable place in the value chain, nor the safest. Sometimes, based on their own development work, a finished product or service is built, and even at best they have become products that their customers love. But you can still see that, in your own opinion, a bit of cuteness or a style that fits the imaginary market segment is frosted in cooperation with an excellent solution. When you don't trade, you whip yourself bad [\u2026]<\/div><\/li>\n<li><a class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-title\" href=\"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/en\/2021\/03\/22\/mysteeri-nimeltaan-pohjois-pohjanmaa\/\">A Mystery Called Northern Ostrobothnia<\/a><time datetime=\"2021-03-22T08:34:00+02:00\" class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-date\">22.3.2021<\/time><div class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-excerpt\">From an outsider's point of view, Northern Ostrobothnia is a mystery. The area resembles soap, which is not easy to get hold of. The image of Northern Ostrobothnia from the outside does not convey either a positive or a negative point of view. When you hear the word Northern Ostrobothnia, most people think of Oulu, K\u00e4rp\u00e4t, Lestadianism, the North, technology, engineers and Nokia. Northern Ostrobothnia is often overshadowed by the great and powerful Oulu. It comes as a surprise to most that Northern Ostrobothnia is the fourth largest concentration of residents, jobs and businesses in the country. Or that the region's level of education is the third highest after Uusimaa and Pirkanmaa. In the area, it is also possible to throw one trump card over others, i.e. future capital in the form of children and young people. The region is the number one in research, development and innovation spending, especially thanks to the continuous ability of Oulu universities and companies to renew themselves. More investment has been made in wind power than anywhere else in Finland. The quality of life, happiness and satisfaction in cooperation with one's own life are among the highest in experiential surveys. When you bring up places such as Kuusamo, Kalajoki, Ylivieska, Raahe, Rokua, Iso-Sy\u00f6te, Hailuoto or even Raahe in the discussion, you make the listener wake up and get interested in a different way [\u2026]<\/div><\/li>\n<li><a class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-title\" href=\"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/en\/2021\/03\/19\/muuttuiko-matkailussa-mikaan\/\">Has anything changed in tourism?<\/a><time datetime=\"2021-03-19T08:32:00+02:00\" class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-date\">19.3.2021<\/time><div class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-excerpt\">In early 2020, tourism attracted both domestic and foreign visitors. Many forums had noted that tourism is a significant part of our economy, both at the national level and at the level of many municipalities. In the spring, tourism had to take a sudden stop, from full speed to zero in the middle of the heaviest season. Since spring 2020, we have been a virtually closed tourist area for international tourists. We anticipated the all-time domestic tourism summer, which it also was for many regions. The development between the regions was surprisingly different. Overnight stays registered in Northern Ostrobothnia in June-September 2020 were up (+2.9 %), e.g. in Lapland (-20,4 %) and Central Finland (-27.3 %) was not as successful. There were great differences in cooperation within our region. Kalajoki (+8.1 %) and Kuusamo (+27.4 %They showed their attraction. Objects known for nature and activities in nature pulled the longest straw. We searched for places where the space was well above the minimum safety distances. The summer was a real summer cottage, which is not reflected in Statistics Finland's figures, because the cottages are not included in their statistics. For many, last summer was the first time we went on holiday from the south further away from Central Finland. We received a large number of first-timers [\u2026]<\/div><\/li>\n<li><a class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-title\" href=\"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/en\/2021\/03\/17\/luonto-pohjois-pohjanmaan-hyvinvoinnin-ja-osallisuuden-lahde\/\">Nature \u2013 a source of well-being and Participation and Inclusion in Northern Ostrobothnia<\/a><time datetime=\"2021-03-17T08:29:00+02:00\" class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-date\">17.3.2021<\/time><div class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-excerpt\">There are no things in the village on the doorstep Northern Ostrobothnia pampers us in cooperation with magnificent nature. It serves us seaside areas, coastal areas crossed by rivers, marshlands and highlands. The area of the region is about 25,500 km\u00b2 of forest, and the area includes the national parks of Oulanka, Rokua and Sy\u00f6te, as well as part of the Hossa National Park. The positive image is also confirmed by the 2017 Environmental Awareness Award, which was awarded to forests and peatlands in Northern Ostrobothnia, and the Rokua Geopark, Finland's first UNESCO Global Geopark. We are beginning to understand how important nature is to the quality and even continuity of life. Proven well-being effects include: recovery, lowering stress levels, slowing down the pulse, lowering blood pressure, increasing the body's multifaceted microbiota, and various pleasure experiences. The good state of the environment thus creates a basis for the comfort of the living environment and the well-being of people. The natural environment also seems to have an impact on inequality. It seems to be of greater benefit to the most vulnerable. For example, people in cooperation with financial or work worries or crises seem to benefit most emotionally from mind-set visits. There are even indications that differences in mortality rates among different