Promoting the health, wellbeing and inclusion in culturally diverse Finland.
- Anti-racism capacity building: accelerating and mainstreaming
- A high-quality database to support equality in Finland: National and regional integration (MoniTieto)
- National survey on health, well-being and service use among foreign-born population (MoniSuomi)
- Supportive conversation skills for reception centers - mental health for asylum seekers (TAVATA)
- National survey on health, well-being and service use among foreign-born population (MoniSuomi)
- Impact of coronavirus epidemic on wellbeing among foreign born population (MigCOVID)
- Survey on Well-Being among Foreign Born Population (FinMonik)
- Survey on work and well-being among people of foreign origin (UTH)
- Migrant Health and Wellbeing Study (Maamu)
The Ministry deals with the basic security of immigrants, essential social and health services in terms of integration and other forms of support.
The website is maintained by the Centre of Expertise in Immigrant Integration at the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment.
Information about diversity and non-discrimination in working life.
Statistics about persons with foreign background.
is the agency that processes and decides on matters related to immigration, residence, refugee issues, and Finnish nationality
Eligibility for Finnish social security benefits is based on residence in Finland.
The task of the Advisory Board on Romani Affairs is to enhance the equal participation of the Roma population in the Finnish society, to improve their living conditions and socio-economic position and to promote their culture.
The Sámi Parliament (Sámediggi) is the self-government body of the Sámi. Its main purpose is to plan and implement the cultural self-government guaranteed to the Sámi as an indigenous people.
The Ministry of the Interior is responsible for drafting legislation on immigration. It also guides and develops the immigration administration, and is responsible for performance guidance for the Finnish Immigration Service.
The Ministry of Justice was responsible for the reform of the legislation on equality and non-discrimination and coordinates the implementation of the Non-Discrimination Act in the government.
The migration and cultural diversity site aims to promote pluralist debate by providing well-researched information and good practices. The primary target group is national, regional and local decision-makers and professionals in the field of social welfare and health care.