North Hollanders Slightly Wealthier Than Average Dutch

By: Together Abroad 18-10-2016 8:50 PM
Categories: * Daily employment news,

The province of Noord-Holland has developed a “Dashboard Prosperity and Welfare”. It shows, among other things, that the North Hollander compared to the average Dutchman is a fraction richer.
It also appears that in Noord-Holland there are less owned homes, but that their average value is higher than in the rest of the Netherlands. The dashboard is designed to monitor certain economic effects on welfare and prosperity in Noord-Holland.
The dashboard Prosperity and Welfare is part of the Economic Implementation Agenda of the province of North Holland. Deputy of the Economy Affairs, Jaap Bond: “Issues such as employment, education and a pleasant living environment have a demonstrable effect on prosperity and welfare. Our economic policy contributes in it on right way”.

Sustainable Economy Boosting

In the period 2016 - 2019 the province drew 90 million Euros to boost sustainability in the Noord-Holland economy. The Economics Execution Agenda includes 18 million in (sustainable) innovation on middleand small sized companies to help them develop. For measures that are makingthe existing work more attractive and more sustainable, there is a further 14 million Euros available, and for restructuring in greenhouses there is nearly 10 million.
The dashboard Prosperity and Welfare shows at a glance how Noord-Holland compared to the rest of the Netherlands scores in the areas of economics, demography, housing, income and assets, work, education, happiness, environment and habitat. Thus, the province is ahead in development.

Source: http://www.managersonline.nl

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