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Flora and fauna on Dutch farmland have gone through substantial changes over the 20th century.

In the first nine weeks of the corona crisis (week 11 to 19 inclusive), there were almost 9 thousand more deaths (estimated) than would normally be expected during this period.

Mapping the value of our natural landscape

The Dutch economy is growing increasingly green. Companies are implementing cleaner production processes and are using relatively fewer raw materials.

The number of strawberry growers was reduced by nearly half between 2006 and 2017.

The Netherlands' imports of avocados reached a record high in 2016 at 433 milion euros.

Statistics Netherlands exploring indicators to monitor progress on the Sustainable Development Goals set for 2030

SDGs are the new international benchmark for sustainable development in 193 countries.

Is it possible to combine new data sources, like road sensors in motorways, GPS data and camera footage with information from questionnaires?

Providing quarterly figures on the import price of steam coal from non-EU countries.

On 1 January 2011, the population of the Netherlands stood at 16.7 million, i.e. 80 thousand more than one year previously. In 2010, the previous immigration record of 2009 was marginally exceeded,...

In 2016, Bonaire received around 136 thousand tourists arriving by air.

Introduction of The Business Survey Netherlands (COEN) presents the mood among Dutch entrepreneurs.

In 2012, the Dutch share of exports of goods to large emerging markets like China, India, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia was relatively modest compared to Germany and Belgium. Within the EU 28, the...

More and more Dutch consumers are shopping online. This spring, nearly three-quarters of the 11.8 million internet users in the Netherlands said they had purchased a product online.

There were 25 strike actions in the Netherlands last year; 10 thousand employees were involved and altogether 41 thousand working days were lost. The number of labour disputes last year was just...

Between 2000 and 2016, emissions of particulate matter (PM10) caused by Dutch business activity fell by more than 41 percent, while GDP increased.