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REGIONAL COUNCIL OF SOUTHWEST FINLAND CONTENT REGIONAL COUNCIL OF SOUTHWEST FINLAND SOUTHWEST FINLAND INTERNATIONAL SOUTHWEST FINLAND REGION MAYOR SAVO THE TASKS OF THE COUNCIL PROMOTING INTERESTS THE FUNDING CHANNELS EUROPE DIRECT Regional Council of Southwest Finland www.varsinais-suomi.fi Ratapihankatu 36 | 20100 Turku, FINLAND Graphic design and photos: Antti Vaalikivi 5 REGIONAL COUNCIL OF SOUTHWEST FINLAND The Regional Council of Southwest Finland creates cooperation over municipal and sector borders and leads the region’s actors towards shared objectives based on democratic decision making. The Regional Council is an influential actor in the Baltic Sea region. Southwest Finland is a competent and youthful region with good opportunities for studying. The cutting-edge branches are biological and medicine branches, ICT, food, marine and metal industries, agriculture, tourism and the creative branches. The Regional Council of Southwest Finland supports the important businesses and the growth of welfare for the inhabitants. The archipelago of Southwest Finland is the world’s vastest with over 20 000 islands. The Archipelago Sea attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Southwest Finland has more summer cottages than any other region in Finland. We develop Southwest Finland to be a successful region, where the quality of living is the best in Finland. www.varsinais-suomi.fi WE DEVELOP SOUTHWEST FINLAND TO BE A SUCCESSFUL REGION, WHERE THE QUALITY OF LIVING IS THE BEST IN FINLAND. 7 SOUTHWEST FINLAND 17 6 8 15 27 12 18 28 14 20 4 24 1 23 5 25 10 11 7 19 26 16 13 2 21 22 9 3 INHABITANTS 470 000 1. Aura 15. Oripää MUNICIPALITIES 28 2. Kaarina 16. Paimio ISLANDS 22 000 3. The Kimito Island 17. Pyhäranta LANGUAGES: 4. Koski Tl 18. Pöytyä FINNISH 418 200 5. Kustavi 19. Raisio 6. Laitila 20. Rusko SWEDISH 27 000 7. Lieto 21. Salo RUSSIAN 4 500 8. Loimaa 22. Sauvo ESTONIAN 3 300 9. Pargas 23. Somero OTHER LANGUAGES 24 000 10. Marttila 24. Taivassalo FOREIGN CITIZENS 16 500 11. Masku 25. Tarvasjoki SUMMER COTTAGES 48 600 12. Mynämäki 26. Turku 13. Naantali 27. Uusikaupunki SUMMER 14. Nousiainen 28. Vehmaa INHABITANTS 54 000 9 INTERNATIONAL SOUTHWEST FINLAND The objective of Southwest Finland is to be an important nodal point in the Development corridor between Stockholm and St Petersburg. The Regional Council of Southwest Finland is an active participant in EUs Baltic Sea strategy in cooperation with others actors in the region. The City of Turku and the Council play an important part in the implementation of a collaboration concept, the so-called Turku process. The aim is to create cooperation in the Baltic Sea region and to improve the inter- action between Russia and EU through the process. The Council also participates in the activity of the Turku centre in the Finland house in St Petersburg. Good prerequisites for improving visibility and cooperation in the Baltic Sea region are created through participation in international projects. The Council administrates and hosts the Central Baltic INTERREG IV A 2007-2013 programme and the following Central Baltic program 2014 - 2020. The Regional Council of Southwest Finland, the city of Turku and the region’s universities have a shared lobbying office in Brussels. The office serves as the regions lobbyist in e.g. financial affairs and maritime politics. The office also arranges seminars and offers information services. ST PETERSBURG, STOCKHOLM AND THE WHOLE BALTIC SEA REGION ARE IMPORTANT PARTNERS FOR SOUTHWEST FINLAND. 11 THE COUNCIL IS A COOPERATION ORGANIZATION The regional administration of Finland is made up of 18 regional coalitions. Southwest Finland is one of the largest and oldest. The Regional Council has experienced over 450 years of administration. The coat of arms, which was introduced by Duke John, dates back to 1557. The Regional Council of Southwest Finland represents democratic, municipality-based ”THE Regional Council administration. The Council represents emphatically the region’s own will of development in represents democratic, relation the state’s administration. municipalitY-based administration.” Regional development and the planning of land use are the Council’s statutory tasks. Being a regional promoter of interests is a third task. Representing the region in international relations is also statutory. The Council acts in close cooperation with municipalities, the economic life, non-governmental organizations and the state’s authorities. It is clearly a cooperation organization. The Council also acts as an implementor of the European Union’s structure politics on its region and as the administrator of cooperation programmes in the Central Baltic region. These programmes make the Council an influential actor in this region. The Regional Council of Southwest Finland was born as a result of a fusion of its preceding organizations in 1993. The Council is still an organization in development and is flexible in the administrative changes. Looking ahead it is clear that cooperation tasks stretching over municipal borders need an organization like the Regional Council. The bureaucracy decreases by gathering the region’s authority tasks to one actor. JUHO SAVO Region Mayor 13 THE TASKS OF THE REGIONAL COUNCIL The Regional Council of Southwest Finland is a federation of municipalities in the region. It functions as the region’s promoter of interests nationally and internationally. The Council is a regional development authority that makes funding decisions and develops the region strategically