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'Waterworks' Tour Programme
WaterworksTour 2017 Baltic Sea Philharmonic Welcome We are delighted to welcome you to our ‘Waterworks’ tour. We thrive on making connections – with you our audiences, and with our fellow artists. And there is nothing that connects every one of us more than water. It is the essence of all life, and for us in the Baltic Sea Philharmonic, it is also the engine of our region, shaping our environment, and linking all the home countries of our players. On this tour we celebrate these elemental connections, and we also honour the American composer Philip Glass in his 80th birthday year. Such celebrations call for a truly special concert experience and we are excited to introduce with this tour a ground-breaking spectacle that fuses music, fashion, lighting design, visual art and choreography. We hope you will be thrilled by what you see, moved by what you hear, and inspired, like us, to seek out a deeper connection to different countries and cultures, and to the natural world that we all depend on. Source The origin of ‘Waterworks’ lies in how nature connects all of us Find out about this tour’s inspiration, our concert schedule and the music you will Sea Change 06 be hearing We are transforming the concert experience Step into a new world of light, sound, visual art and fashion, as we shake up performance conventions 28 14 Wave Riders Our dynamic leader and performers are inspiring the next generation Discover Kristjan Järvi’s vision for the Baltic Sea Philharmonic, and meet our soloist and 22 musicians Flow Bringing people together is our constant motivation Follow our journey from pioneering youth orchestra to international movement for unity 04 05 Source From the Baltic to the Amazon Let the music of ‘Waterworks’ take you on an inspirational journey From its earliest days, the Baltic Sea The music represents how we are from school concerts for more than 7,000 Philharmonic has always been uniting this region, but are also connected to the teenage pupils, some of whom may people. -
Interim Report
AS MERKO EHITUS CONSOLIDATED INTERIM REPORT AS MERKO EHITUS GROUP 2017 3 months consolidated unaudited interim report Business name: AS Merko Ehitus Main activities: Holding companies General contracting of construction Real estate development Commercial Register No.: 11520257 Address: Järvevana tee 9G, 11314 Tallinn Postal address: Pärnu mnt 141, 11314 Tallinn Phone: +372 650 1250 Fax: +372 650 1251 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: group.merko.ee Financial year: 01.01.2017 – 31.12.2017 Reporting period: 01.01.2017 – 31.03.2017 Supervisory Board: Toomas Annus, Teet Roopalu, Indrek Neivelt, Olari Taal Management Board: Andres Trink, Tõnu Toomik Auditor: AS PricewaterhouseCoopers 1 AS MERKO EHITUS CONSOLIDATED INTERIM REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE GROUP ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 MANAGEMENT REPORT ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 MANAGEMENT BOARD'S DECLARATION TO THE MANAGEMENT REPORT................................................................................................................. 32 CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENT .......................................................................................................................................................................... -
TLT 2019 Majandusaasta Aruanne
