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The National Coalition Party is a centre-right political party in Finland. The party was founded on December 9, 1918 by conservative fennomans. Today the party professes to base its politics on "individual freedom and responsibility, equality, Western democracy and economic system, humane principles and Christian ethics." The party is strongly pro-European and is a member of the European People's Party (EPP).

The National Coalition Party is one of the three largest parties in Finland, along with the Social Democratic Party and the Centre Party. Its vote share has been around 20% in parliamentary elections in the 1990s and 2000s. It won 50 out of 200 seats in the Parliamentary elections in 2007.

Ritva´s themes in politics are :

1. Labour market and business need promoting of employment and skills. Unemployment is too expensive for the society in many ways.

2. We need to focus on health promotion and desease prevention. If municipalities cut remaining health promotion budgets, the burden of remedial treatment will increase uncontrollably.

3. We need to assist companies and entrepreneurs in establishing and developing their business in Finland. We also need new business innovations in public service sector.

4. Transport policy must take the climate change in account and therefore build competitiveness into especially passanger transport through efficient rail solutions.

File: Ritva

* Master of Administrative Sciences

* Married, mother of 2 children

* Regional and national coordinator in public sector, especially in urban planning but also business strategies and climate change 

* Born in Tampere, lived in Turku, Lahti and Stockholm

* Marathon runner, winter swimmer

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Contact information: gsm +358 41 522 4357, email: ritvaasulamyllynen@gmail.com

Please visit also:

Local Finland Pages

Local Politics (National Coalition Party)

City of Tampere

Tampere Central Region

The Council of Tampere Region

European Urban Knowledge Network

Ministry of Employment and the Economy

Finnish Government

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