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Recent data on distribution of well-being by sex, age, education level and origin/country of birth. Well-being is not distributed equally across all groups in the population. Favourable or...

Recent data on distribution of well-being for the theme housing by sex, age, education level and origin/country of birth. Well-being is not distributed equally across all groups in the population.

What is well-being ‘here and now’? Subjective well-being reflects how satisfied people are with their life. It is an evaluative indicator that gives an indication of overall well-being at the...

What is well-being ‘elsewhere’? Well-being elsewhere describes the impact of well-being in the Netherlands on the rest of the world, and particularly on the least developed countries (LDCs). It...

What is well-being ‘here and now’? Society concerns social relations and civic participation. Social networks provide support and contribute to quality of life. A society in which everyone can...

Well-being ‘later’: Economic capital relates to what is needed to sustain the economy and meet the material needs of future generations. This includes physical capital (machines, tools, ICT,...

Well-being ‘later’: Human capital pertains to the quality of labour now and in the future. This includes workload pressure and productivity, as well as aspects such as health and education level....

Recent data on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Summary of recent progress on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and well-being aspects for each SDG. Five of the 17 SDGs have...

Natural capital relates to services that the natural environment provides to the economy, such as raw materials and recreation. Relevant aspects of this are the preconditions for these services to...

The Netherlands is a country where people are generally satisfied, trust one another and enjoy a high and increasing level of material well-being

Around 9 in 10 residents of the Caribbean Netherlands gave their quality of life a score of 7 or higher in 2021.

The Netherlands remains a prosperous country and a relatively cohesive society.

The Netherlands has the second highest well-being in the ‘here and now’ in the European Union.

The Netherlands remains a prosperous country and a relatively cohesive society.

People under the age of 35 experience lower levels of well-being than older people in the Netherlands.

Although material well-being levels are relatively low, most inhabitants of Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba are satisfied with their lives.

At the request of the Dutch House of Representatives, Statistics Netherlands (CBS) publishes the Monitor of Well-being and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) annually on Accountability Day in...

25 September 2023 is SDG Action Day.

Dutch 25 to 34 year-olds experience lower levels of well-being than people in other age groups.

Quality of life in the Netherlands today, well-being ‘here and now’, is high. However it not just as high for everybody in the country; well-being of young adults is lower than for the rest of the...

What is well-being ‘later’? Well-being ‘later’ concerns resources that future generations need to achieve the same level of well-being as the present generation.

Latest figures on distribution of well-being. How is well-being distributed in terms of subjective well-being? Subjective well-being is central to overall well-being. How do people value their own...

Latest data in the Monitor of Well-being & the SDGs 2023 on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A summary overview of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and well-being aspects for...

Latest figures on distribution of well-being ‘here and now’. How is well-being distributed in terms of safety? Crime and feeling safe or unsafe affect people’s quality of life. The distribution is...