Vedensaannissa

Vedensaannissa is a Finnish inessive form of the noun vedensaanti, which refers to the availability or procurement of water. In practice, the term appears mainly in technical, administrative, and policy contexts dealing with water resources, water supply, and related infrastructure. It can denote the state, context, or sphere in which water acquisition or delivery takes place.

Etymology and grammar: Vedensaanti is formed from ves i/veden- related roots and the noun saanti, meaning obtaining or supply. The suffix -ssa marks the inessive case, indicating “in” or “within.” Thus vedensaannissa literally means “in water supply” or “in the context of water acquisition.” The form is most commonly found in formal writing such as reports, legal texts, and planning documents.

Usage and examples: The term is used to refer to activities or issues within the water-supply domain. For instance, a report might analyze vedensaannissa olevia haasteita (challenges within water supply) or discuss investments in vedensaannissa to improve resilience. It is less common in everyday speech and more typical in government, municipal, and environmental contexts.

Related terms and notes: Related concepts include vedensaanti (water availability or supply) and vesihuolto (water supply infrastructure and services). Vedensaannissa functions as a locational or contextual marker rather than a standalone topic; it is usually part of a larger sentence about water management, regulation, or policy.

See also: vedensaanti, vesihuolto, vesistö- ja vesihuoltoraportit.