eiihmislähtöinen
Ei ihmislähtöinen is a Finnish term used to describe approaches, theories, or policies that are not oriented toward human interests. In practice, it designates a non-anthropocentric perspective, in which non-human factors such as ecosystems, animals, and ecological integrity are given priority alongside or above human concerns. The expression is common in debates about design, ethics, and governance.
Etymology and form: The phrase derives from ihminen ("human") and lähtöinen ("based on" or "originated from"), with
Usage and contexts: In environmental ethics, urban planning, product and technology design, and policy analysis, ei
Relation to related concepts: It is closely related to ecosentrism/ecocentrism and biocentrism, and stands in contrast
See also: Anthropocentrism, Ecocentrism, Biocentrism, Ecosystem health.