toteuttavat

Toteuttavat is a Finnish verb form that means they implement, realize, or carry out. It is the present indicative, third-person plural form of the verb toteuttaa, which describes bringing plans, programs, or ideas into reality. The form is commonly used when referring to organizations, groups, or multiple subjects performing actions to achieve a result.

In usage, toteuttavat indicates active execution of activities that have been planned or decided. Examples include: Organisaatiot toteuttavat muutoshankkeita. Kunnat toteuttavat rakennusohjelmia. In contexts such as research or policy, the phrase often appears with nouns like suunnitelmat, projektit, or ohjelmat to express that those items are being realized.

Grammatical notes: toteuttaa is the infinitive; toteuttaa also appears in the third-person singular present for hän (hän toteuttaa). The third-person plural present form is toteuttavat. Other common forms include toteutan (I implement), toteutat (you implement), toteuttivat (they/they past implemented), and toteuttanut (have implemented) as the past participle.

Etymology and related terms: toteuttavat derives from toteutus, meaning realization or actualization, with the verb-forming suffix -taa. Related concepts include täytäntöönpano (implementation or execution) and toteutus (realization). The term is widely used in business, administration, education, and public sector discourse to describe turning plans into concrete results.