Istaajohtosivun

Istaajohtosivun is a digital information hub used primarily by the executive committees of certain Finnish non‑profit organisations to document and disseminate decisions, minutes, and leadership-related information. The term combines the Finnish words ista (to sit), johtos (leadership), and sivun (page), reflecting its role as a central “chairperson’s page” where official records are stored in a structured, searchable format.

The page is typically hosted on a secure intranet or a dedicated web portal and is governed by organisational policy that specifies which documents are archived, who can edit, and how long items remain publicly accessible. Core components include a series of subpages for each meeting, a list of action items, voting results, and links to supporting documents such as agendas and reports. Many implementations employ version control and audit trails to maintain transparency and accountability.

Access to istaajohtosivun varies, ranging from restricted views for committee members to limited public access for stakeholders, depending on the organisation’s openness policy. The page is often linked to the organisation’s main website and may offer download options for PDF versions of minutes or summaries. By centralizing leadership records, istaajohtosivun supplies a single source of truth, reduces duplication of effort in record‑keeping, and facilitates legal compliance and member engagement.