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The topic of this survey is company support for the arts and culture in 2008, and changes in the support after 1999. The survey includes all large Finnish companies with a minimum of 250 employees, and one in ten Finnish companies with 20–249 employees.

The publication reports the results of the project on the Grants and Subsidies for Dance Productions (GDP) allocated by the Finnish National Council for Dance (NCD).

The survey examines the amount of funds Finnish foundations used for financing culture and different art forms by allocating grants, scholarships and prizes to private artists and cultural and artistic communities, as well as through maintaining the culture and arts institution. In addition, the survey clarifies how much public funding culture and arts foundations receive from the state and municipalities, and as donations from companies and private citizens.

This publication reports the findings of a survey pertaining to the level of professional training among visual artists in Finland. It is based on data gained from the registers of visual artists published by the Artists’ Association of Finland (AAF).

This publication reports the findings of a survey focusing on graduates from secondary and polytechnic level education in the fields of dance and
theatre (graduation years 1999–2004). The survey, carried out at the turn of the year 2004/2005, examined the occupational and labour market structure of dancers, dance educators and drama instructors after graduation.

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Since 1985, the Research Unit of the Arts Council of Finland, together with Statistics Finland, has carried out six surveys concerning company support for the arts and heritage in Finland. The results reflect the type of support and the extent to which companies have supported the arts and heritage during the 1980s and ‘90s. This study looks at the results of the 2003 questionnaire and at subsequent developments since the 1980s.

This publication reports the findings of a survey focusing on graduates from secondary and polytechnic level education in the fields of audiovisual media and fine arts (graduation years 2000–2002).

This report examines changes in the appropriations allocated to discretionary Government transfers from the early 1990s to 2002 and how the changes have affected the activities of recipients.

This report studies contemporary dance audiences in Finland based on the festival Dance Arena 2000, organised in February 2000.

This publication discusses an important phase of European statistical development work, and provides an indispensable source of information on the public financing of culture, and the financial situation and adaptation strategies in Finnish cultural institutions in the 1990s.

This study reports the main results of a research project which assesses the adaptation of the Finnish cultural and arts institutions to the new conditions of the late 1990s.