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European Transplant Sport Week 2016 Vantaa, Finland 10
European Transplant Sport Week 2016 Vantaa, Finland 10. - 17.7. Publisher: Suomen Vammaisurheilu ja -liikunta VAU ry Finnish Sports Association of Persons with Disabilities Pictures: Anna Tervahartiala, Lauri Jaakkola, Anssi Walta, Hannes Penttilä, Teemu Lakkasuo Advertising Sales: Printmix Oy, tel. +358 20 710 9510 www.printmix.fi Layout and print: 2 Printmix Oy Table of Contents 1. Welcome words from Ilkka Vass ........................................................................ 4 2. Welcome words from Kari Nenonen ................................................................. 5 3. Vantaa 2016 in a nutshell .................................................................................... 6 4. Organizing Committee ......................................................................................... 7 5. Website and Social Media .................................................................................... 9 6. Accommodation ......................................................................................................10 7. Meals ..........................................................................................................................11 8. Transportation ..........................................................................................................13 9. Accreditation Card .................................................................................................13 10. Vantaa Info and Travel Card .................................................................................14 -
Classic Pizza Restaurant and Hangonmakaronitehdas Won Kasvu Open 2016 Start Again- Series
CLASSIC PIZZA RESTAURANT HANGON MAKARONITEHDAS PRESS RELEASE 31.10.2016 Classic Pizza Restaurant and HangonMakaronitehdas won Kasvu Open 2016 Start again- series Kasvu Open is Finland´s largest sparring program for small and medium sized companies that are eager to grow and go to the international market. Throughout the competition these growth oriented companies have an opportunity to present their own growth plans to a great number of experts, free of charge. The program culminated last week with Kasvu Open Carneval event in Jyväskylä. Classic Pizza Restaurant / Hangon Makaronitehdas won the first prize in a series of companies already operating – Kasvu Open Start again. Classic Pizza Restaurant / Hangon Makaronitehdas have the best potential for growth and internationalization. The winners were selected from the 79 Kasvu Open finalists, who were chosen from over 700 companies that took part to Kasvu Open program by presenting their growth plans. Companies were from different industries and in different parts of the country. During the year, companies got free coaching from experts in various fields. The jury opened the selection criteria Classic Pizza Restaurant / Hangon Makaronitehdas stated that they prepare pizza and fresh pasta from high-quality ingredients and have surprising recipes and do all this better than anyone else. According to the jury, the company has caught the trend: people consume less, but better. They are not competing with price, but everyday luxury. The world's best pizza chain in Finland is a fine and brave idea. "Our country does not increase with technology alone, but needs the service and marketing expertise as well. -
Study: Forced “Time-Outs” Rare
ISSUE 22 (152) • 3 – 9 JUNE 2010 • €3 • WWW.HELSINKITIMES.FI INTERNATIONAL CULTURE EAT & DRINK Helsinki New crisis Grünstein’s Summer Summer in misplaced dining Guide Gaza women experiences pages 11-13 page 7 page 15 page 16 Study: Forced “time-outs” rare The Finnish League for Human Rights has conducted a study over cases where children from immigrant backgrounds have been sent away from Finland by their own parents. Close to 900 people joined the demonstration against Israel held in Helsinki on Tuesday evening. PETRA NYMAN we would hope to see improved,” she HELSINKI TIMES adds. Records are important in order to THE “sending