Rahoitettavat

Rahoitettavat is a Finnish word used as a participial adjective meaning “to be financed” or “to be funded.” It is the plural nominative form of the adjective rahoitettava and is typically employed to describe items, projects or costs that require funding. The term is common in planning, budgeting, procurement and project management contexts.

In practice, rahoitettavat modifies nouns that denote things awaiting financing, such as hankkeet (projects), kustannukset (costs) or kohteet (sites/targets). It helps distinguish between what still needs funding and what has already been financed. The corresponding opposite form is rahoitetut, meaning already financed or funded. The singular form is rahoitettava, and other case forms follow standard Finnish inflection rules (e.g., rahoitettavien in the genitive plural).

Usage notes: rahoitettavat is often found in official documents, grant applications, tender texts and budget plans to indicate the subset of items slated for funding decisions. It is not a technical term with a fixed legal definition, but a descriptive grammatical form widely understood in Finnish administrative and financial discourse.

Examples:

- Rahoitettavat hankkeet on priorisoitava budjetin rajoissa.

- Budjettiin on huomioitava rahoitettavat kustannukset ennen projektin aloittamista.

Etymology: derived from the verb rahoittaa (to fund) with the present participle formation -ttava, yielding rahoitettava and its plural rahoitettavat.