MAJANDUSAASTA ARUANNE aruandeaasta algus: 01.01.2019 aruandeaasta lõpp: 31.12.2019 ärinimi: Tallinna Linnatranspordi Aktsiaselts registrikood: 10312960 tänava nimi, maja number: Kadaka tee 62a linn: Tallinn maakond: Harju maakond postisihtnumber: 12618 telefon: +372 6434000 faks: +372 6434019 e-posti aadress: [email protected] veebilehe aadress: www.tlt.ee Tallinna Linnatranspordi Aktsiaselts 2019. a. majandusaasta aruanne Sisukord Tegevusaruanne 3 Raamatupidamise aastaaruanne 13 Bilanss 13 Kasumiaruanne 14 Rahavoogude aruanne 15 Omakapitali muutuste aruanne 16 Raamatupidamise aastaaruande lisad 17 Lisa 1 Arvestuspõhimõtted 17 Lisa 2 Nõuded ja ettemaksed 21 Lisa 3 Maksude ettemaksed ja maksuvõlad 22 Lisa 4 Varud 22 Lisa 5 Kinnisvarainvesteeringud 23 Lisa 6 Materiaalsed põhivarad 23 Lisa 7 Immateriaalsed põhivarad 24 Lisa 8 Kapitalirent 25 Lisa 9 Kasutusrent 26 Lisa 10 Laenukohustised 27 Lisa 11 Võlad ja ettemaksed 28 Lisa 12 Võlad tarnijatele 28 Lisa 13 Eraldised 28 Lisa 14 Tingimuslikud kohustised ja varad 29 Lisa 15 Aktsiakapital 29 Lisa 16 Müügitulu 30 Lisa 17 Muud äritulud 30 Lisa 18 Kaubad, toore, materjal ja teenused 30 Lisa 19 Mitmesugused tegevuskulud 31 Lisa 20 Tööjõukulud 31 Lisa 21 Seotud osapooled 32 Aruande allkirjad 34 Vandeaudiitori aruanne 35 2 TALLINNA LINNATRANSPORDI AKTSIASELTSI 2019. AASTA TEGEVUSARUANNE Tallinna Linnatranspordi AS on Eesti suurim ühistranspordi ettevõte, mille põhitegevuseks on bussi-, trolli- ja trammiliiklusteenuste osutamine Tallinna ühtsesse piletisüsteemi kuuluvatel bussi-, trammi- ja trollibussiliinidel. Ettevõttel oli 2019. aasta lõpu seisuga kokku 529 linnaliinibussi, 70 trammi ja 50 trollibussi, millega teenindati 75 bussi-, 4 trammi- ning 4 trollibussiliini. Kokku läbisid ettevõtte sõidukid aastas 32,5 miljonit liinikilomeetrit ja teenindasid rohkem kui 142 miljonit sõitjat. 2019. aastal kasvas töömaht, võrreldes eelmise aastaga, 10,5%. -
Õpetajaraamat TALLINNA LUGU ÕPETAJARAAMAT Tallinna Lugu
ISBN 978-9985-2-1622-4 9 789985 216224 Tallinna lugu õpetajaraamat TALLINNA LUGU ÕPETAJARAAMAT Tallinna lugu Õpetajaraamat Autor: Milvi Martina Piir Toimetanud Mari-Liis Auler Keeletoimetajad Kaire Luide, Annika Vesi Kujundanud Catherine Zarip Autoriõigus: AS BIT, 2010-08-05 ISBN 978-9985-2-1622-4 Esindused: TALLINN: 10133, Pikk 68, tel 6 275 401, faks 6 411 340 TARTU: 51003, Tiigi 6, tel 7 427 156, tel/faks 7 420 637 PÄRNU: 80011, Kuninga 18, tel/faks 44 42 278 JÕHVI: 41532, Rakvere 30, tel/faks 33 70 108 [email protected] www.avita.ee Kõik õigused käesolevale väljaandele on seadusega kaitstud. Ilma autoriõiguse omaniku kirjaliku loata pole lubatud ühtki selle väljaande osa paljundada ei mehaanilisel, elektroonilisel ega muul viisil. 1. Tallinn enne Tallinna Lisaülesanne Võrdle Iru ja Lindanise linnust. Iru Lindanise Rajamise aeg Asustuse iseloom Milleks kasutati Mõned ehitised Lähiümbruse asustus Arutlus Miks on Tallinnal olnud ajaloo jooksul nii palju erinevaid nimesid? Kordamisküsimused Mis ajast pärinevad vanimad teadaolevad inimasustuse jäljed praeguse Tallinna territooriumil? Milliste looduslike tingimuste tõttu sobis Iru pronksiajal kindlustatud külaks ja rauaajal linnuseks? Miks pronksiajal külasid kindlustati? Millal rajati Iru linnus? Millest tulenevad nimed Reval, Kolõvan, Tallinn ja Lindanise? Huvitav fakt Põhja-Eesti aluspinnase moodustab paekivi, mis määrab paljuski nii põhjaranniku looduse kui ka Tallinna vanema hoonestuse ilme. Soome lahe vastaskaldal paljastub paekivi asemel graniit, mida näeb mitmel pool Helsingi linnapildis. -
Dissertationes Rerum Oeconomicarum Universitatis Tartuensis 8 Dissertationes Rerum Oeconomicarum Universitatis Tartuensis 8
DISSERTATIONES RERUM OECONOMICARUM UNIVERSITATIS TARTUENSIS 8 DISSERTATIONES RERUM OECONOMICARUM UNIVERSITATIS TARTUENSIS 8 THE INTERNATIONALIZATION OF FOREIGN-OWNED ENTERPRISES IN ESTONIA: AN EXTENDED NETWORK PERSPECTIVE TIIA VISSAK The Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, the University of Tartu, Estonia This dissertation is accepted for the defense of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (in Economics) on April 16th 2003 by the Council of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, the University of Tartu. Supervisor: Professor Janno Reiljan (PhD), University of Tartu, Estonia Opponents: Professor Jan-Åke Törnroos (PhD), Åbo Akademi University, Finland Erik Terk (PhD), Director of the Estonian Institute for Futures Studies The public defense of the dissertation is on June 18th 2003 at 14.00 in room B306, Narva Rd. 4, Oeconomicum, the University of Tartu. The publication of this dissertation is granted by the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, the University of Tartu. © Tiia Vissak, 2003 Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus www.tyk.ut.ee Tellimus nr 279 TABLE OF CONTENTS THE LIST OF AUTHOR’S PUBLICATIONS AND CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS ....................................................................................... 