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The Midnordic Committe

The Midnordic Committe. Midnordic region – Nordic Green Belt. Midnordic Committe - members and partners. North- and South-Trøndelag in Norway Jämtland and Västernorrland in Sweden Ostrobothnia, South Ostrobothnia and Central Finland in Finland. Satakunta as partner

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The Midnordic Committe

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  1. The MidnordicCommitte Midnordic region – Nordic Green Belt

  2. MidnordicCommitte- members and partners • North- and South-Trøndelag in Norway • Jämtland and Västernorrland in Sweden • Ostrobothnia, South Ostrobothnia and Central Finland in Finland. Satakunta as partner • Approx. 1,5 millions inhabitants

  3. Organization Norway Sweden Finland Members and partners Midnordic Committe Peter Boström, chairman Sirpa KinnariRolf NyholmBenny ErikssonBjörn SandalGunnar VikenArne Braut Board Resourcegroup Office Work groups Per Vidar Berntsen (North-Tröndelag) Karen Havdal (South-Tröndelag) Lena Bergeskär (Jämtland) Jan Sahlén (Västernorrland) Jerker Johnsson (Ostrobothnia) Seppo Rinta-Hoiska (South Ostrobothnia)Martti Ahokas (Central Finland) • Culture • Youth • Environment and energy Jon Hillgren, office manager Virpi Heikkinen, office secretary Malin Carlsson, economy

  4. Vision and priorities • The Midnordic Committés cooperation aims to promote sustainable development and growth in the region. The work is based on common history and culture and mutual interest of regional development. • Four priority topics: 1. Innovative environments 2. East-west communications 3. Culture and creative industries 4. Energy and renewable resources

  5. Contacts: • Peter Boström, chairman 2009-2010 Jakobstad and Regional Council of Ostrobothnia • Jon Hillgren, office manager • Virpi Heikkinen, office secretary • Malin Carlsson, economy • www.mittnorden.net

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