away” of immigrant prevent cases where a child is about Stubb: Israeli attack shocking children against their will is not to be sent away. “Children’s rights common in Finland. Since 2000, are a delicate issue and it is not an STT Stubb said that Finland would According to a Swedish crime there have been approximately 40 easy task to investigate these cas- HEIDI LEHTONEN – HT summon the Israeli ambassador to writer Henning Mankell, who par- known cases where children un- es. It is also important to remember provide an explanation and added ticipated in the Gaza-bound aid derwent traumatic experiences af- that most parents’ decision to send FOREIGN Minister Alexander that he had also communicated with fl otilla, the Israeli forces attacked ter being sent back to their parents’ their child away rises from a gen- Stubb said that he was deeply the foreign minister of Turkey, from sleeping civilians. Mankell was re- home country against their will. -
Annual Report 2012/13 1918-1919 1919-1920 1923-1924 1927-1928 Contents
Annual Report 2012/13 1918-1919 1919-1920 1923-1924 1927-1928 Contents The year in brief 1 CEO's statement 2 Strategic orientation 5 1930-1931 1932-1933 1934-1935 1936-1937 Market overview 9 Operations 13 Marketing 13 Our sales channels 16 Purchasing and product range 20 1939-1940 1943-1944 1945-1946 1948-1949 Own brands 21 Logistics, IT and security 22 Risks and uncertainties 24 Sustainable development 27 1951-1952 1954-1955 1957-1958 1961-1962 Our work to promote human rights 30 Our values and employees 36 Our responsibility for the environment 40 Clas Ohlson's GRI profi le 43 1963-1964 1966-1967 1968-1969 1972-1973 Shares and shareholders 45 Annual report Directors’ report 48 Corporate governance 50 1975-1976 1978-1979 1981-1982 1984-1985 Five-year summary 58 Comments 59 Consolidated income, comprehensive income and cash-fl ow statements 60 Consolidated balance sheet 1988-1989 1990-1991 1993-1994 1995-1996 and change in equity 61 Parent Company income, comprehensive income and cash-fl ow statements 62 Parent Company balance sheet and change in equity 63 1999-2000 2003-2004 2006-2007 Autumn & Winter Accounting policies and notes 64 2008-09 Certifi cation of the annual accounts 76 Audit report 77 Board of Directors and auditors 78 Spring & Summer Autumn & Winter Spring & Summer Autumn & Winter Senior Management 82 2009 2009-10 2010 2010-11 Quarterly results 84 A selection of catalogues Defi nitions 84 from 1918 to 2013 Addresses 85 Spring & Summer 2011-2012 2012-2013 2011 More people discover Clas Ohlson Clas Ohlson in one minute Our customers can make purchases in our 174 stores throughout Sweden, Clas Ohlson is a listed retail company Norway, Finland and the UK via our with great visions and ambitious goals. -
The Finnish Property Market 2013 1
The Finnish Property Market 2013 1 The Finnish Property Market 2013 The Finnish Property The Finnish Property Market 2013 Contents Preface 7 Basic facts about Finland 8 1. The Finnish economy 8 1.1 The structure of the economy 8 1.2 Finnish public finances 10 1.3 Outlook for the Finnish economy: back to growth path in 2013? 11 1.4 Finland’s international competitiveness remains strong in most comparisons 13 2. Institutional aspects of the Finnish property market 14 2.1 Two forms of property ownership 14 2.2 Market practices of property investment and renting 16 2.3 Planning 19 2.4 Taxation in Finland 20 2.5 Legislation for indirect property investment 24 3. Structure and players in the Finnish property market 25 3.1 Ownership structure 25 3.2 Real estate service sector 32 4. Property sectors: investment performance, market structure and practices 35 4.1 Property investment market in 2013 35 4.2 The office market 37 4.3 The retail market 41 4.4 Rental residential sector 44 4.5 Industrial / logistics market 48 4.6 Hotels 50 5. Property markets in different regions – outlook for 2013 51 5.1 The Helsinki metropolitan area 51 5.1.1 Helsinki 53 5.1.2 Espoo 57 5.1.3 Vantaa 58 5.2 Other growth centres: Tampere, Oulu, Turku, Jyväskylä, Kuopio and Lahti 60 The sponsors of this publication 64 Key terminology 67 Preface The Finnish Property Market 2013 aims to satisfy the SEB Merchant Banking, Skanska and Sveafastigheter. Also, information needs of international investors and other RAKLI – the Finnish Association for Property Owners and players interested in the Finnish property market. -
