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The youngest grantee Highlights of the year
was Hilma Tuomi, 10,
• EUR 1.4 million for the Future Challenges in
who received the Nordics research programme, running
EUR 2,000 as a grant between 2021 and 2027 with financing from
six Nordic foundations.
for talented music
students. • EUR 1.4 million for research on nutrition
and health.
130 713
• EUR 1.2 million to be granted between 2022
multi-year full-year and 2024 to theatres for having high-quality
grants grants contemporary plays translated and brought
to Finnish stages.
20 grants of EUR
• EUR 1 million in Art² grants, split between
100,000 five major art initiatives.
or more
• EUR 1 million for improving the assessment
The oldest grantee and monitoring of the ecological condition
was visual artist Aaron of Finnish lakes.
Hiltunen, 95, who received
EUR 2,000 for organising • EUR 1 million to publishing houses for having
contemporary world literature translated
an exhibition. into Finnish between 2022 and 2032.

• EUR 670,000 to cover tuition fees at
international upper secondary schools
(United World Colleges)

• EUR 200,000 for research concerning the
effects of glyphosate on the gut microbiota
and learning of bumblebees.

• EUR 180,000 for research on the job
situation, social security and daily lives of
the working poor.

★ NEW SPECIAL PURPOSE GRANTS

The most typical
age for grantees

was 38.