hankekohteissa

Hankekohteissa is a Finnish term used in project management and public funding documentation. It is the inessive plural form of hankekohde, which refers to a concrete object, activity, or deliverable that forms part of a larger project. The phrase translates roughly to “in the project targets” or “within the project components.”

In practice, hankekohteet are the individual parts of a broader program or grant. Each hankekohde has its own objectives, activities, and expected outputs, and it typically comes with a separate budget, schedule, and success criteria. Documents that describe a project often organize work and reporting by hankekohteet to clarify responsibilities, monitor progress, and allocate resources.

The use of hankekohteissa appears in proposals, progress reports, and evaluation guidelines. When reporting on a project, authorities or funding bodies may require information per hankekohde, such as achieved outputs, milestones reached, and relevant risks. This helps distinguish between overarching program goals and the concrete results expected from specific components.

Common examples of hankekohteet include research experiments, pilot implementations, product or service development activities, training modules, or infrastructure installations funded by the project. The term emphasizes the modular structure of many funded initiatives, where success is assessed through the performance of individual hankekohteet as well as the program as a whole.

See also: hankekohde, projektinhallinta, rahoitusohjelma, tulosindikaattorit.