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National Consumer Research Centre's
new phone numbers 1.5.2009

Tel. +358 10 605 9000 (exchange)

Telefax +358 9 876 4374


Direct numbers / personnel (pdf)


PROJECTS

The climate arena
supports citizen participation in climate policy.

Civisti
The Civisti project is a project funded by the European Commission under the FP7 Science in Society programme. The aim of the project is to identify new, emerging topics for the EU R&D policy. This will happen by consulting citizens in 7 European countries (Denmark, Austria, Flanders/Belgium, Finland, Malta, Bulgaria, Hungary) uncovering European citizens' visions of the future and transform these into relevant long-term science, technology and innovation issues. Invitation to Tender (pdf)

Policies to Promote Sustainable Consumption Patterns [EUPOPP]

Changing Behaviour is a project that aims to support change in energy use and energy services.


Nordic Workshop

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Nordic Workshop on ‘Everyday food consumption and dilemmas of sustainability’, Nordic workshop in Helsinki,National Consumer Research Centre, June 12-13, 2008. Presentations and abstracts.

Nordic Consumer POLICY Research Conference

Helsinki, 3.-5.10.2007

Proceedings of the Nordic Consumer Policy Research Conference (pdf)

http://www.consumer2007.info/

News

15.12.2009 Standing in the check-out line ranks high on the list of concerns – Consumers’ views on the safety of running errands in grocery stores and shopping centres

This study focuses on the experiences of consumers concerning the safety of running errands in shopping centres and grocery stores. The concept of running errands here includes not only the actual shopping but also the trips to and from the store or shopping centre. This research endeavours to clarify how consumers experience the safety aspect of running errands in different kinds of shopping centres and grocery stores.

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05.11.2009 Helsinki Metropolitan Area migration flows in flux

“Helsinki Metropolitan Area migration flows in flux” is a survey examining migration flows, their patterns, and the factors influencing them in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area. The survey covers migration flow from other parts of Finland to the Helsinki Metropolitan Area, migration flow within the Helsinki Metropolitan Area and that from the Helsinki Metropolitan Area to the surrounding municipalities. The objective is to discover the reasons that influence migration decisions and to identify various consumer types associated with migration. A mail-in questionnaire mapping out the direction of, motives for, and background to migration was completed by over 1 300 respondents in autumn 2008. Research data was also collected through thematic interviews with migrants.

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05.11.2009 ”We found a home that’s right for us” – Experiences with new living environments among those who migrate into, out of and within the Helsinki Metropolitan Area

The study focuses on the reasons for migrating within the Helsinki Metropolitan Area, from the Helsinki Metropolitan Area to the surrounding municipalities and from other parts of Finland to the Helsinki Metropolitan Area from the perspective of the people who are moving themselves, the effects of physical, social and financial changes to how households function as well as the views of those migrating out of the Helsinki Metropolitan Area on how to improve the attractiveness of the Helsinki Metropolitan Area as a living environment. The study is based on thematic interviews with 24 people who have moved.

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11.06.2009 Developing Resident Services in the Apartment Building Village

The goal of the Developing Resident Services in the Apartment Building Village project is to find new types of solutions to meet the service needs of residents of housing cooperatives on Itätuulenkuja located in Tapiola in Espoo. The goal is to create a safe, easy to use, and flexible service model, which offers different types of services that support living at home to residents.

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28.05.2009 Development review of living – consumers and players of the housing industry assessing new living concepts in the Helsinki metropolitan area

The Future Concepts of Urban Housing project, ‘URBA’, evaluates new ways of living and doing business. The National Consumer Research Centre’s part in the three-year project, which started in 2007, was to implement the assessment of the international living concepts identified by the experts at the Centre for Urban and Regional Studies.

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Consumer finances
Research theme

Development Areas
- Consumer knowledge as a source of renewing policie
- Climate Arena – citizens’ participation in climate policy decision-making

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