Effectivity for Dummies

Hey there! So, "effectivity" is a way to describe how well something works or how effective it is. It's like when you work on a project and your teacher gives you feedback on how well you did. If you did a great job on the project, you can say that your work had a high level of "effectivity." It essentially measures the impact and success of something.

But it can also refer to something being legally or officially in effect. So, if a new rule or law is put in place and it's "effectivity" date is set for next month, it means that's when the rule officially starts being enforced.

So, when we talk about "effectivity," we're talking about how well something works or how successful it is, or we're talking about when something becomes official and starts being put into action. It's all about the impact and timing of things. Does that make sense? Let me know if you have any other questions!