Well tested - half done
Circular economy experiments aim to change prevailing operating methods
Would it be possible to make paper-like material from textile waste? How could empty spaces in cities be enlivened? How can you save money on children’s sports clothing? A total of 24 experiments selected for implementation in the Experimental Finland project of the Prime Minister's Office will start to find solutions to these and other challenges. The call for applications implemented through kokeilunpaikka.fi, a digital platform open to everyone, ended on 22 January 2019. The selected experiments can now be launched. The experiments are related to construction, plastics and textiles.
What is Experimental Finland?
Promoting experimenting is one of the key projects of Prime Minister Juha Sipilä’s Government. The key project aims to find innovative solutions for the development of society and services.
Place to Experiment
Place to Experiment combines ideas, implementers, sparrers and financiers. In Place to Experiment, you can share an idea, make suggestions and experiment with the support of the network.
Better Results with Guide for Mentors!
This guide is primarily intended for the supporters of experiments in the public sector. The guide delves into the different forms of supporting experimentation, which are divided into four themes: Initiating and conducting an experiment, Communications, Utilisation and effectiveness of experiments and Procurement and funding of experiments