In 2021, the Finnish National Commission on Sustainable Development drew up a national 2030 Agenda Roadmap, which is a medium-term plan detailing the actions Finland needs to take to achieve the goals of the global 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (the 2030 Agenda) adopted by the UN in 2015.

Drawing up the roadmap was one of the objectives set in the Programme of Prime Minister Sanna Marin's Government, and the task was assigned to the Commission in December 2020. The Commission adopted the 2030 Agenda Roadmap at a meeting on 7 February 2022 and submitted it to the Government for use in its work.

The 2030 Agenda Roadmap aims to promote the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals through six systemic packages (areas of change). For each area of change, the roadmap includes a vision extending to 2030, a set of objectives that translate the visions into concrete terms, and a description of the key measures that concern different sectors of society and play a key role in bringing about change. In addition to the six areas of change, the roadmap discusses how Finland is supporting the implementation of the 2030 Agenda in the global context.

The roadmap also contains five cross-cutting principles, and compliance with these is a high priority in the implementation. The principles are the following: ensuring fairness, equity and gender equality; facilitating the inclusion and participation of society at large; paying special attention to the most vulnerable ('leave no one behind'); ensuring long-term commitment and policy coherence; and taking global responsibility.

When adopting the roadmap in February 2022, the Commission decided to revise its strategy so that the main content of the roadmap forms the core of the new strategy. The new strategy, 'A prosperous and globally responsible Finland that protects the carrying capacity of nature', was adopted at the Commission's meeting on 10 March 2022 and it has been published in the Institutional Repository for the Government (Valto).