Rahoitettavaa

Rahoitettavaa is a Finnish term used to describe projects, programs, or actions that require funding. In budgeting, grant writing, and strategic planning it serves as a label for items that need financial support. The word derives from the verb rahoittaa (to fund) and the participial form used in partitive, indicating things that are to be funded. In practice, rahoitettavaa translates loosely to “things to be funded” or “funding needs.”

Usage and contexts

Rahoitettavaa is commonly found in documents such as project proposals, budget plans, and funding applications. It helps distinguish between activities that already have funding and those that still require external support. Typical phrases include “hankkeella on rahoitettavaa” (the project has funding needs) and “rahoitettavaa on seuraavalle vuodelle” (there is funding to be obtained for the next year). The term is neutral and descriptive, focusing on financing requirements rather than outcomes.

Relation to related terms

Rahoitus means funding or financing as a process or resource. Other related terms include hakeminen (application), avustukset (grants), and rahalähteet (sources of funds). Grammatical use follows Finnish rules for the partitive form of the participial adjective, with rahoitettavaa appearing in contexts where indefiniteness or partiality is intended.

See also

Rahoitus, hakeminen, avustukset, projektinhallinta. The concept emphasizes planning and allocation of financial resources within organizations, institutions, and projects.