The working group believes that the pilot projects will facilitate the establishment of local production companies and promote the operational conditions of enterprises. The aim is to promote the conditions for creative work in the visual arts. Bosnians, Kurds, Chileans, Somalians, Russians, Vietnamese and other ethnic minorities living in Finland will receive financial support for cultural and publishing activities. The objective is to maintain and strengthen the position of the culture and language of the ethnic minorities and to promote positive attitudes towards minorities among Finns. Finnish youth work is based on basic youth work, the focus of which still lies on the development of growth and civic action and improving the living conditions of the young.
Youth work is an important part of civic action in Finland.
The basic principle is that youth organisations are non-governmental but the State supports their activities. Internationality is an essential feature of youth work. Finland is committed to the EU's youth programmes which focus on the development of programmes serving youth work. Youth workshops have shown good results and it is important that their activities be developed and that they continue to receive funding from the European Social Fund. How to reach us .