Participate and have an impact
Join us to make Tampere even better. There are many ways for you to participate and make a difference. Welcome to explore them!
The City of Tampere is constantly seeking the views of its residents on a wide range of issues.
You can send feedback such as ideas, thanks and suggestions for improvements. You can respond to surveys, participate in workshops or join events where you can hear and discuss current issues. Many of them are also in English.
You can raise important issues by taking the initiative. You can also make your ideas heard by contacting councils representing different groups of residents, such as young people, people with disabilities, older people or immigrants. You can also volunteer, for example in associations.
Choose how and where you want to make a difference. Participation is easy.
Give feedback
Thank you for your feedback – suggestions, opinions, thanks and complaints!
There are many ways to give feedback online, at the service points and at the places you visit. Your feedback will be forwarded to the person responsible. Feedback is used to improve the city and its services.
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Residents' Evening in Tesoma: Join the discussion on developing the neighbourhood
| News itemOn Thursday 8 October 2026, a Residents' Evening will be held at the Tesoma Wellbeing Centre from 5 pm to 7 pm. The event will focus on the development of the area and will include presentations on services for families with children and older residents, among other topics. Everyone is welcome to attend. -
Have heatwaves, storms or heavy rainfall affected your daily life? Take the survey
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City centre scale model opens to visitors
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Who will be Tampere's Adult of the Year? Nominate a candidate
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Invitation to preliminary market consultation on promoting youth employment and well-being
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Tampere promotes equality and equity through wide-ranging cooperation
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What kind of culture city you want Tampere to be? Take part in a resident survey
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