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The economic growth rate in the Dutch province Flevoland in 2004 was substantially higher than the economic growth rate in the rest of the country. The growth rate of Haarlemmermeer was the highest...

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Largest job losses in South Holland in 2004

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Living on the edge

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Urban population outnumbers rural population

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Residents of sparsely populated areas

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Cereals for a change

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Highest economic growth in Utrecht

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Employment: great differences between Utrecht and the northern provinces

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Flevoland enjoyed highest economic growth in 1997

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Well-being and the Sustainable Development Goals

“Well-being refers to the quality of life here and now and the extent to which it is or is not achieved at the expense of the well-being of future generations and/or people elsewhere in the world.”

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Poorest neighbourhoods in the north and east

More and more people live in most densely populated areas

Randstad region increasingly under pressure

Composition of the population changes in new housing estates

Young people live in cities, children in rural areas

443 Dutch municipalities in 2007

Greater Amsterdam economically powerful region

Job growth highest in Flevoland and Gelderland

July heat causes one thousand extra deaths

Ongoing expansion of urban environment

Frost has detrimental effect on fruit crops

Regional variation in female labour supply

Most municipalities have more than one residential nucleus

Higher decline rates for meadow bird populations

Highest economic growth rates in Flevoland and Haarlemmermeer