ilmoitusportaaleilla

Ilmoitusportaat is a term used in Finland to describe electronic platforms for publishing public notices. These platforms are designed to make it easy for public bodies and organizations to disseminate information to the public in a standardized and accessible manner.

Ilmoitusportaat were introduced in Finland as a result of the European Union's Public Procurement Directive, which mandates the use of electronic means for publishing public tenders and contract awards. The first ilmoitusportaali, called Finlex, was launched in 2002, and it provides access to legal information, including public notices.

Since then, several other ilmoitusportaat have been established in Finland, including one operated by the Ministry of Justice and another by the Finnish Broadcasting Company. These platforms are interconnected, making it possible to search for notices across multiple sources.

Ilmoitusportaat offer various benefits, including increased transparency, improved accessibility, and reduced costs compared to traditional paper-based methods. They also facilitate the reuse of public notices in online applications, such as search engines and aggregators.

In addition to publishing public tenders and contract awards, ilmoitusportaat are also used for other types of public notices, such as announcements of meetings, changes to legislation, and notifications of construction projects. The use of ilmoitusportaat has become a standard practice in Finland, and it is widely adopted by public bodies at the national, regional, and local levels.