massakohtaisissa

Massakohtaisissa refers to a Finnish administrative division. It is a plural form derived from "massakohtainen," meaning "mass-based" or "mass-specific." In the context of Finnish administration, this term typically denotes a system or category where individuals are grouped or treated based on their membership in a larger collective or mass, rather than on individual characteristics or specific circumstances.

This concept can be applied in various administrative contexts, such as social welfare, taxation, or even public services, where eligibility or provision might be determined by a general classification of a population group. For instance, a policy might be described as massakohtainen if it applies to all residents of a certain municipality or all members of a particular demographic without further individual assessment. The emphasis is on the broad applicability to a defined mass rather than tailored, personalized approaches. Understanding massakohtaisissa requires recognizing its function as a descriptor for collective or group-based administrative principles within Finland.