socio-economic groups [\u2026]<\/div><\/li>\n<li><a class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-title\" href=\"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/en\/2021\/03\/15\/tulevaisuuden-teknologiat-ovat-pohjois-pohjanmaan-mahdollisuus\/\">Future technologies are an opportunity for Northern Ostrobothnia<\/a><time datetime=\"2021-03-15T08:25:00+02:00\" class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-date\">15.3.2021<\/time><div class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-excerpt\">Northern Ostrobothnia boasts a young population base, universities, basic industry and successful growth companies. The region has world-leading research knowledge and technology in many of the growing fields of the future. The challenge is how to integrate our know-how and innovations into value chains and into global markets. Past success is not a guarantee of future success. Telecommunications technology is a local example, combining high-level expertise, active research and development, and successful international business. Over the years, Nokia has created a critical mass in the region that is credible and capable of operating globally in an extremely competitive industry. We have the full potential to continue to thrive in cooperation with products based on radio expertise, but this requires continuous research and development. Companies in the sector must take care of active product development and continuous R&amp;D cooperation in cooperation with other companies, universities and research institutes. The product development culture must not be eroded, but the enthusiasm and development must be visible. Printed electronics, on the other hand, is an example of what long-term research can achieve. The sector has been developed in Finland and at VTT for more than 20 years \u2013 largely in cooperation with EU funding. We have achieved a good foothold in printed intelligence [\u2026]<\/div><\/li>\n<li><a class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-title\" href=\"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/en\/2021\/03\/11\/kasvuvoimaa-mikroyrityksista-ja-niiden-toimintaedellytysten-kehittamisesta\/\">Growth from micro-enterprises and developing their operating conditions<\/a><time datetime=\"2021-03-11T08:22:00+02:00\" class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-date\">11.3.2021<\/time><div class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-excerpt\">Research, development and training activities aimed at micro-enterprises and their operating conditions are a necessary investment from the perspective of sustainable growth and development in Northern Ostrobothnia. There are 22.8 million micro-enterprises in the EU, representing 93.1% of the EU-28 business base and 29.4% of EU-28 jobs. Over the past ten years, micro-enterprises have produced almost one third of the net positive job change in the EU-28 (Eurostat 2021). In particular, by expanding two narrow areas, it is possible to strengthen the conditions for sustainable growth in micro-enterprises. Micro-enterprises have export potential In relation to neighbouring countries, there is room for growth especially in exports of micro-enterprises. According to Eurostat, micro-enterprises in Finland produce only 3.9% of the total value of exports, compared to 14.6% in Sweden. By this measure, Finland is among the last in Europe. Information and effective measures are needed to catch up. Success in these measures is a prerequisite for strengthening and diversifying the economic structure of Northern Ostrobothnia and Finland as a whole. Entrepreneurial culture is a prerequisite for sustainable growth Business start-up activity is low. Young people's entrepreneurial intensities, which have grown in recent years, are not yet realised in business start-up figures. According to the World Bank, only 4.3 new companies per 1,000 people of working age are established in Finland every year, which is in the Nordic countries [\u2026]<\/div><\/li>\n<li><a class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-title\" href=\"https:\/\/www.pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi\/en\/2021\/03\/03\/testi\/\">Northern Ostrobothnia \u2013 region of Opportunities<\/a><time datetime=\"2021-03-03T08:02:00+02:00\" class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-date\">3.3.2021<\/time><div class=\"wp-block-latest-posts__post-excerpt\">In relative and quantitative terms, there are many young people living in our region. Our values \u2013 openness, creativity, fairness and courage \u2013 reflect our youthful attitude and willingness to make progress. The region's large centre, Oulu, attracts a significant number of young people both in its surrounding areas and elsewhere in Finland, but in addition to the central area, active young people can be found all over Northern Ostrobothnia. The large number of young people offers a lot of opportunities. They are a resource that can be involved in the development of the region, which enables our northern home to become an even more vibrant and attractive environment to grow, experience and thrive. As a young citizen, I have accumulated insights into young people\u2019s involvement at local, regional and national levels \u2013 and I see a lot of potential in Northern Ostrobothnia. Compared to the rest of Finland, our region is in a unique situation. We are a central region of northern Europe, a youthful region and have understood the importance of our young people as a pillar of future success. Despite migration to the south, our northern region has the prerequisites to remain a pulling region and to build a fully breathable region. A lot is already being done well. New projects are being developed all over Northern Ostrobothnia, young people are given more opportunities to participate and the Regional Regional Youth Regional Assembly has been established. 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