1. Finnish Transport Agency
Jukka Karjalainen

2. Two New Organizations
Transport
Agency

3. THE FINNISH TRANSPORT AGENCY IN BRIEF
The Finnish Transport Agency is responsible for maintaining and developing the standard of service in the transport infrastructure administered by the government.
The aim of the Finnish Transport Agency is to promote the functioning of the traffic system as a whole, to improve transport safety and to contribute to a balanced and sustainable development of the regions.
The Finnish Transport Agency has the responsibility to maintain and develop a transport infrastructure property amounting to nearly 19 billion euros.
The Agency has approximately 700 employees of which about 150 are stationed in the regions (20 %).
The target is that the agency shall have approximately 600 employees by the end of 2015, of which persons transferred to Lappeenranta (40 % in the regions).
The Finnish Transport Agency is guiding the performance of 9 regional (ELY) centres for economic development, transport and the environment (1/3 of the financing).

4. Director General Communication Internal Audit Director General’s Staff
LIIKENNEVIRASTO
Director General
Communication
Internal Audit
Director General’s Staff
Traffic System’s Department
Maritime Department
Railway Department
Road Department
Administration Department
Transport
Planning Unit for the Transport System
System’s Performance Unit
Development
Development of the steering function
Research and Development Unit
Public Transport
Public Transport Unit
Shipping Subsidies Unit
Traffic Management
Traffic Unit
- VTS Centres (Gulf of Finland, West Finland and Saimaa)
Telematics Unit
Winter Navigation Unit
Waterways
Waterways Technology Unit
Regional Waterways Unit, Gulf of Finland
Regional Waterways Unit, Southwest Finland
Regional Waterways Unit, West Finland
Regional Waterways Unit, Inland Waterways
Hydrography
Hydrographic information
Cartography
Inland Waterways
Traffic Management
Traffic Management Unit
Traffic Management Centre
Investments
Project Management Unit
Electrical and Signalling Unit
Project Planning Unit
Procurement Services Unit
Rail Network
Maintenance Unit
Rail Data Unit
Technical Unit
Environment Unit
Road Management
Unit for Road Management Steering
Road Maintenance Unit
Road and Traffic Information Unit
Investments
Road Investments Unit
Unit for Road Planning and Design
Unit for Road Procurement
Road and Bridge Engineering
Road Engineering Unit
Bridge Design Unit
Bridge Building Unit
Traffic Centres
Helsinki, Turku, Tampere, Oulu, Lappeenranta
Economy
Personnel
Personnel Administration Unit
Competence Development Unit
IT Unit/ICT
ICT Infra Unit
Data Administration Unit
Architecture & Development Unit
Administration
Administrative Services Unit
Travel Management Unit
Interest Group Unit
Information & Archives
Records Management Unit

5. New centres for business and industry, transport and the environment

6. Centres for business and industry, transport and the environment
Head of Centre
Executive board
Administrative services HR
Financial administration
Legal management
ICT
Payments and control
Communications
Internal control
Business, work force, know-how, culture
Head of unit
Environment and natural resources
Head of unit
Traffic and infrastructure
Head of unit
The strategy and EU funding
Employment, entrepreneurship, education
Innovations, international business
Migration
Culture
Conservation of nature and the environment
The use and maintenance of natural resources
Monitoring the state of the environment
Planning the road and traffic conditions
Procurements for road maintenance
Public transport
THE CUSTOMERS
The customer process