ENSI is an acronym derived from the Finnish words "Elinvoimainen ja Suhdanteita Kestävä Suomi" which translates to "Vital and Sustainable Finland". It is a strategic program initiated by the Finnish government to promote economic growth and sustainable development in Finland. ENSI aims to enhance the competitiveness of Finnish companies and create a favorable environment for entrepreneurship.
The core objective of ENSI is to ensure the vitality and resilience of the Finnish economy in the face of global challenges and changes. It focuses on various aspects such as research and innovation, education and skills development, sustainable development, and internationalization of Finnish businesses. ENSI aims to foster a favorable ecosystem for businesses by implementing policies that encourage innovation, facilitate access to funding and markets, and promote collaboration between different sectors.
Through ENSI, the government intends to improve the country's economic performance, create new job opportunities, and enhance the overall well-being of the Finnish society. The program includes various measures, including investments in research and development, promoting sustainable technologies and practices, enhancing digitalization, and supporting small and medium-sized enterprises.
Overall, ENSI represents a comprehensive and inclusive approach by the Finnish government to build a strong and sustainable economy that can effectively respond to emerging challenges and opportunities in the global arena.
