Finland
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Finland's rank movement over the last 30 days
Score Analysis
Analysis of Finland's policy signalling profile
Finland's overall WokeMeter score of 57 places it at #16 globally, indicating high policy signalling intensity compared to many other countries. While the dimension scores are relatively consistent across the board at around 57, the slight dip in the Legislative/Regulatory Activism score to 56.75 suggests a balanced approach to implementing and enforcing social policies. The consistency in dimension scores reflects Finland's steady commitment to maintaining an environment that supports speech and expression, institutional DEI policies, and media moderation without significant recent policy changes or events tracked that might have escalated or reduced their policy signalling intensity.
Examining the dimension scores, Finland demonstrates a uniform approach to social policy signalling across various areas. The scores in Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, and Corporate/Investor Signalling are all at 57.04, indicating a balanced focus on these areas without any one dimension being significantly more intense than the others. The Education & Curriculum Signalling and Media & Platform Moderation dimensions also align closely, suggesting that Finland maintains a consistent policy framework without aggressive shifts in any particular direction. This evenness across dimensions highlights a stable policy environment with moderate signalling intensity across various sectors.
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Recent Events
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