Liberalization of Shop Opening Hours
Elina Helosvuori Liberalization of shop opening hours Consumer behaviour and opinions in shopping centre Jumbo Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences Bachelor of Business Administration International Business and Logistics Thesis 3 November 2016 Abstract Author Elina Helosvuori Title Liberalization of the shop opening hours, Consumer behaviour and opinions in shopping centre Jumbo Number of Pages Date 54 pages + 1 appendix 2 November 2016 Degree Bachelor of Business Administration Degree Programme International Degree Program Specialisation option International Business and Logistics Instructor Rebecca Kihlman, Senior Lecturer The aim for this thesis was to investigate changes in consumer behaviour in shopping cen- tre Jumbo and find out consumers’ opinions regarding the liberalization of the shop open- ing hours in Jumbo shopping centre. The thesis is concentrated on the law change in 1.1.2016 when the shop opening hours were liberalized for the first time in Finland and how it has affected the retail industry. Changes since 1969 in the laws of the shop opening hours are also studied. The research section of this thesis investigates the changes in con- sumer behaviour and consumers’ opinions of the liberalization of the shop opening hours in shopping centre Jumbo. The research was conducted in shopping centre Jumbo and 90 consumers answered the survey. Most of the respondents of the survey had a positive atti- tude regarding the liberalization of the shop opening hours. The majority of the respond- ents that answered the survey felt that the liberalization of the opening hours was neces- sary. Liberalization of the shop opening hours was found to be very unnecessary by 27% of the respondents. -
Shooter Has Violent History Cally Always a Falling One
ISSUE 27 (157) • 8 – 14 JULY 2010 • €3 • WWW.HELSINKITIMES.FI SUMMER GUIDE BUSINESS LIFESTYLE EAT & DRINK Special Kiviniemi Summer New summer focuses snow Persian section on economy adventure cuisine pages 11-13 page 8 page 14 page 16 LEHTIKUVA / JUSSI NUKARI Did you Finland says know this yes to nuclear about Finnish? power reactors ALLAN BAIN ALLAN BAIN HELSINKI TIMES HELSINKI TIMES ON WHICH syllable/s words are em- THE FINNISH parliament has voted phasised and how sentences are in- to accept the Government’s propos- toned are fundamental elements of al for the building of two new nucle- any language. Yet, when Finnish is ar power reactors. discussed such issues as the seem- On the table were two proposed ingly infi nite number of noun and permits, Teollisuuden Voima’s (TVO) adjective groups or the differenc- and Fennovoima’s. The fi rst was ac- es between the spoken and written cepted with a 121-72 majority while language come up at the expense of the second was only marginally less emphasis and intonation. popular: it was supported 120-72. This is notable because the stress The vote was a highly conten- and intonation of the Finnish lan- tious one, splitting different polit- guage are relatively unique. Emphasis ical parties, members of individual is placed on the fi rst syllable of rough- parties themselves, and Finland’s ly 99.999 per cent of every Finnish citizenry. The vote, however, was word spoken, something one would a rough approximation of senti- Police moves a victim’s body at the crime scene in Porvoo after a shooting on early Tuesday morning. -
Discounts with Hop-On Hop-Off Ticket
