Tootmisahelad
Tootmisahelad is an Estonian term used in economic and regional development discourse to describe interlinked production networks or supply chains within a region. The word is formed from tootmine (production) and ahel (chain), with the plural suffix -ad, and it is commonly understood to refer to coordinated sets of manufacturing and processing activities that span multiple firms and locations.
In usage, tootmisahelad emphasizes regional collaboration and resilience. Analysts discuss how localized or regional production networks
Typical features associated with tootmisahelad include cross-firm governance mechanisms, data-sharing arrangements with appropriate safeguards, standardized interfaces
While popular in regional development literature, tootmisahelad is not a fixed international standard term. Definitions and