Gefinancierde

Gefinancierde is the past participle form of the Dutch verb financieren, meaning to finance. As an adjective it translates to funded or financed and is commonly used to describe projects, organizations, or activities that have received financial support from a person, organization, or government.

Grammatical notes: the base participle is gefinancierd. When used attributively before a noun, especially with definite articles, it takes an -e ending (de gefinancierde studie, de gefinancierde projecten). In plural form the same attributive ending -e is typically used after definite articles (de gefinancierde projecten). In predicative position, as in a passive construction, the form remains gefinancierd (Het project is gefinancierd).

Contexts and usage: gefinancierde is common in official, academic, and media language to indicate financial support. It can describe a single project funded by public funds, private investment, or a combination of sources, and is often used in reports, grant announcements, and policy documents. The term does not inherently specify the source of funding, only that funding has been provided.

Related terms: financiering (funding), financier (funder), subsidie (subsidy), and subsidieren (to subsidize). The concept is central in discussions of research funding, public investment, and cultural or infrastructural programs.

Notes: the word is neutral and factual, suitable for encyclopedic or informative writing. It should not be confused with related forms that imply ongoing financing or different grammatical functions; context usually clarifies whether gefinancierde describes a current status or a completed financing event.