The meeting is being arranged by the association SSUAM (Stop Harmful Emissions of Environmental Toxins) in Eskilstuna, with Katti Svedberg serving as its chairperson. The participating parties include the Social Democrats, Moderates, Left Party, Centre Party, Green Party, Sweden Democrats, Liberals, Christian Democrats, and the newly started local party A Better Eskilstuna. Each party can bring two representatives to the meeting, and they have been offered the option to bring national politicians or party leaders.
The specific senior emissions or environmental toxins to be discussed at the meeting have not been detailed, nor have the positions or policies of the nine parties on this issue. Additionally, what concrete actions or solutions will be debated remains unclear, as does the expected number of attendees and the full agenda for the April 23 debate.
It is the hottest election issue in Eskilstuna.