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The Association of Finnish

Local and Regional Authorities

www.localfinland.fi

www.kunnat.net

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The Association of Finnish

Local and Regional Authorities

The Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities represents Finnish municipalities, towns and cities. Regional councils, hospital districts, special care districts and municipal organisations in fields such as education all cooperate with the Association.

The Association's core tasks are to promote the interests and development of, and to offer services for, Finnish municipalities and the entire local government sector. Our strength is multi-sectoral competence and a comprehensive understanding of local government working and its necessary prerequisites.

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The Association's core task

We are working together with municipalities to build a sustainable future for municipal residents.

The Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities promotes the vitality of local and regional communities. We protect the interests of municipalities and are their partners in development. We develop inclusive service systems and democratically steered local authority corporations to

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The Association's priority areas

» Our vision 2020: A powerful advocate for all Finnish

municipalities, the Association of Finnish Local and Regional

Authorities promotes local self-government and the modernisation of municipal services.

» To implement its vision, the Association has to make choices.

The Association's strategic choices are:

1. Thriving local and regional communities and welfare of residents

2. Viable local authority corporations

3. The Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities as a networking organisation

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We strive to be a forerunner

To achieve its vision for 2020, the Association must prioritise certain objectives.

» We want to be a forerunner in shaping the future of local self-government, in laying firmer foundations for local authority corporations, and in networking closely with our members and stakeholders.

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The Association's political organs

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

convenes every four years

THE COUNCIL

76 members and 76 personal deputy members

THE BOARD

15 members and 15 deputy members

Council chair and deputy chairs have the right to participate in and speak at meetings; the Board's working committee

THE COUNCIL OF KT LOCAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYERS

11 members and 11 deputy members

Appointed by the Ministry of Finance at the proposal of the Association The Act on KT Local Government Employers

ADVISORY COMMITTEES

Their own internal rule: 15 members and 15 personal deputy members Advisory Committee for small municipalities

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The Association’s elected bodies

General Assembly Council 76 members

Board 15 members and 15 deputy

members

Advisory Committee for small municipalities Advisory Board for Swedish-speaking

municipalities Antti Lindtman

Chair of the Board

Mauri Pekkarinen

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Director General Kari-Pekka Mäki-Lohiluoma

Deputy Managing Director Timo Kietäväinen Deputy Managing Director

Tuula Haatainen

Local Government Development and Research Kaija Majoinen Administrative Services Timo Leivo Human Resources Hannele Lindfors Legal Affairs Arto Sulonen

Regions and Urban Development Leena Karessuo

Education and Culture Anneli Kangasvieri

Social Welfare and Health Care Tarja Myllärinen Information Society Heikki Lunnas Municipal Finance Ilari Soosalu Affiliated companies Kuntaliitto Holding Oy •FCG Finnish Consulting Group Oy •Gustavelund Oy •KL-Kustannus Oy •Kuntaliitto Palvelut Oy KL-Kuntahankinnat Oy KL-Kuntarekry Oy Kuntatalo Oy

The Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities

KT Local Government Employers Markku Jalonen

International and Swedish-language Affairs Kristina Wikberg

Communications Jari Seppälä

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The Association’s management

Kari-Pekka Mäki-Lohiluoma, Director General Timo Kietäväinen, Deputy Managing Director Tuula Haatainen, Deputy Managing Director

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Heads of units

Regions and Urban Development

Leena Karessuo, Director

Administrative Services

Timo Leivo, Director of Finance and Administration

Human Resources

Hannele Lindfors, HR Manager

KT Local Government Employers

Markku Jalonen, Director General

Local Government Development and Research

Kaija Majoinen, Director

Municipal Finance

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Heads of units

Legal Affairs

Arto Sulonen, Legal Director

Education and Culture

Anneli Kangasvieri, Director

International and Swedish-language Affairs

Kristina Wikberg, Director

Social Welfare and Health Care

Tarja Myllärinen, Director

Information Society

Heikki Lunnas, Director

Communications

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The Association's subsidiaries

