Korraldamises

Korraldamises is an Estonian noun form describing the act or process of organizing something. It originates from the verb korraldama (to organize or arrange) and the nominal suffix -mine, with the inessive form korraldamises used to express “in organizing” or “in the act of organizing.” The term is commonly used in administrative, project-management, and event-planning contexts to denote the coordination of tasks, resources, and people necessary to bring a plan to fruition.

In practice, korraldamises appears in sentences such as “projekti korraldamises osalesid erinevad valdkonna eksperdid” (different field experts participated in organizing the project) or “konverentsi korraldamises on oluline roll juhatusel” (the board has a key role in organizing the conference). It is a neutral descriptive expression that helps delineate workflows, responsibilities, and procedures within a larger operation.

Linguistically, korraldamises is one of several inflected forms of korraldamine, the noun formed from korraldama. Related terms include korraldaja (organizer), korraldamine (organization/arranging as a process), and korraldama (to organize). The word commonly appears in formal writing, policy documents, project plans, and academic discussions about management and governance.