hankeissa

Hankeissa refers to the plural form of "hanke" in Finnish, which translates to "project" or "initiative." In a general context, "hankeissa" simply means "in projects" or "within initiatives." It is a common term used in various fields, including business, public administration, research, and development, to describe activities or processes that are part of a larger undertaking.

When an organization or group embarks on a significant endeavor, it is often broken down into smaller, manageable parts called hankkeet (the plural of hanke). Therefore, when discussing work, progress, or responsibilities related to these endeavors, one might use the term "hankeissa" to indicate that these actions are occurring within the scope of one or more projects. For example, a report might detail the progress made "hankeissa" over the past quarter, or an employee might be assigned tasks "hankeissa" for the upcoming year. The specific nature of these projects would depend entirely on the context in which the term is used.