lähihankkeet
Lähihankkeet refer to local projects undertaken by municipalities, communities or local stakeholders to address specific needs in a neighborhood or municipality. They are typically smaller in scope than regional or national programs but can form part of broader urban development strategies. The term is commonly used in Finnish public administration to describe initiatives aimed at improving local services, infrastructure, and quality of life.
Scope and examples: Lähihankkeet cover a wide range of activities, including improvements to parks and public
Process and governance: The typical process includes needs assessment, public consultation, project design, procurement or tendering,
Financing and impact: Funding comes mainly from municipal budgets, sometimes supplemented by regional or national grants,