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Greenhouse gas emissions stood at 189.3 bn CO2 equivalents in 2018, 2 percent lower than in 2017 and 15 percent down on 1990.

In 2019 the public surplus amounted to 1.7 percent of GDP. Both revenues and expenditure rose sharply. Public debt at the end of 2019 amounted to 48.6 percent of GDP.

Latest data on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 12 Responsible consumption and production. SDG 12 goals include reducing waste, food wastage and pollution and increasing efficiency of materials use.

Origin and destination of waste ways of treatment

The polluter-pay principle does not always apply.

Investments and net annual costs of environmental measures Mining and quarrying, Manufacturing and Public utilities

As of the first quarter of 2020, the Civil engineering price indices will be published with a new reference year, i.e. 2015. This publication describes what has changed in relation to the series...

CBS mapping goods flows

Working with businesses to collect CPI data

Number of local units Economic activity (SIC 2008) and regions

Data scouting in coronavirus times

Imports, exports value and balance of trade of goods; according to the chapters of the Harmonised System and country (groups).

According to the CBS Business Cycle Tracer, the economic situation has hardly changed in January.

Economic situation fairly stable

Import, export and balance of trade of Bonaire SITC(sections) and Capital-/consumer goods

What is the scale of greenhouse gas emissions?

According to the CBS Business Cycle Tracer, the economic situation in March has hardly changed compared to the previous month.

In 2017, altogether 54 thousand full-time jobs in the Netherlands were associated with renewable energy and energy efficiency. This number was up from 35 thousand in 2008.

Dementia was again the main cause of death in 2016 with over 15 thousand related cases.

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

Dutch economic growth was 2.4 percent in the second quarter of 2006. Employment also continued to rise.

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

The Dutch economy grew by 2.9 percent in 2006. This is nearly twice the growth in 2005.

The Dutch economy saw a negative growth of 4.5 percent in the first quarter of 2009 compared to the same quarter of 2008. This is the largest decline in the Dutch economy in the post-war period.

The purpose of this statistic is to provide insight into expected (future) investments by enterprises.