Growth Atlas

Growth Atlas offers a clear, comprehensive view of Finland’s economic landscape and explores ways to foster sustainable growth. Our focus is on long-term development and creating incentives that drive progress.

We publish thought-provoking reports, host roundtable discussions, and organize high-level events. Collaboration is at the heart of our work: we partner with companies, NGOs, and the public sector to identify concrete opportunities for joint action.

Our ultimate goal is to build a shared understanding that supports sustainable economic policy across government terms. To make this happen, Sitra promotes continuous dialogue between decision-makers, experts, and the business community.

At the heart of the project is an annual publication which consists of two parts:

The first part examines the foundations of Finland’s growth, and provides a recurring analysis of Finland’s economic capital, natural capital and human capital. This overview is based on statistics, research, and studies, developed with partners.

The second part consists of deeper analyses and action proposals on key topics. These initiatives focus on how different forms of capital can be grown and used most effectively. Topics are selected based on societal relevance and partner interest.

Currently the focus is on the following topics: industrial policy, productivity in healthcare, service-based business growth, and the skill and education levels of the adult population. These insights are developed in collaboration with partners.

The first full publication will be released in early spring 2026.

According to Sitra’s new strategy, the main goal is to enable constructive and forward-looking dialogue on growth and the economy. Without sustainable solutions to growth challenges, Finland’s social model, well-being, and ecological sustainability are at risk. To support change, we need a shared direction, collaboration, and the best ideas from everyone.

In autumn 2025, Sitra is forming an advisory and partner network and organizing initial discussions with economic influencers.