The Helsinki of dreams is created together. OmaStadi.
OmaStadi is the City of Helsinki’s way of providing participatory budgeting services. Helsinki has allocated 8.8 million euros to realising residents’ wishes. The ideas are developed together into proposals that Helsinki residents can vote on. The proposals with the most votes are realised by the City.
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Proposals voted for implemantation
Environmental friendliness
All of Helsinki
During a fixed period, the electricity for the lighting of the jogging trails in Central Park would be acquired as renewable energy. The City could also acquire solar panels for illuminating Central Park.
Project progress
20%
Built environment
Eastern
More bins for Kontula and other busy areas. The bins would be placed according to the instructions on urban space.
Project progress
60%
Sports and outdoor recreation
Eastern
The coast on the Linnavuorentie side of Vartiokylä Bay would be dredged, and a swimming/rec pier would be built. The ground would be levelled and lawn planted. Benches and bins would also be brought to the area.
Project progress
20%
Sports and outdoor recreation
All of Helsinki
Various physical education classes for schoolchildren. Continuing and expanding the EasySport operations. The goal is to offer more low-threshold hobbies and get all children to participate.
Project progress
40%
Sports and outdoor recreation
Southern
Better equipment and furniture for Eirantanta Beach to allow it to be used year-round.
Project progress
40%
Community spirit
Eastern
Eastern Living Rooms would be spaces for lounging, activities and crafts inside schools which would offer schoolchildren and young people activities in a pleasant and safe place with adults present.
Project progress
20%
Preparations are under way
In the OmaStadi voting 75 proposals were selected for implementation. The city will implement all the proposals and preparations are already under way in the city’s divisions. Information on the schedules and implementation-related interaction of each proposal can be found on the OmaStadi website. You will find more information on the implementation of each proposal later in the spring.
