Development
We support development of public sector organisation to enhance their productivity and practices. HAUS leads, coordinates and is involved in EU-funded and other international public administration development projects together with our national and international partners.
Training
We offer training based on competencies essential to government administration. At HAUS College, we specialize in vocational qualifications tailored to public administration environments. At digital learning platform eOppiva, you will find the most up-to-date digital training for civil servants and government personnel. With eOppiva, you can learn almost anything, anywhere, and at any time!
For service providers
HAUS Finnish Institute of Public Management purchase training and development services.The procurement is put out to tender in accordance with the Act on Public Procurement and Concession Contracts (1397/2016). Procurement of services, for which development cooperation funds are used, are also tendered in accordance with the Act on Public Procurement and Right-of-Use Agreements (1397/2016).
COMPANY
The Act on HAUS Finnish Institute of Public Management Ltd (944/2009) regulates our role as a state-owned stakeholder unit, i.e. in-house operator. The company is part of the Ministry of Finance’s administration which also holds the responsibility for the company’s corporate governance.
DUTIES
Our duties are to provide training and development services and business matters related to these areas. We support the central government in bettering development, training and leadership.
CUSTOMERS
Our customers are central government personnel, agencies and offices as well as state enterprises. National Parliament and units operating under it are part of our clientele as well. In addition, our customers may include the administration of the European Union and the Member States in projects concerning intergovernmental development cooperation, as well as the intergovernmental organizations in which Finland is a member.
Whistleblowing channel
The purpose of new legislation is to ensure that a person, who, in connection to their work, detects or suspects activity that goes against the public interest in separately defined areas of EU or national law, can report the matter safely.
State-owned companies are required to have an anonymous reporting channel for reporting detected grievances and abuses. If you have noticed any problems or abuses in our operations, you can anonymously report them via the link below. This way we can operate better in the future.
Access the channel