EVA is a policy and pro-market think tank. EVA’s aim is to identify and evaluate trends that are important for Finnish companies and for the long-term success of the society as a whole. EVA publishes reports and organises events and discussions.
Finns’ attitudes towards EU membership have remained fairly positive. Nearly half (46%) of the respondents relate positively towards EU membership, one fourth (27%) neutrally and another fourth (25%) negatively. Although support for membership has declined slightly from last year, the result is the second most positive during Finland’s membership era. Every second Finn supports the euro as well. All these results become clear from the fresh Attitude and Value Survey of the Finnish Business and Policy Forum EVA. READ MORE »
Finns' attitudes towards EU membership have become more positive. A majority (55%) relate positively towards EU membership, one fourth neutrally and one fifth negatively. These results become clear from the attitude and value survey of the Finnish Business and Policy Forum EVA. The report is written by Research Manager Ilkka Haavisto. The key findings of the report "EU VAI EI?" are also available in English as a summary paper: "EVA Attitude and Value Survey - Finns' opinions on the EU in the Midst of European Debt Crises". READ MORE »
EVA has selected 26 new Junior Fellows from 13 different countries. The Junior Fellows are exceptionally talented students and young professionals with an international perspective on the world and strong interest in the Finnish business community and society. EVA received… READ MORE »
Apply for EVA Junior Fellows network by 28th of February 2011! EVA selects 25 Junior Fellows every year for a period of two years. EVA Junior Fellows are talented international students, researchers or young professionals. The main event of the fellowship is a yearly two-day-seminar which takes place in Helsinki in August. The seminar provides the Junior Fellows a possibility to exchange ideas with Finnish business leaders and experts from different sectors. READ MORE »