7 INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................... 10 1. THE THEORETICAL CONTEXT OF THE INTERNATIONA- LIZATION OF FOREIGN-OWNED FIRMS .......................................... 17 1.1. The models of pre-network internationalization.............................. -
Annual Report 2000
Annual Report 2000 Contents Hartwall vision and mission 2 Information for shareholders 3 Summery of operations in 2000 5 Stock Exchange Bulletins 7 Brewing Industry Statistics 11 Managing Director’s Review 12 Trend in business operations in Finland Summary 15 A look at our line of business in Finland 16 Hartwall in Finland 19 Exports and duty-free 23 Hartwall and environment 26 Baltic Beverages Holding 29 The Financial Statement Summary 43 Board of Director’s report of operations 2000 44 Profit and Loss Account 50 Balance Sheet 51 Statement of changes in financial position 52 Financing risks and their management 53 Notes to the financial statements 54 Accounting policy 61 Key indicators for the Group 63 Share-issue adjusted indicators 64 Proposal for the distribution of profit 65 Auditor’s Report 65 Hartwall Group Year 2000 reported in four-month periods 66 Profit-sharing fund 67 Analyst contacts 67 Information on Hartwall Plc’s shares 68 Hartwall Plc’s Articles of Association 70 Corporate Governance 72 Board of Directors 73 Executive Committee of Hartwall Plc 74 Parent company, subsidiaries and associated companies and their management 75 Contact information 76 1 The Hartwall Group in a nutshell I Established in 1836. I Finland’s leading manufacturer of brewery and soft drink products. I The associated company Baltic Beverages Holding AB (BBH) was set up in 1991. BBH is jointly owned by Hartwall and the Danish company Carlsberg Breweries A/S. I Hartwall was listed on Helsinki Exchanges on 1 July 1994. I Three factories in Finland (Helsinki, Lahti,Tornio) and one spring water bottling plant (Karijoki). -
Ausflüge in Tallinn Rocca Al Mare
114 Rocca al Mare & Nõmme Johannisfeuer und Mittsommer Ausflüge in Rocca al Mare Tallinn Das Küstenviertel ist einer der zwölf Bezirke des Stadtteils Haabersti und Der Stadtteil Haabersti mit seinem liegt in der Bucht von Kopli. Es ist ein Küstenviertel Rocca al Mare Urlaubsziel für Einheimische und Tou- besitzt Strand, Seen und Wälder, risten, weshalb es dort Sommerhäuser, protzige Neubauvillen und Hotels, Spas und Pensionen, aber keine Plattenbauten. Nõmme dagegen eigentlichen Wohnhäuser gibt. Der Na- fühlt sich wie ein Provinzort an, me stammt von der Sommervilla des dabei liegen hier die Technische deutschbaltischen Bürgermeisters Ba- Universität und ein Forschungs- ron Arthur Girard de Soucanton (1813 park. Beide Viertel sind 1884). Dieser liebte Italien und nannte mindestens einen Ausflug wert das Anwesen mit dem Park nahe einem und lassen sich gut mit dem Rad Felsen Rocca al Mare. Die Bewohner erkunden. der Sommerresidenzen, die um die Vil- la entstanden, gingen schon im 19. Jahrhundert am Strand spazieren, im Wald jagen und veranstalteten schicke Gartenpartys. In Haabersti liegen der Zoo, ein riesiges Ausfl Shoppingcenter und ein Freilichtmuse- e um, in dem man jeden Juni Mittsom- Tallin mer feiert. Die Saku Suurhall (Paldiski maantee 104b) ist Heimstätte des Bas- ketballteams BC Kalev und war Veran- staltungsort des Eurovision Song Con- tests (2002) und zahlreicher Konzerte, von Ray Charles bis Depeche Mode. Ganz in der Nähe liegt die Eishalle koda (Haabersti 3), in der neben Laien auch estnische Eislaufstars ihre Kopfz Runden drehen (Schlittschuhe auslei- ent hen nur gegen Bargeld!). Wer lieber rec idyllisch am Meer spazieren geht, sollte den Strand von Kakumäe besuchen. -
Press Release