in cooperation with different actors. The regional scheme shows the region’s desired development in a long-term perspective (20-30 years). The scheme is implemented through the regional programme and the regional land use plan. Every fourth year a regional strategy is made in Southwest Finland, which consists of the regional scheme and the regional programme. This document regulates other authorities in the region. The Regional Council of Southwest Finland promotes cooperation between the region’s municipalities and cooperation with central stakeholders. The Council manages the regions international relations and coordinates the forecast of educational needs, traffic arrangements, water and waste management and the planning for the regional programmes for natural resources and the environment. The administration of elected officials of the Regional Council of Southwest Finland cares for democratic decision making and directing. The Assembly and the Managing Board hold the decision making power. The members of the Assembly and the Managing Board are municipal councillors from their home municipalities. The strength of the political parties in the Assem- bly and the Managing Board corresponds with the elections results in the municipalities. The term corresponds with the municipal election term. The Assembly is the highest decision making body in the Regional Council of Southwest Finland. It has 102 members and meets 2 - 3 times a year. The Managing Board implements the decisions made by the Assembly. The Managing Board makes funding decisions and decides of matters that reach over municipal borders and have long-term effects. THE DECISIONS ARE MADE BY THE ASSEMBLY AND THE MANAGING BOARD. 15 PROMOTING INTERESTS AND COOPERATION The success of the region is a result of good cooperation. The Regional Council of Southwest Finland promotes the region both nationally and internationally in cooperation with e.g. the region’s MPs, MEPs, and the parties’ district organizations, organizations of the economic life, universities, municipalities and media. Important issues are regionalization, the traffic network, universities and educational affairs, the protection of the Archipelago Sea and the creative branches. MUNICIPAL COOPERATION: The Regional Council of Southwest Finland is owned by 28 municipalities. Towards its owners the Council practices active dialogue, which aims to secure the municipalities’ vitality. MP COOPERATION: There are 17 Members of Parliament from the electoral district of Southwest Finland. They form the cooperation group of the regions MPs and they meet once a month in the parliament in Helsinki. The group visits different parts of Southwest Finland, gets to know current projects and listens to the opinions of interest groups. ARCHIPELAGO COOPERATION: The Nordic archipelago cooperation covers the archipelago parts of Stockholm and Uppsala provinces, the archipelago municipalities of the Åland islands and the archipelago parts of Southwest Finland and Uusimaa. The archipelago committee of the Council acts as the lobbyist of the regions’ archipelago. CULTURAL COOPERATION: The task of the cultural committee is to strengthen the cultural identity of Southwest Finland and to develop a modern regional spirit. THE COUNCIL COOPERATES WITH MUNICIPALITIES, MPs, POLITICAL PARTIES, ORGANIZATIONS AND UNIVERSITIES. 17 FUNDING CHANNELS OFFERED BY THE REGIONAL COUNCIL REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUNDS Funding for regional development can be granted for supporting fixed-termed projects. The projects should support the operational guidelines of the regional programme. Regional development funding can be granted for 70 % of the expenses of the project. The application time for the development fund is continual. The funding decisions are made by the Managing Board. ERDF-finANCING PROGRAMME The Regional Council of Southwest Finland grants funding for projects from the European Re- gional Development Fund (ERDF). 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    Club Health Assessment for District 107 A through September 2020 Status Membership Reports Finance LCIF Current YTD YTD YTD YTD Member Avg. length Months Yrs. Since Months Donations Member Members Members Net Net Count 12 of service Since Last President Vice Since Last for current Club Club Charter Count Added Dropped Growth Growth% Months for dropped Last Officer Rotation President Activity Account Fiscal Number Name Date Ago members MMR *** Report Reported Report *** Balance Year **** Number of times If below If net loss If no When Number Notes the If no report on status quo 15 is greater report in 3 more than of officers thatin 12 months within last members than 20% months one year repeat do not haveappears in two years appears appears appears in appears in terms an active red Clubs less than two years old 137239 Åland Culinaria 02/11/2019 Active 27 0 0 0 0.00% 20 3 M,VP,MC,SC N/R 90+ Days 142292 Turku Sirius 07/22/2020 Newly 25 26 1 25 100.00% 0 0 0 N 0 $200.00 Chartered Clubs more than two years old 119850 ÅBO/SKOLAN 06/27/2013 Cancelled(6*) 0 0 0 0 0.00% 5 1 1 None P,S,T,M,VP 24+ MC,SC M,MC,SC 59671 ÅLAND/FREJA 06/03/1997 Active 33 1 1 0 0.00% 32 4 0 N 16 Exc Award (06/30/2019) M,MC,SC 41195 ÅLAND/SÖDRA 04/14/1982 Active 28 0 0 0 0.00% 30 4 N 15 Exc Award (06/30/2019) 20334 AURA 11/07/1968 Active 38 0 0 0 0.00% 42 1 2 N SC 6 98864 AURA/SISU 03/22/2007 Active 20 2 1 1 5.26% 20 10 0 N 0 50840 BRÄNDÖ-KUMLINGE 07/03/1990 Active 15 0 0 0 0.00% 15 0 N M,MC,SC 9 32231 DRAGSFJÄRD 05/05/1976 Active 20 0 2 -2 -9.09% 24 9 0 N MC,SC 24+ 20339