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Person originating from a country in Europe (excluding Turkey), North America and Oceania, or from Indonesia or Japan.

The country where the largest number of nights was spent during a holiday.

The function of an institution or organisation, or its clerks, to preserve its own archives.

Private household consisting of one person.

Personnel who do not receive wages for the work provided, e.g. volunteers and trainees.

Information provided by archives to ministries and other government bodies.

The metres of shelves available in units fir for shelving archives.

The Zeeland Institute for Social Cultural Development (SCOOP) requested the Centre for Policy Related Statistics (CBS-CvB) to compile a set of tables of people moving to and from towns and villages...

Visitor who remains more than two months in a hotel or guest house.

Accommodation with on or more sports halls possibly in combination with other sports areas.

Institutions performing work for the coordination and support of classes in schools and community centres.

Personnel performing work for the coordination and support of classes in schools and community centres.

Data on earnings from work for the population aged 25-64 years in 2008. Commissioned by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science.

Someone who has signed up for a course in the arts of more than twenty weeks.

An archive of various water boards brought together in a common building and managed by an archivist.

A systematic description of the archive with an introduction explaining the archive. Inventory lists of dossiers are also included.

A non-profit legal entity with its own budget active in arts and education.

Micro copies on celluloid of archives kept in depot to prevent wear and tear of the originals.

Dossier Emancipation

The classification of private households on the basis of the relationships within the household.

An archive of various municipalities and/or water boards brought together in a several locations and managed by a 'travelling' archivist.

Archives of such quality that the material can be consulted now and in the future (without treatment).

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

The way in which an archive can be accessed: set opening hours, by appointment, both at opening hours and by appointment.

A contract between someone and an institution for education in the arts to take a specific course.