Press Release Baltic Sea Philharmonic and Estonian fashion brandhouse Baltika Group launch innovative collaboration ● Baltika’s largest brand Monton creates new concert clothing for orchestra’s ‘Waterworks’ tour ● Styling reflects water theme of tour programme ● Clothing innovation forms part of cutting-edge concert show fusing music, fashion, light, visual art and sound design ● Baltika Group and Baltic Sea Philharmonic plan long-term partnership Berlin/Tallinn, 5 May 2017. The Baltic Sea Philharmonic will debut a fresh, distinctive look on its upcoming ‘Waterworks’ tour thanks to an innovative partnership with Estonian fashion brandhouse Baltika Group. Designers at Monton, the largest of Baltika’s five international brands, have created new concert clothing for the players of the Baltic Sea Philharmonic and Music Director Kristjan Järvi. The stylish new outfits will be revealed for the first time at the orchestra’s concerts in Hattingen, Germany, and Copenhagen and Aarhus in Denmark, from 5 to 9 May. They have been specially designed to reflect the water theme of the programme, with shades of blue, white and grey replacing the traditional all-black uniformity of formal concert attire. A revolution in performance The break with concert clothing conventions is part of the bold new presentation concept that the Baltic Sea Philharmonic is pioneering on the ‘Waterworks’ tour – an innovative concert experience that fuses music, fashion, light, visual art and sound design. Kristjan Järvi says: ‘The sense of unity that we want to achieve between -
Useful Information for Living in Tallinn/Estonia
1 1 USEFUL INFORMATION FOR LIVING IN TALLINN /ESTONIA 2 3 GENERAL INFORMATION .........................................................4 ✘ CLIMATE ...................................................................................................................... 5 ✘ HOLIDAYS AND CUSTOMS ................................................................................................. 5 ✘ ARRIVING & SETTLING IN .................................................................................................. 6 ✘ EMERGENCY SERVICES ..................................................................................................... 7 ✘ USEFUL INFORMATION SITES, NUMBERS & NEWSPAPERS .......................................................... 8 MEDICAL SERVICES & E MERGENCIES ........................................ 11 TRANSPORT & COMMUNI CATIONS .......................................... 16 ESTONIA WITH CHILDRE N ...................................................... 22 ✘SCHOOLS & PRE-SCHOOLS .............................................................................................. 22 ✘ WHERE TO GO WITH KIDS ............................................................................................... 23 TOURIST INFORMATION ........................................................ 27 C U L T U R E & ENTERTAINMENT .................................................. 30 ✘ EVENT & PLACE INFORMATION ....................................................................................... 30 ✘ CULTURAL EVENTS MONTHLY ........................................................................................ -
Tallinna Autobusside Sõiduplaan Tallinna Autobusside Sõiduplaan
TALLINNA AUTOBUSSIDE SÕIDUPLAAN TALLINNA AUTOBUSSIDE SÕIDUPLAAN t RAAMAT» • TALLINN AUTOBUSSIDE KASUTAMISE KORRAST LINNA- JA LINNALÄHEDASTEL LIINIDEL TALLINNAS Sõiduhind 1. Sõidu eest autobussis tuleb tasuda: a) liinidel nr. 1—39 (ühtse tariifiga linnaliinidel) — 5 kopikat; Märkus: liinil nr. 18 kehtestatakse ühtne sõiduhind k. a. II poolaastal. b) liinidel nr. 100—121 (üldise tariifiga linnalähedased liinid) — vastavalt sõidukaugusele kilomeetrite alusel. 2. Pagasi eest tuleb tasuda: a) liinidel nr. 1—39 — 10 kopikat; b) liinidel nr. 100—121 — vastavalt sõidukaugusele: 1—25 km — 10 kopikat, 26—50 km — 20 kopikat. 3. Suuskade ja väikeste käsipakkide eest (mõõtmetega alla 50 X 30 X 30 cm) tasu ei võeta. 