gepoolde

Ge poolde is a Dutch adjective formed from the verb poolen, meaning to combine or aggregate resources into a common pool. It describes resources, data, or risks that have been brought together into a pooled or shared collection.

The prefix ge- marks the past participle in Dutch, and gepoolde is typically used attributively before a noun, for example gepoolde middelen or gepoolde gegevens. It is common in technical, financial, and policy-related language, and can be used in both formal and written Dutch.

In practical use, gepoolde middelen refers to funds contributed into a single pool for a shared objective, such as a pool of capital used for collective investment or grant funding. Ge pooled gegevens denotes data that originate from multiple sources but are combined into one dataset for analysis, often to enable larger-scale studies or comparative analyses. Ge pooled risico's describes risks that are mutualized among participants, such as in insurance pools or risk-sharing arrangements.

Related terms include pooling and pooled data, which appear in both Dutch and internationally influenced contexts. The concept of pooling is common across disciplines, emphasizing the aggregation of resources, data, or risks to achieve efficiencies, broader coverage, or improved analytical power.