The research paper provides an overview of the sustainable development system in Finland. It gives a brief introduction about the history of the Finnish model and what changes were brought into it over the past years. The technicalities and division of work involved in this system are also specified in a detailed manner. The individual and joint contribution of the Finnish government and the UN has also been analysed, on the basis of which, segregation between the positive and negative part of the model has been made. The paper also focusses on specific Sustainable Development Goals which have not been achieved and graphically represents the contribution of the country in solving the same. Further, a comparison is made between the Finnish Model and the Indian Model of sustainable development, which reveals various similarities and differences. On the basis of this comparison, each of these countries is advised to take inspiration from each other and bring positive changes in their model.