hankkeilla

Hankkeilla is the plural inessive form of the Finnish noun hanke, which means project or initiative. The form is used to refer to multiple projects and to express a relationship to them, such as possession, context, or purpose. In English, it is commonly translated as “for the projects,” “with the projects,” or “in the projects,” depending on the sentence.

Grammatically, hankkeilla is the inessive plural form and is typically used with existential or possessive verbs such as on or vaikuttavat. The inessive case answers questions about location or context, for example “Where is the funding?” or “What has the funding?” In practice, it often conveys that certain resources, responsibilities, or effects pertain to the projects as a group.

Usage notes and context: hankkeilla appears frequently in administrative, research, and development language in Finnish. It is common in project proposals, funding reports, and evaluations to indicate what applies to the set of projects discussed. The related singular forms include hanke (nominative), hankkeen (genitive), hankkeesta (elative), hankkeissa (in the projects), and hankkeille (allative), among others.

Examples:

Hankkeilla on useita rahoituslähteitä.

Hankkeilla on tiukat aikataulut.

Hankkeilla on saavutettu merkittäviä tuloksia viime vuonna.