Internetdokumentit

Internetdokumentit is a digital archive of Finnish state documents and other official documents that are published online. The archive was established in 2007 by the Finnish Government and is managed by the National Archives of Finland.

The purpose of Internetdokumentit is to publish official documents online in a timely and easily accessible manner. The archive aims to provide a comprehensive and reliable source of information on government policies, decisions, and actions. The content of the archive includes documents such as government reports, statements, laws, and decrees.

Internetdokumentit is regularly updated, with new documents being added to the archive on a daily basis. The documents are available in Finnish and some of them are also translated into Swedish and English. The archive also provides metadata and links to the original publication source, allowing users to verify the authenticity of the documents.

The search function of Internetdokumentit is designed to be user-friendly, allowing users to search by keyword, date, and document type. The archive also provides a browse function, allowing users to browse through the documents by topic or date. Internetdokumentit is a publicly available archive, and access is free.

Internetdokumentit is an important resource for researchers, journalists, and citizens who want to stay informed about government policies and decisions. It is also an important tool for transparency and accountability in Finnish government.

Internetdokumentit is also available through the Digitalia.fi portal, which provides access to various digital services and archives of the Finnish government. The portal is designed to facilitate access to official information and services, and to promote transparency and openness in government.