engaged in business activity

Kuntaliitto Holding Oy

Kari-Pekka Mäki-Lohiluoma, Director General » FCG Finnish Consulting Group

Ari Kolehmainen, Chief Executive Officer

» Gustavelund Oy (Hotel and Conference Centre) Antti Ropponen, Managing Director

» KL-Kustannus Oy (publishing) Hannu Kataja, Managing Director

» Kuntaliitto Palvelut Oy (internal services) Timo Leivo, Managing Director

KL-Kuntahankinnat Oy (local government procurement) Raili Hilakari, Managing Director

KL-Kuntarekry Oy (local government recruitment) Tuula Nurminen, Managing Director

Kuntatalo Oy (House of Municipalities) Risto Timonen, Managing Director

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Revenue raised by the Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities and the KT Local Government

Employers from operational activities according to 2012 budget 15.5 4.4 1.6 8.7 2.7 Association's membership fees

Share of costs of the KT

Local Government Employers Service fees from hospital districts etc.

Sales of services Rental income

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The Association's services

• Social welfare and health care • Education and culture

• Regions and urban development • Municipal finances

• Legal affairs

• KT Local Government Employers

• International and Swedish-language affairs • Local government development and research • Communications

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Services in Swedish

• Finlands kommuntidning (Fikt) magazine

www.kommunerna.net

• Courses and training in Swedish • Swedish publications and forms

• Research and development projects

• Swedish-speaking team and service network:

advice and consultation by experts responsible for services in Swedish.

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Brussels Office

A channel for the Association and the local

government sector to communicate and lobby within the European Union

• Gathers information on the EU on behalf of the

Association, local authorities and regional councils

• Influences the EU’s decision-making processes

• Promotes awareness of the Finnish system of local

government and welfare

• Cooperation with Finnish regional offices,

the CEMR and the European Local Authority (ELAN) network

• The Office serves as a base for the Association's

experts and for the members of the Finnish

delegation of the EU Committee of the Regions in Brussels.

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The Municipal Fair

The Municipal Fair gathers together executives from the local government sector and public administration, and enterprises and third sector actors providing services for local authorities.

This major annual event taking place in the House of Municipalities in Helsinki every September offers visitors nearly 200

seminars and information sessions free of charge.

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The Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities

and its affiliated companies in 2013

Association of Finnish Local and

Regional Authorities FCG Finnish Consulting Group Oy Gustavelund KL-Kuntahankinnat Oy KL-Kustannus Oy House of Municipalities Conference Services KL-Kuntarekry Oy

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The affiliated companies of the Association of

Finnish Local and Regional Authorities

Key figures of the year 2012

FCG Finnish Consulting Group » Number of staff in Finland and in

other countries about 750

» Turnover 67.0 million euros

» Chief Executive Officer:

Ari Kolehmainen, M.Sc. (Admin.)

KL-Kustannus Oy (publishing)

» Kuntalehti periodical,

Kuntatekniikka trade magazine for

municipal engineering, and

Kunta-tv broadcasting local government

affairs

» Municipal Fair

» Number of staff: 9

» Turnover 3.0 million euros

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The affiliated companies of the Association of

Finnish Local and Regional Authorities

Key figures of the year 2012

KL-Kuntahankinnat Oy

(joint procurement company) » Centralised public supply and

service contracts for municipalities and local government organisations

» Number of staff: 6

» Turnover 2.2 million euros

» Managing Director: Raili Hilakari

Gustavelund Hotel and Conference Centre

»

Conference and congress hotel: conference, hotel and restaurant services and programmed activities

»

Number of staff: 30

»

Turnover 2.9 million euros

»

Managing Director: Antti Ropponen

KL-Kuntarekry Oy (recruitment)

»

Service company

»

Number of staff: 7

»

Turnover 0.9 million euros

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Thank you!

The Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities

House of Municipalities

Toinen linja 14, FI-00530 Helsinki Tel. +358 9 7711

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