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Dutch approach to be used in the Red River Delta
Minister Schultz van Haegen is making Dutch knowledge available to help solve the problems in the Red River Delta. During the 4th ...
Dutch subsidy for innovative flood-risk model
This year, the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment is setting aside a half a million euros for the development of a ...
I&M 2015 budget: investing in better connections and a cleaner living environment
In 2015, the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment will be spending 9.2 billion euros on making the Netherlands ...
Delta Programme 2015: a safe and liveable country in the 21st century
The Netherlands has a new Delta Plan containing decisions and strategies aimed at protecting our country from flooding and ...
UN declaration on better product information
Conscious citizens and companies wish to know what is in their food, how sustainable products are and how they are made. This ...
Schultz advocates large-scale testing of self-driving cars on Dutch roads
Minister Schultz van Haegen (Infrastructure and the Environment) wants to make it possible to perform large-scale testing of ...
Minister Schultz: the Netherlands and Myanmar are making progress in water management
The Netherlands and Myanmar are making good progress in their partnership in the field of water management. So said Minister ...
Schultz in Singapore: the Netherlands is ready to start worldwide water initiative
The Netherlands, with its excellent reputation in the area of water management and flood protection, is ready to start a ...
Minister Schultz advocates for more attention for water-related disaster prevention
At the meeting of the High Level Experts and Leaders Panel on Water and Disasters (HELP), Minister Schultz van Haegen ...
Government to tackle nuisance caused by fireworks
In the Netherlands, many people usher in the New Year with fireworks. The Minister of Security and Justice, Ivo Opstelten, and ...