4. Tasuta sõidu õigus autobussides õn: a) NSV Liidu ja liiduvabariikide ülemnõukogu saadikuil saadikutõendi esitamisel — kõikidel liinidel; b) Tallinna Linna Töörahva Saadikute Nõukogu saadi kuil saadikutõendi esitamisel — linnaliinidel; c) üleliidulise ja vabariikliku tähtsusega personaalpen sionäridel kohaliku töörahva saadikute nõukogu täi tevkomitee vastava tõendi esitamisel — linnaliinidel; d) miilitsatöötajail vormiriietuses. Eraiiides miilitsatööta- jail töötõendi esitamisel — kõikidel liinidel; e) postiljonidel, töötõendi esitamisel; f) pimedatel — Pimedate Ühingu lnkmckaaidi esita misel — linnaliinidel; gj invaliididel, kellel puuduvad mõlemad käed, mõle mad jalad või kes õn täiesti halvatud jalgadega, — linnaliinidel; h) Suure Isamaasõja I ja II grupi invaliididel ning III grupi invaliididel, kes õn kaotanud käe või jala, -
Baltics Retail Marketview 2018
Baltics Part of the CBRE affiliate Network Baltics Retail, 2018 Shopping centres are eagerly renewing in order to keep up with the latest retail trends / b / t 2,390 million sq m 55,000 sq m 394 sq m 6.0%-6.75% *Arrows indicate change from the corresponding period in the previous year Figure 1: Photo of T1 Mall of Tallinn Credit: 1 Mall of allinn • KEY POI TS Competition amon0 0rocery stores as well as home improvement retailers is intensifyin0. New and e1istin0 • In 2018 DP increased more than 3.0% y/y for the players are intensively openin0 new sites. second consecutive year in the Baltic states. • 2ar0est apparel retailers are restructurin0 portfolios to • ,he labour market continues to heat up as the increase efficiency in the brick and mortar distribution unemployment rate has decreased and salaries have channel. been hiked across the Baltics. • In 2018, a sin0le shoppin0 centre was commissioned • In 2018 Estonia observed ..7% y/y hi0her private in the Baltics. ,1 6all of ,allinn, which is located 7ust consumption e1penditure, 2atvia followed with ..3%, ne1t to the 8lemiste shoppin0 centre in ,allinn, addin0 and 2ithuania with 3.9%. 33,000 s9 m of new retail stock. • Inflation in the re0ion is e1pected to moderate at the • In April 2019, Akropole Ri0a was launched. ,he ca. 2% level in 2019 and 2020. shoppin0 centre adds 42,000 s9 m to the total retail stock. • In 2018 retail turnover increased by 4.8% y/y in 2ithuania, 3.1% in 2atvia, and ..8% in Estonia. -
Tallinn City Centre Photo: Andrei Pustovalov Photo: Andrei the City Centre in a Nutshell
estonia Tallinn City Centre Photo: Andrei Pustovalov Photo: Andrei The city centre in a nutshell If it is ever possible to attach signifi cance to a city district as being the most important in the country, the city centre of Tallinn is it due to its high concentration of government and cultural institutions. The city centre is home to both parliamentary and government buildings (on Toompea Hill), ministries, Tallinn City Council and Tallinn City Government, the Estonia National Opera, a variety of theatres and concert halls, the National Library, the National Stadium and numerous museums and churches. As such, the residents of the district are always at the heart of political and cultural life in Estonia. The City Centre district was formed on 4 March 1993 by a decision of Tallinn City Council that divided the capital into eight local government units with limited powers. Prior to this reform, what is now considered the city centre had been divided between four districts (Kalinin, Lenin, Meri and Oktoober), each of which bordered one side of Town Hall Square. Due to its location, the city centre can be considered a link between the other districts of Tallinn, as it borders Põhja-Tallinn, Kristiine, Nõmme, Lasnamäe and Pirita alike. Rae municipality and the Baltic Sea are also direct neighbours. The administrative area of the city centre also includes Lake Ülemiste and Aegna Island in the Gulf of Finland. As at 1 September 2020, the population of the City Centre district was 63,692. That makes it the third largest district in Tallinn after Lasnamäe and Mustamäe, but there is only one other town or city in Estonia with a larger population: Tartu.