- Living and environment
- Living
- Waste disposal
- Waste disposal regulations
- Kankaanpää waste fee
- Composting register
- Kooninkeitaan sorting station
- Waste sorting instructions and collection points
- Batteries
- Biowaste
- Raking waste
- Glass packaging
- Pharmaceutical waste and waste delivered to pharmacies
- Agricultural plastic
- Metal (scrap metal, small metal and metal packaging)
- Plastic packaging
- Ink cartridges and cassettes
- Cardboard and paperboard
- Paper and privacy paper
- Pressure-treated wood and Sustainable wood
- Wood waste
- Scrap vehicles, tires and rims
- Mixed waste
- Electrical and electronic waste (SER)
- Textiles
- Hazardous waste
- Frequently asked questions to sort
- Zoning and land use
- Streets and municipal engineering
- Construction and plots
- Office spaces for entrepreneurs and building projects
- Water supply
- Public areas
- Environmental services
- Surroundings
- Education
- Early childhood education
- Varda - early childhood education information resource
- Preschool education
- Development and learning support
- Daycare
- Home daycare
- Applying for early childhood education
- Online library
- Reporting daycare times
- Customer fees
- Private early childhood education and service voucher
- Feedback on early childhood education
- Basic education
- Kankaanpää Music Institute
- High school education
- Petäjä-opisto adult education centre
- Other education
- GEO learning environment
- Early childhood education
- Social and Health Services
- Culture, sports and youth
- Culture and art
- Sports
- Price list for sports services and education/teaching facilities
- Online shop for sports services
- Swimming Hall
- Sports center
- Sportcenter Honkala
- Ski slopes and skating areas
- Beaches and swimming places
- Other exercise opportunities
- Guided exercise groups
- Exercise counseling
- Supported sports services
- Applications for use of halls and outdoor areas
- Rewards
- Sports and wellness events
- Association Parliament
- Youth
- Museum
- Tourism - www.visitkankaanpaa.fi
- Associations
- Our destinations in Outdooractive
- Library
- Events
- Kankaanpää Music Institute
- Work and Business
- City of Kankaanpää and Administration
Studies and reports
Differentiating Municipality Finland 2025 research programme
Kankaanpää was one of 43 municipalities in the Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities' research programme, Distinctive Municipality Finland 2025. The survey conducted is one of the most extensive surveys mapping the views of local residents. The Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities has conducted similar municipal surveys of a similar scope regularly since the 1990s. The most recent municipal surveys were conducted as part of the ARTTU2 research programme in 2015 and 2017. Kankaanpää was also involved in these studies.
- Municipal Survey 2020 – municipal results on individual services (PDF)
- Press release 7.1.2021: Residents are still very satisfied with municipal services – Kankaanpää has the best ratings for sports services
Regional cities attractiveness study
Kankaanpää is one of 57 Finnish regional cities. A regional city is the center of its own region or area. In early 2022, Finland's regional cities jointly conducted a study on the awareness, image and attractiveness of cities. The study was a follow-up to a similar survey conducted in 2019. In the case of Kankaanpää, the results show that we have a lot of internal potential that is worth highlighting by increasing awareness. The image has improved slightly compared to the previous study. As in the previous study year of 2019, the common key attractiveness factors of regional cities are considered to be safety, living environment and transport accessibility.
- Regional Cities Attractiveness Survey 2022 Kankaanpää results (PDF)
- Regional Cities Attractiveness Survey 2022 results report on the Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities website
- Regional Urban Research 2022 summary (PDF)
Arttu2 research program
The City of Kankaanpää participated in the Arttu2 research program implemented by the Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities, which aimed to examine the impacts of changes implemented in municipalities and future reforms on municipalities and their residents. The program started in late 2014 and ended in spring 2018. The research program involved 40 research municipalities, representing municipalities of different sizes and types from all over Finland.
The results of the Arttu2 program were presented at the Kankaanpää City Council seminar in October 2018.
- Results of the Arttu2 program for Kankaanpää (PDF), Research Manager Marianne Pekola-Sjöblom
- Observations on the finances of the city of Kankaanpää related to the Arttu2 program (PDF), Research Director of the Arttu2 program, Emeritus Professor Pentti Meklin