These are the nonmaterial benefits people obtain from ecosystems through spiritual enrichment, cognitive development, reflection, recreation and aesthetic experiences
Ecosystem services are the benefits generated by ecosystems in the Netherlands that contribute to the economy and to other human activity.
The condition or quality of an ecosystem is measured with the aid of a set of ecological key indicators, which relate to both the system’s ecological condition and its capacity to supply ecosystem services.
The entire area of the Netherlands is categorised into a number of ecosystem types.
The COVID-19 crisis has brought with it a great need for reliable data, and national statistical offices (NSOs) are playing an important role in this regard.
Monday 12 September marked the launch of the Brightlands Smart Services Campus in Heerlen
The Natural Capital Accounts (NKR) are a statistical framework, intended to map the relationship between nature, economy and human activities in a transparent and internationally comparable manner.
These are the benefits obtained from the regulation of ecosystem processes, including air quality regulation, climate regulation, water regulation, erosion regulation, water purification and waste treatment,...
Biodiversity is the variability among living organisms and the ecosystems of which they are part.
Humans and the economy are highly dependent on the natural environment and the corresponding provision of products and services.
Provisioning ecosystem services are the products obtained from ecosystems, including food, fiber, fuel, genetic resources, natural medicines, pharmaceuticals and fresh water.
The carbon account records stocks and flows of carbon in and between various reservoirs: biosphere (stocks in vegetation, water etc.), atmosphere (as CO2,CH4 etc.), geosphere (oil, coal etc.) and the...
This report present the experimental biodiversity account for the Netherlands (2006-2013), which is one of the thematic accounts of the SEEA-EEA ecosystem account.
Environmental activities, environmental domain, environmental services EGSS, environmental sector, recycling
Environmental sector by economic activity and per environmental domain Environmental protection, Resource management and Economic activity
This paper discusses how Statistics Netherlands managed to respond quickly with a range of new outputs following the outbreak of the covid-19 pandemic. First, it describes the innovation process and the...
Mapping the value of our natural landscape
Methodological description and application of thirteen ecosystem services models in physical supply-use tables.
This report shows the first experimental results for the Netherlands on monetary valuation of ecosystem services and ecosystem assets using the SEEA EEA framework (System of Environmental-Economic Accounting...
Interim review 2017-2019: Three years of Center for Big Data Statistics at Statistics Netherlands
Zooming in on small innovative companies in the Netherlands
This report shows for the Dutch North Sea area the physical natural capital accounts according to the SEEA EEA framework (System of Environmental-Economic Accounting – Experimental Ecosystem Accounting).
The Living Planet Index (LPI) for the Netherlands has risen marginally in the past decades.
The ecosystem encompasses a broad and diverse group of companies, academic institutions and government bodies
The Big Data Value Association (BDVA) aims to put Big Data firmly on the map in order to boost European economic competitiveness and societal progress