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A year after the disaster, little aid actually spent on
Half of the Netherlands' € 550 million aid contribution allocated to projects The country of Sint-Maarten needs more than just ...
No-deal Brexit would cost the Netherlands €2.3 billion
Customs not fully prepared on exit date 29 March 2019 If the United Kingdom leaves the European Union without reaching an ...
Growth in cross-border e-commerce making great demands on Tax and Customs Administration
Rapid economic globalisation is making great demands on the Dutch Tax and Customs Administration’s efforts to ensure that VAT is ...
Stricter checks of JSF invoices
Audit leads to supplementary agreement with the US The invoices the Netherlands receives from the United States for the ...
Cooperation with Arab audit institutions deepened
Working relationship with parliament and implementation of UN sustainable development goals high on the agenda The presidents of ...
Focus audit on the Dutch contribution to the reconstruction of Sint Maarten
In September 2017, the Caribbean island of Sint Maarten was hit by two hurricanes in rapid succession. Hurricanes Irma and Maria ...
Unsubsidised wind farms unlikely in the near future, despite sharp fall in costs
The cost of offshore wind energy is projected to fall spectacularly. Unsubsidised offshore wind farms, however, are unlikely in ...
Expenditure plans for additional government billions differ widely
Difficult for House of Representatives to follow budget implementation The plans prepared on how the third Rutte government will ...
Sharaka conference on UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Representatives from seven Arab Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) visited the Netherlands Court of Audit last week. Each SAI, ...
UN mission to Mali: shortcomings in training, materiel and maintenance
Mission pressure is a risk to the readiness of the armed forces Lack of equipment, inadequate training, spare parts that don’t ...