Hallinnolla
Hallinnolla is a term used in public administration to describe a governance approach that emphasizes centralized coordination, interoperability of information systems, and user-centered service delivery within the public sector. The name derives from hallinto, the Finnish word for administration, with the suffix -lla indicating the manner in which services are provided. In policy discourse, Hallinnolla refers to a framework rather than a single law or program, intended to guide how agencies collaborate and how citizens access services.
The concept envisions a shared digital platform that connects government agencies, standardizes data formats, and provides
Hallinnolla emerged in Finnish policy debates during the 2010s as part of broader public sector modernization
Key principles include interoperability, standardization, privacy-by-design, transparency, and citizen-centric design. The architectural vision usually features a
Adoption, impact, and criticism
Proponents argue Hallinnolla can reduce processing times and administrative costs while increasing service accessibility. Critics warn
Related topics include e-government, digital government, interoperability, and public administration reform.