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Law that lays down how government must be managed and when material must be placed in the government archives.

The amount museums get from the foundation based on the number of visits by museum card holders.

Output, intermediate consumption, value added and income components Standard Industrial Classification 2008 (SIC 2008)

The metres of shelves available in units fir for shelving archives in use for an archives own items.

An archive of various municipalities and/or water boards brought together in a common building and managed by an appointed archivist.

Training in archive management provided by the SOD, the foundation for teaching and exams in documentary information supply and administrative organisation.

An establishment with at least twenty sleeping places, providing lodging to groups (not families) with rooms or chalets, campsites or collective dormitories.

A building intended for habitation situated on an officially allocated recreation area and/or designated for habitation during holidays.

Training in archivistics at the University of Amsterdam in cooperation with the Institute for archival training and research in Amsterdam.

Museums are classified by the kind of collection they exhibit: art, history, natural history, business & technology, ethnography and mixed.

Training in information management provided by the SOD, the foundation for teaching and exams in documentary information supply and administrative organisation.

The degree of satisfaction one feels about one’s financial and social position, housing situation, leisure, friends, society, marriage and family.

The person or institution responsible for the museum and for the preservation and putting together of the collection. This is not necessarily the owner of the collection.

A collection of animals, birds, reptiles, fish, dolphins, safari park, nature park etc accessible to the public, excl. animal shelters, children's farms, deer parks or travelling show.

Hotel with at least five beds for overnight stays, primarily intended for young guests. Beds are located in rooms which guests do not have to share with strangers.

Dossier Population ageing

The gross surface area of a depot, including walking areas en surfaces taken up by materials other than archives, expressed in m2. Office space is not included.

Private household consisting of one or two parents and at least one child living at home, and possibly additional members.

An accommodation with places where people can sleep, mainly in single and double rooms, rented out. Meals, snacks and drinks may be provided only to the guests who stay there.

Accommodation with at least five beds for overnight stays, primarily intended for young guests. Beds are located in rooms or dormitories which guests may have to share with strangers.

Cleaning rooms and making beds during the guests' stay in the accommodation. Other services may be available such as reception, room, and telephone services.

Private household consisting of a couple and at least one child who lives at home (and possibly with other members).

Private household consisting of a couple and at least one child under age who still lives at home, without other household members.

Holiday trip: - for which accommodation is booked directly with the owner or manager: - for which no accommodation or transport was booked before the day of departure; - in a second home or...

Guests in leisure accommodation; by region and type of accommodation