läpinäkyyskysymyksiä
läpinäkyyskysymyksiä are issues related to the transparency of processes, institutions, and data, especially within public governance and corporate operations. The phrase is primarily used in Finnish contexts where it captures concerns that decision making is not adequately open to scrutiny by stakeholders, the public, or regulatory bodies. Transparency is a key democratic and governance principle and is recognized internationally as a pillar for accountability, curbing corruption, and fostering trust.
In the public sector, läpinäkyyskysymyksiä arise when electoral commissions, government ministries, or municipal councils withhold information
The European Union and the United Nations have adopted frameworks such as the "Transparency in Finance" directive
Efforts to address läpinäkyyskysymyksiä include the expansion of open data initiatives, strengthening whistleblower protections, and adopting