)RRWEDOO 16 Stadium Olympic 4 Stadium &LW\%RWDQLF Töölönkatu7UDP0XVHXP Garden Helsinginkatu Amusement Mannerheiminte Park DISCOUNTS WITH 15 Eino Leinon katu HOP-ON HOP-OFF Rajasaarentie 7||O| Wallininkatu TICKET Library 7||O| Välskärinkatu Sibeliuksenkatu Helsinginkatu Bay Eläint JT-Line Ferry to Suomenlinna: Topeliuksenkatu 1 2 arhantie Helsinki Sibelius Monument Adults (norm. 7€), City 5,50€ National Theatre children 7-16 yrs 2,50€ 14 MannerheimintieOpera 2 Flytour XD Helsinki: 2 &DIH5HJDWWD Mechelininkatu Entrance 9,50€ (norm. 11,50€) 3 7||O| 2 Market (OlLQWDUKD Skywheel Helsinki: 2O\PSLF Bay Adults -2€, children Rowing Stadium (3-11 yrs) -1,50€ discount from normal entrance. 3 Café Regatta: 2 regular cups 14 +LHWDQLHPL +HVSHULD of coffee for the price of 1. Beach Pohjoinen Hesperiankatu Park 4 Sea Life Helsinki: -25% discount 16 Eteläinen Hesperiankatu 8QLYHUVLW\ from normal entrance. 5 Unioninkatu 17 Finlandia Hall Botanic National Museum of Finland: Garden Adult entrance 7€ (norm. 10€), children under 18 yrs free. Runeberginkatu 5 Mechelininkatu 6 Hard Rock Cafe: Free gift when 18 National 17 you spend 35€ or more in Hard Museum 0XVLF&HQWUH Rock Cafe Rock Shop +LHWDQLHPL 7 Design Museum Helsinki: 19 Cemetery Adult entrance 7€ (norm. 10€). Rock Church 1DWXUDO Parliament Finnish 13 Fredrikinkatu History Museum National a Arkadiankatu Baana Kiasma Theatre Arkadiankatu Railway Station 18 Kaivokatu Chapel of Pohjoisrant Silence Ateneum City Senate Square Centre PohjoinenEteläinen Rautatiekatu Rautatiekatu Mannerheimintie 6 Aleksanterinkatu -
Helsinki Organ Summer 2012 • Helsinki Orgelsommer 2012
Helsinki Organ Summer 2012 • Helsinki Orgelsommer 2012 Concert Series • Konzertserien Cathedral • Domkirche SUNDAYS at 8 p.m. • SONNTAGS um 20.00 Uhr 3.6. Opening Concert/Eröff nungskonzert Lumen valo; Markku Mäkinen, organ/Orgel Opening remarks by / Eröffnung: Helsingin Urkukesäyhdistys ry, Chairman/Vorsitzender Ermo Äikää 10.6. Olli Pyylampi 17.6. Jenni Lättilä, soprano/Sopran; Martti Laitinen, organ/Orgel 24.6. Ilpo Laspas 1.7. Harri Viitanen 8.7. Henrico Stewen 15.7. Katri Vesanen 22.7. Julia Rikkonen 29.7. Markku Hietaharju 5.8. Matthias Dreissig (DE) 12.8. Olli Porthan 19.8. Kira Lankinen 26.8. Cantores Minores, Cond./Dir. Hannu Norjanen; Markus Malmgren, organ/Orgel Kallio Church Cathedral • Domkirche • Kallio-Kirche MONDAYS at 7 p.m. • MONTAGS um 19.00 Uhr 4.6. Käsikelloyhtye Sonus, Cond./Dir. Sinikka Honkanen; Sirkka-Liisa Jussila-Gripentrog, organ/Orgel 11.6. Ville Urponen 18.6. Iina-Karita Hakalahti 25.6. Vivika Oksanen 2.7. Pétur Sakari 9.7. Peter van der Velde (NL) 16.7. Maija Lehtonen 23.7. Henri Hersta 30.7. Hanna Dys (PL) 6.8. Tuomas Karjalainen 13.8. Sirkka-Liisa Jussila-Gripentrog 20.8. Agnes Armstrong (US) 27.8. Santeri Siimes Wednesdays at 7 p.m. • Mittwochs um 19.00 Uhr St. John’s Church / Johanneskirche 6.6. Kaj-Erik Gustafsson, organ/Orgel; Helena Tenhunen, soprano/Sopran 27.6. Katariina Heikkilä, mezzosoprano/Mezzosopran; Markku Mäkinen, organ/Orgel 18.7. Arno Kerkhof (NL), organ/Orgel 8.8. Konstantin Weitz (AT), violin/Geige; Sixten Enlund, organ/Orgel 31.8. Concluding concert/Abschlusskonzert Church musicians of the organizing congregations/Die Kirchenmusiker der arrangierenden Gemeinden. -
Suomenlinnan Suurmaisema Suomenlinna Greater Landscape
Helsingin kaupunki Kaupunkisuunnitteluvirasto Helsingin kaupunkisuunnitteluviraston asemakaavaosaston selvityksiä 2011:1 Helsingin kaupunkisuunnitteluviraston asemakaavaosaston selvityksiä 2011:1 Suomenlinnan S uurmai Suomenlinnan suurmaisema S ema – Nykyinen ja tuleva maankäyttö n ykyinen ja tuleva maankäyttö tuleva ykyinen ja Suomenlinna Greater Landscape Land Use Today and in the Future Helsingin kaupunkisuunnitteluviraston asemakaavaosaston selvityksiä 2011:1 asemakaavaosaston Helsingin kaupunkisuunnitteluviraston iSSn 1235-4104 Suomenlinnan suurmaisema Nykyinen ja tuleva maankäyttö Suomenlinna Greater Landscape Land Use Today and in the Future © Helsingin kaupunkisuunnitteluvirasto Teksti: Sinikka Wasastjerna (käännös: Lingoneer Oy) Kuvat: Sinikka Wasastjerna Graafinen suunnittelu ja taitto: Sinikka Wasastjerna Julkaisusarjan graafinen suunnittelu: Timo Kaasinen Pohjakartat ja ilmakuvat: © Kaupunkimittausosasto, Helsinki Paino: Edita Prima Oy 2011 ISSN 1235-4104 Sisältö Contents Johdanto.................................................................................................... 4 Introduction............................................................................................... 4 Linnoitussaaret.osana.merellistä.kaupunkiympäristöä............................ 4 Fortress.islands.as.part.of.the.urban.marine.environment...................... 5 Tarkastelualueet....................................................................................... 7 Examination.areas................................................................................... -
