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Management plan

The management plan defines the guidelines for Suomenlinna’s future.

A new management plan is being drawn up for Suomenlinna in cooperation with partners. UNESCO requires that all World Heritage Sites prepare a plan outlining how the site is managed and developed. The management plan is implemented in cooperation with a wide range of partners through a continuous process. The project team consists of personnel from the Governing Body of Suomenlinna and the Finnish Heritage Agency.

The new management plan will continue the long tradition of managing Suomenlinna. The previous plans in use and management will be observed in the new management plan of Suomenlinna as well as changes in society.

The management plan consists of four parts:

  1. The past and current situation
  2. Guidelines for the future
  3. Action plan
  4. Monitoring and impact assessment

Comment on the management plan

The management plan is developed as a joint effort. The plan can be commented by submitting the form below. Received comments are used in the various steps of the process.

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Management plan process

The management plan is implemented in cooperation with a wide range of partners through a continuous process.

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The past and current situation

Work with the management plan is a continuous process to be refined in cooperation with partners. The first part of the work consists of mapping the past and the current situation.

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Guidelines for the future

A key part of the plan outlines the guidelines for Suomenlinna for the next decades. These priorities direct the focus of work on the World Heritage Site. The guidelines were prepared in workshops, in cooperation with a wide network of partners, throughout the year 2018

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Action Plan

The action plan takes the guidelines for the future to a practical level and as part of the daily work of all stakeholders involved in Suomenlinna.

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Monitoring and development

Important to the success of the management plan are its monitoring and development. They are used to evaluate whether or not the plan is working as intended.

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Background material

The most important background materials of Suomenlinna management plan have been compiled to this page.

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Contact information

The project team consists of personnel from the Governing Body of Suomenlinna and the Finnish Heritage Agency

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