Aalto University's multidisciplinary focus areas from digitalisation and services, sustainable use of energy and natural resources, and human living environment are in line with Pöyry's strategic goals. With the cooperation agreement Pöyry aims to secure its top-level know-how and resources in Finland now and in the future, Pöyry writes in a press release.Approximately a week ago, Stora Enso donated 500,000 Euros to five universities in Finland, and earlier this year Stora Enso participated in a joint donation of four million Euros to Aalto University by the Finnish Forest Industries Federation. In the middle of November, Metsäliitto donated 1,250 000 Euros to five different universities in Finland.The background to these donations is that the Finnish government has promised to donate an equal amount of money as each private donation before June 30, 2011."It is likely that donations by the forest industry will be made also during the first half of next year," a forest industry analyst tells Nordic Paper Journal.