Elluviimisse

Elluviimisse is an Estonian term used primarily in administrative and organizational contexts to describe the transition from planning to execution. It refers to the phase or process of bringing a plan, policy, or idea into effect. In contemporary usage, elluviimisse is common in official reports, strategy documents, and legislative texts to indicate that a proposal has moved from concept to implementation.

Etymology: The word is formed from elluviimine, the act of realisation or implementation, with the illative suffix -sse producing elluviimisse, meaning into implementation or into realisation. The construction emphasizes movement toward action rather than mere planning.

Usage and nuance: Elluviimisse is most frequent in policy, government, and project-management language. It often appears with verbs such as viia elluviimisse (to bring into implementation) and jõuda elluviimisse (to reach the stage of implementation). A common example is "Projekt on jõudnud elluviimisse," meaning the project has reached the implementation stage. It is sometimes considered synonymous with realiseerimine or rakendamine, though elluviimisse foregrounds the transition from planning to action.

See also elluviimine; ellu viima; realiseerimine; rakendamine.