iniciatorë

Iniciatorë is the Albanian term for initiators—the people or things that start, trigger, or seed a process, action, or development. The concept is used across fields to denote the first movers who set things in motion, not necessarily the ones who carry out the entire task.

Origin and usage: The term is used in Albanian to describe those who initiate actions. It denotes a person, group, institution, or mechanism that introduces the first step or condition required for further development.

In science and technology, iniciatorë can be chemicals that start reactions (for example polymerization initiators) or processes that start a workflow. In political, social, and cultural contexts, iniciatorë may be founders of movements, project leaders, or philanthropists who seed a venture.

Role and responsibilities: Initiators provide vision, resources, or conditions that enable others to continue work. They do not always lead the entire project; sometimes they lay groundwork, set goals, or attract collaborators.

See also: initiator, initiation, founder, catalyst.