Finland’s Prime Minister Petteri Orpo has announced the governing coalition will collectively review the criteria for awarding grants to social welfare and health organizations. This decision follows a disagreement regarding funding allocations, specifically those distributed by STEA, the Support Foundation for Finnish Civil Society. Orpo emphasized the significant financial scale of these grants – nearly 200 million euros – and their political and principled importance. The Prime Minister stated the need for a unified approach to the criteria, signaling a desire to resolve internal tensions. No specific details regarding the nature of the dispute or the potential changes to the criteria were provided. The review aims to address concerns and ensure a consistent and justifiable distribution of funds to vital organizations. The situation highlights the complexities of coalition governance and the scrutiny surrounding public funding.