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The document discusses tools that help Finnish citizens participate more actively in their government. It outlines several tools that provide information to citizens or help with everyday tasks. These include a service map of Helsinki, a crowdsourced history website, an open data portal for Helsinki, and a website for citizens to initiate legislation. The trend is toward more open administration that involves citizens in planning. Open data and user-friendly interfaces that make information accessible are key to enhancing transparency and active citizenship.
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