instituionele

"Instituionele" is a Dutch term that translates to "institutional" in English. It refers to something that is related to or characteristic of an institution, which is an organized structure that is established for a particular purpose. Institutional refers to the way in which something is organized or structured, often with a focus on its formal or official aspects.

Institutional can describe various elements, such as:

1. Institutional policies: Rules and guidelines that are set by an institution to govern its operations and behavior.

2. Institutional culture: The shared values, beliefs, and practices that characterize an institution.

3. Institutional frameworks: The structures and systems that support an institution's operations, such as its governance, management, and administrative processes.

4. Institutional change: The process of modifying an institution's policies, practices, or structures to adapt to new circumstances or improve its effectiveness.

The term "instituionele" is commonly used in academic, political, and organizational contexts to discuss the formal aspects of institutions and their impact on society. It is often contrasted with "informal" or "unofficial" aspects, which may be more flexible or adaptable but lack the same level of structure and accountability.