The Finnish Heritage Agency, the Church Council and the Finnish Terminology Centre carried out a joint terminology project at the end of 2022 and early 2023. In the project, around 100 concepts related to ecclesiastical built heritage were given concept descriptions. In 2023, the Finnish Heritage Agency commissioned the Finnish Terminology Centre for another project with the aim of providing concept descriptions for around 20 concepts related to archaeological heritage.

The Ministry of the Environment commissioned the Finnish Terminology Centre for a terminology project in December 2023. The aim of the project is to support coherent processing of data related to environmental protection and to facilitate electronic services and communication. The glossary will contain some 60 concepts. The terms and concept descriptions will be given in Finnish and term equivalents in Swedish and English.

The first edition of the Glossary of Integration was published in 2021. In autumn 2023, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment of Finland commissioned the Finnish Terminology Centre to undertake a terminology project with the aim of updating 15 concept descriptions of the glossary and expanding the glossary with new concepts. The concepts will be given Finnish terms and equivalents in Swedish and English. The concept descriptions will be given in all three languages.

New and updated concepts:

Statistics Finland commissioned the Finnish Terminology Centre for a terminology project in autumn 2023. The aim of the project is to provide definitions in Finnish for some 30 concepts related to geographic data in statistics. In addition to Finnish, the terms will also be given in English. Terminology work is done to support the project GSGF in Finland – Integration of geospatial and statistical information in Finland, GSFI.

The Ministry of Education and Culture and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment of Finland commissioned the Finnish Terminology Centre for a terminology project in 2020. The purpose of the project was to harmonise and provide definitions for concepts related to continuous learning. Expert feedback on the draft glossary was requested from interest groups at the end of the first phase of the project in 2021.

MSc (Technology) Heidi Suonuuti (née Karlsson) passed away on the 13th August 2023 after a long-term illness. She was born in Turku on the 4th April 1932, and was 91 years old at the time of her death.

The Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency and Ministry of the Environment commissioned the Finnish Terminology Centre for a terminology project in April 2023. The aim of the project is to provide concept descriptions for some 100 concepts related to traffic and traffic areas. The terms and concept descriptions will be given in Finnish and term equivalents in Swedish and English.

The terminology work will be carried out in three groups and by three terminologist of the Finnish Terminology Centre in close collaboration with subject field experts.

New and updated concepts: