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Levy on the supply of tap water payable by the user.

Storage area for separating water and waste or for storing (polluted) sludge from the harbour.

The classification of the months of the year into four periods in the northern hemisphere.

The sum of the operating and financial results.

Total net turnover from sales to foreign buyers

Body of water closed off from the sea by a dyke, such as the Haringvliet, Hollands Diep (to Moerdijk railway bridge), Volkerak, Krammer, Grevelingenmeer, Veerse meer and Lauwersmeer.

Dossier Population ageing

This research describes the Netherlands’ economic relations with the United Kingdom (UK) from the perspective of both enterprises and international trade

Dutch consumers spent 1.1 percent more in February 2020 than in February 2019.

This report presents an overview of the state of green growth in the Netherlands.

Area in use for housing, shopping, working, going out, culture and public facilities.

Waterways originating from the river Rhine and the river Meuse, including their tidal rivers.

Functional classification of mutually exclusive categories which together encompass the entire surface of the Netherlands.

Water area between the Wadden islands, the IJsselmeer dam, and the coasts of North Holland, Friesland and Groningen.

Dossier Emancipation

Agricultural area not in use for horticulture under glass, such as grass, garden, or building areas or orchards.

Area used for a recreational stay of several days such as camping's, bungalow parks and youth hostels.

Dossier Young people

Lake between former coast and polders between Hollandsebrug in Muiderberg, the Ketelbrug between Noordoostpolder and Oostelijk Flevoland, and the Ramspolbrug, Kattendiep and Keteldiep

The amount of oxygen-binding substances of which the oxygen consumption during biodegradation equals the amount of waste water produced by one inhabitant.

Inland water in use for recreational purposes, such as water on golf links and parks, stretches for rowing and lakes for recreation.

Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

Total revenues and profits minus costs and losses of: - interest; - participations; - dividends; - loans; - investments; - other financial items.

Rent and lease of machinery, equipment and computers (excluding software) and (office) furniture and equipment.