erityishankkeissa

Erityishankkeissa is Finnish for “in special projects.” It is the inessive plural form of erityishanke, meaning a special or targeted project. The expression is commonly found in administrative, educational, and research contexts, where it distinguishes projects funded or governed under a specific program from routine or ongoing activities.

The term signals that the work is part of a designated initiative with particular objectives, funding arrangements, reporting requirements, or evaluation criteria. It is often used in policy texts, grant descriptions, program guidelines, and project plans to indicate that the activities are not ordinary operations but are carried out within a targeted framework.

Contexts and sectors where the phrase appears include higher education, scientific research, regional development, culture, and social services. Projects described as erityishankkeissa tend to be time-bound, with defined milestones and outcomes, and they may be subject to additional oversight by a funding body or supervising authority.

Language note: erityishankkeissa is a grammatical form functioning as a prepositional phrase meaning “in special projects.” The form reflects Finnish case and number endings, and it is typically used to frame sentences about funding, management, or results within the scope of targeted initiatives. It is not a standalone name but a case-inflected expression used in formal discourse.