Yleishyödyllinen
Yleishyödyllinen is a Finnish term that translates to "generally beneficial" or "of common interest." It is often used in legal and administrative contexts to describe activities or organizations that serve the public good rather than private interests. The concept is central to understanding non-profit organizations, foundations, and certain types of public services in Finland.
An organization or activity is deemed yleishyödyllinen if its primary purpose is to promote the welfare of
The yleishyödyllinen status often confers certain advantages, such as tax exemptions and eligibility for public funding