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Persons employed, costs and revenues, turnover and other financial result Branches (SIC'93) agricultural and horticulture services

A temporary data centre has been set up in the municipality of Veenendaal (Province of Utrecht) which is aimed at promoting data-driven working within the municipality.

This publication gives a description of major developments in Dutch digital economy.

Statistics Netherlands compiles data about environmental taxes and fees as part of the environmental accounts. In these statistics the revenues of the various environmental taxes and fees can be...

innovative product for the general public about the younger generation and Sustainable Development Goals

the latest developments in the content and the methodology of statistics.

CBS and Groningen city are launching joint activities involving the collection, processing and presentation of data

CBS became member of the IRIS Core Group, an international software system for automated encoding of causes of death.

The teaching post is likely to play a key role in internationalisation of the Dutch model

Interacting and sharing ideas on an international scale

Eurostat has launched a new version of RAMON, the server for international statistical classifications.

Over the next few months, Statistics Netherlands (CBS) will invest in a new computer system: Spark.

Labour Force Survey redesigned in 2021

In 2007, net imports of electricity plummeted by 18 percent. The upward trend observed in recent years was reversed.

From today, the Netherlands officially complies with the new, highest standards of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for the compilation and publication of economic and financial statistics.

Out of every one euro in revenue by the Dutch manufacturing industry, 70 euro cents are generated by exports.

Persons employed, costs and revenues, turnover and other financial result Branches (SIC'93) wholesale trade

In April 2021, 316 thousand people were unemployed. This is 3.4 percent of the labour force.

Fewer employees took parental leave in 2008 than in previous years, but the average leave period increased.