Yhteistilillä
Yhteistilillä, also known as "common land" in English, refers to a type of land tenure system prevalent in Finland and other Nordic countries. It is a form of collective ownership where a group of individuals or a community collectively owns and manages a piece of land. The term "yhteistilillä" is derived from the Finnish words "yhteinen," meaning common, and "tilä," meaning land.
In a yhteistilillä arrangement, the land is typically used for agricultural purposes, such as farming or grazing.
Yhteistilillä is often seen as a way to promote community engagement and cooperation, as well as to
The concept of yhteistilillä has its roots in the historical practice of communal land ownership in Finland,