Välgenomförd

Välgenomförd is a Swedish adjective used to describe something that has been carried out with care, competence and a high standard. It is formed from the prefix väl- (“well”) and the past participle of genomföra (“to carry out”), producing a compound that signals thorough planning, effective execution and proper evaluation. The term is common in formal writing and public discourse.

Usage and meaning

Välgenomförd conveys not only that an action or process is completed, but that it has been executed with quality. It is frequently applied to plans, investigations, reforms, projects and procedures that are deemed to have been implemented successfully. In practice, it emphasizes both the process and the result rather than mere completion.

Grammatical notes

The phrase functions as an attributive adjective and can modify nouns in different gender forms, for example en välgenomförd plan or ett välgenomfört arbete, reflecting customary Swedish inflection patterns for past participles used as adjectives. It is typical in government reports, policy evaluations, project summaries and business analyses.

Relation to related terms

Välgenomförd is closely related to genomförd (carried out) and väl utförd (well executed). While the latter two focus on completion or execution, välgenomförd adds a positive assessment of the quality and thoroughness of the work.

Etymology

The word combines väl- (“well”) with genomföra’s participial form, yielding an evaluative adjective that denotes superior execution or implementation.

Use in discourse

In Swedish media and official documentation, välgenomförd is used to highlight successful outcomes and trusted execution, serving as a concise evaluative descriptor for projects, reforms and investigations.