By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

Regarding social issues, the discussion addresses community fears and opposition to renewable energy facilities (wind farms), which is partly due to deliberate fear-mongering, but also the desire to protect their existing living environment. The speaker notes that flawed regulations are causing considerable frustration within society.

The main social issue is digital equality and the accessibility of vital services, as communication service is a prerequisite for participating in the digital society. It emphasizes that the failure of the network has created a situation of inequality, particularly in rural areas where equality is not guaranteed.

The social focus is directed at restoring citizens' trust and preventing vigilantism when managing damage caused by wildlife. The speaker expresses concern about society's growing tendency toward learned helplessness, citing as an example people's inability to determine cardinal directions in the forest. He emphasizes that people themselves are an inseparable part of nature conservation and that the state should not consider its citizens stupid.

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