Development of the security of supply model in Finland

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1 Development of the security of supply model in Finland Hannu Pelttari EESC seminar

2 The Principles of Securing the Supply To secure livelihood of the population, continuity of vital economic activity and functioning of the infrastructure (also) during serious disturbances and exceptional circumstances The markets usually provide security of supply, but special arrangements are needed in a number of fields Special securing arrangements Functions of the whole society Market based security 2

3 Evolution in the Finnish focus in securing the supply Globalisation and network economy Nine eleven Public Health 2008 Pool 2002 EU-membership Cold war threats Terrorism steps up Transport Disturbances and Logistics for everyday Cluster to the vocabulary life and operations Power and District Heat EU Pool and IEA step up More words about Surface Transport taken seriously Pool Total foreign - Regional trade Commissions to the map, bilateral international Conceptual division into black out 1year. agreement co-operation critical infra and critical Key measure: with Sweden Industry, Finance ICT and communication Insurance Storaging production; i.e. Import may be seen as vital for resilience focus Heavy military restricted the functioning of * Military focus included focus * Military focus Plastic and Rubber Industry the society Pool

4 Government decision on the targets of security of Organisation supply (539/ ) of Security of Supply Energy transmission and Food supply distribution networks Energy production Electronic information National and Emergency Health care communication systems Production that supports Transport logistics systems national defence Water supply and other urban Supporting general technology operational conditions of the Construction and maintenance Chemical Industry export Pool industry of the infrastructure Based on: International markets, national actions and resources, bi- and multilateral agreements on preparedness Safeguarding the critical infrastructure of society Safeguarding the critical production of society Mutual dependencies and co-operation in the security of supply Development of legislation Sector-specific guidelines 4

5 How is the supply secured? PPP s role enterprises Security of supply point of view in economic and industrial policy Legislation, regulation, and official instructions Government, national ownership Research and development Continuity and preparedness planning, and exercises in Promoting cooperation Funding security of supply arrangements International agreements 5

6 Organisation Organisation of of Security Security of of Supply Supply Relevant Food Food Supply Supply Cluster Cluster Pool Food Pool Retail Retail and and Distribution Pool Pool Power Power and and District Heat Heat Pool Pool - Regional Oil Oil and and Gas Gas Pool Pool Relevant Information Electronics Society Pool Cluster Mass Mass Communications Communications Pool Pool Pool Pool of of Regional TIVA-Commissions Relevant Council for Security of Supply Health Cluster Public Public Health Health Pool Pool Pool Transport and and Logistics Cluster Air Pool Pool - Maritime Transport Transport Pool Pool Chemical Finance Industry Cluster Pool Insurance Relevant Plastic and Industry Rubber Industry Pool Construction Chemical Pool: Industry Regional Commissions Pool Textile Technology Industry Pool Pool Forest Finance Industry Pool Pool Plastic and Insurance Rubber Pool Industry Pool 6

7 Level of Service Risk and Continuity Management ISO/PAS Normal Risk management Mitigate impact Forest Implementing Industry Pool Incident Plastic and Rubber continuity Industry Pool management plans Crisis management Speed up recovery Recovery Time

8 Towards better resilience Extranet portal HUOVI - Industry summary reports for pools and NESA - Under construction - Benchmarking tool of the maturity of the business continuity planning Agreement based continuity and preparedness in modern networks (Sopiva project) Sopiva material can be found: 8

9 Kiitos, kommentteja, kysymyksiä Pohjoinen Makasiinikatu 7 A Helsinki, Finland Tel Fax Hannu.Pelttari@nesa.fi 9