Progress Report #5
progress report #5 1 contents progress report #5 aurinkoista kesää! .................................................................................3 how to make the most of your first worldcon ...............................5 editor: Nina Törnudd registration ............................................................................................7 contributors: Saija Aro, Ari Baronofsky, Clare what is turva? .........................................................................................9 Boothby, Pam Burr, Colette Fozard, Jukka tech help needed? ..................................................................................11 Halme, Marco “Mac” Johansson, Charlotte Laihonen, Karo Leikomaa, Marianna worldcon 75's exhibits halls – where the books live ................... 13 Leikomaa, Sanna Lopperi, Sonja Mikkonen, volunteers – worldcon 75 wants you! ............................................14 Otto Mäkelä, Terry Neill, Antti Rasinen, Edmund Schluessel, Kate Secor, Vesa Sisättö, we made you a restaurant guide! enjoy! ......................................... 17 J. Robert Tupasela, Kaisa Vitikainen, Tero merchandise .......................................................................................... 17 Ykspetäjä proofreading: Garth Coogan, helsinki's public transportation system: Edmund Schluessel efficient and convenient ................................................................... 19 graphic design: M. Pietikäinen rent a friendly yellow city bike! .......................................................24 -
Retail Facts Finland 2018
Retail Facts Finland 2018 Join us! Opportunities for international retailers A stable, Why Finland? transparent and well-performing Nordic country Population GDP growth grows rapidly in forecast is the the largest cities, highest in the 3 FINLAND OVERVIEW especially in Nordics Helsinki *The 8 THE FINNISH RETAIL MARKET happiest country in 16 HELSINKI METROPOLITAN AREA the world Growing 25 TAMPERE shopping centre Retail market is growing market, high quality 29 TURKU opportunities for faster than the retail brands Eurozone 33 ESTABLISHMENT FACTS Wealthy consumers with purchasing power 34 CONTACT INFORMATION among the top 10 in EU *Sustainable Development Solutions Network, World Happiness Report 2018 Chapter 1 Finland overview Photo: Helsinki 365 desing boutique in Punavuori / Jussi Hellsten Well-performing stable Nordic country A member of the European Union and the only Nordic country in the Eurozone The Nordic region continues to outperform the rest of Europe in rankings. All Nordic countries are ranked in the top 10 best countries in the world for doing business and the region’s residents are among the happiest and the wealthiest. €9,400 RETAIL AND F&B SALES KEY FACTS FINLAND PER CAPITA 2016 Population 2017 5.5 million GDP per capita 2017 EUR 40,544 FINLAND GDP growth 2017 2.6 % Tampere GDP growth 2018 (f)* 2.8 % SWEDEN NORWAY Ination (Mar 2018) 0.8 % RUSSIA Turku Unemployment rate (Mar 2018) 8.8 % Oslo Helsinki Disposable income per capita 2016 EUR 22,490 3h 30min Retail sales 2016 EUR 45,600 million Stockholm Retail sales growth 2017 2.5 % 2h St. Petersburg F&B sales 2016 EUR 6,200 million Tallinn F&B sales growth 2017 5.9 % ESTONIA Retail and F&B sales per capita 2016 EUR 9,400 Corporate tax rate 20 % DENMARK Source: Statistics Finland, *EU Copenhagen FInland overview // 4 GDP growth forecasted to be the highest in the Nordics Economy is boosting again Auent population GDP DEVELOPMENT AND FORECAST Finland’s GDP per capita is 36 % above the Private consumption increased by 1.5 % in 3,2 % EU average.