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The use of raw materials in the Dutch economy was reduced by 14 percent in the period 2004-2014.

Last year, spending on health care and welfare in the Netherlands amounted to 92.7 billion euros, i.e. an increase by 3.7 percent from 2011.

In 2011 the rise in the Dutch care volume was primarily responsible for the rise in care expenditure. The Dutch care volume grew faster in 2011 than in 2010.

The number of different types of shops to be found in shopping centres is decreasing.

Rozendaal can claim to be the most prosperous municipality in the Netherlands. Not only does this municipality in the province Gelderland have the largest percentage of households with a high income,...

In April, confidence among Dutch consumers has improved.

In 2019, foreign tourists and business travellers spent over 17 billion euros on goods and services during their stay in or visit to the Netherlands.

In 2020 – the year of the coronavirus outbreak – the Netherlands earned 25.6 billion euros from goods and service exports to the UK.

housing costs characteristics household, characteristics dwelling

In 2014, more than 1 in 10 Dutch people aged 12 or up suffered from psychological complaints. Women had more mental health problems than men. In particular girls between 16 and 20 and older women...

The order position of exporting manufacturers improved slightly in June compared to the previous month.

Dutch quinoa imports has tripled in the past four years, to approximately 5.5 million kg in 2016.

Information security and privacy are permanently high on the agenda at Statistics Netherlands (CBS).

In 2014, over 139 thousand people deceased in the Netherlands. The number of deaths from an acute heart infarct in the Netherlands has been declining steadily since the 1970s, a trend which continued...

Extraction, import and export materials Material flows to and from the Dutch economy

Nearly 71 percent of Dutch goods exports in 2018 went to other countries within the EU, although the EU's share has declined slightly relative to 2010.

The Dutch environmental sector represented a value added of 18.8 billion euros in 2019, contributing approximately 2.3 percent to gross domestic product (GDP).

Health accounts; functions and financing, with link to Dutch health and social care accounts

Waste by categories Origin and destination of waste