Netherlands: annual statistics 2020–2026

Topics

• Beer consumption
• Births
• Public charging points
• Territorial fossil CO₂ emissions
• Coffee consumption
• Coffee production
• Conflict deaths
• Deaths
• Earthquakes of magnitude 5 or above
• Gross domestic product (GDP)
• Business insolvencies
• Intentional homicides
• Net change in the number of millionaires
• New registered companies
• Oil consumption: demand for petroleum products
• Parcel deliveries (CEP)
• Granted invention patents
• New photovoltaic installations
• Road deaths
• New vehicles
• Registered violent offences: four selected groups
• New onshore wind turbines

What the map shows

The map simulates statistical times from annual data. It does not report individual events actually happening now. Point counters show currently visible simulated points; the timeline records only regular points observed during the session.

Random points within a country are a display model, not actual event locations or regional consumption hotspots. Earthquakes retain their historical USGS epicentres. Start examples are labelled and excluded from counts. Background gaps are not replayed.

Original years, national definitions and recording boundaries differ. Tables are alphabetical and do not provide a reliable country ranking. With mixed source years, the breakdown of death points is a display model, not an exact balance of causes. Point quantities and fade durations do not change annual values.

Sources

• World Population Prospects 2024, GEN/01/REV1

  United Nations, DESA, Population Division · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · July 2024, Rev.1

  Original source · Source licence statement: CC BY 3.0 IGO

• Intentional Homicide – Victims

  United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · 12 July 2026

  Original source · Definitions and metadata

  Original areas without a matching map/country area are excluded without redistribution: IRQ_C. National figure compiled by UNODC; national recording and sources vary. Values may be harmonised or adjusted. ICCS 0101: intentional unlawful killing; victim count, not offence count or a complete statistic of all deaths from violence or war. Each country's latest complete original total for 2020–2024. Country years differ; the sum of known values is not a world figure for a common year. Missing data are not assumed to be zero.

• Estimated number of road traffic deaths (RS_196)

  World Health Organization · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · Global status report on road safety 2023, data year 2021

  Original source

  Country values include uncertainty intervals; no substitute values for other years.

• UCDP Organized Violence Country-Year 26.1

  Uppsala University, Uppsala Conflict Data Program · Retrieved 2026-10-05

  Original source · Definitions and metadata · Source licence statement: CC BY 4.0

  Sundberg & Melander (2013), Introducing the UCDP Georeferenced Event Dataset; Yilmaz (2026), OrganizedViolenceCY Codebook 26.1. State-based conflicts only, assigned by location within national borders. UCDP best estimate of direct deaths in state-based armed conflicts at the event location, including civilian and military deaths. Not a complete account of all direct or indirect war deaths. UCDP recording thresholds apply. A reported zero means no recorded deaths in this category, not necessarily absence of all violence. Original year 2025; no addition of non-state conflicts or one-sided violence and no extrapolation from 2026 candidate months.

• Global Beer Consumption by Country in 2024, Tables 1 and 3

  Kirin Holdings Company, Limited · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · 22 December 2025; consumption January–December 2024

  Original source

  Kirin industry consumption statistics, not real-time measurements or domestic sales by German breweries alone. Public country values from tables 1 and 3; other countries unknown. No distribution of regional totals. Original values rounded to thousand kilolitres; 1,000 kilolitres = 1,000,000 litres.

• Global EV Data Explorer – public charging points, historical country stocks

  International Energy Agency (IEA) · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · Global EV Outlook 2026; Explorer updated 20 May 2026

  Original source · Source licence statement: Explorer: CC BY 4.0

  Net change in public charging point stock between two year ends; not all newly built stations or gross installations. One charging point provides one simultaneous charging opportunity; a site or station may contain several points. Private charging points excluded. Rounded IEA year-end stocks; differences may also include decommissioning, reporting changes or revisions. Only countries with all three published power classes in both years. Missing classes are not interpreted as zero; regional totals are not distributed to countries.

• Coffee Market Intelligence Platform – national coffee consumption 2025/26

  International Coffee Organization (ICO) · Retrieved 2026-10-05

  Original source · Definitions and metadata

  Coffee year 2025/26 (October–September), not a calendar year. Green coffee equivalent; statistical consumption including estimates, not counted cups or individual consumption events. One point represents 100 kilograms in world view and 10 kilograms in country view. Missing countries are not filled from regional values.

• USGS ComCat: earthquakes of magnitude 5 or above, 2025

  U.S. Geological Survey · Retrieved 2026-10-05

  Original source · Definitions and metadata · Source licence statement: USGS public-domain data; contributing network attribution retained in event URLs.

  Counted USGS catalogue events of magnitude 5 or above; not all earthquakes or victim counts. Country assignment only for an unambiguous epicentre inside the same generalised Natural Earth land geometry. Offshore locations, coastal gaps and ambiguous boundaries remain unassigned. Original epicentres retained; no random distribution across countries. Countries without catalogue events are not presented as seismically safe. Annual figures describe 2025. A statistical simulation is not a real-time warning or forecast.

• Renewable energy statistics: solar generating units commissioned, table 12

  Bundesnetzagentur · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · Data snapshot 14 September 2026, calendar year 2025

  Original source

  Count of newly commissioned registered PV generating units, not converted from MW and not a count of individual solar modules. Germany counts MaStR generating units by commissioning date, including plug-in balcony, building, ground-mounted and other solar installations. Register snapshot 14 September 2026; late reports and corrections are possible. One unit is not necessarily an entire solar farm or site.

• World Bank Entrepreneurship Database – New businesses registered (IC.BUS.NREG), 2024

  World Bank; nationale Unternehmensregister und Statistikstellen · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · 8th edition, 2006–2024; WDI API lastupdated 2026-07-13

  Original source · Definitions and metadata · Source licence statement: CC BY 4.0

  New register entries for private limited liability companies or equivalent national legal forms; not all start-ups, sole traders or informal businesses. Registration does not confirm the start of economic activity. One point represents a registration, not a real location or time. Original values for calendar year 2024. Statistical simulation, not real-time reports; no derivation from density, population or growth rates. Known partial registers and unconfirmed national coverage remain unknown. City, province or regional totals are not distributed across countries. Offshore financial centres under World Bank methodology (Annex 2, 2025) are excluded; registrations may include shell companies without local economic activity. The displayed sum covers only documented included economies and is not a complete world figure.

• Global Wealth Report 2026 – Growth in the number of USD millionaires, 2024–2025, p.20

  UBS Global Wealth Management · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · 2026-06-30

  Original source · Source licence statement: © UBS 2026; keine offene Lizenz ausgewiesen

  Change in the estimated number of adults with net wealth above one million US dollars between year ends; not first-time individual threshold crossings. Financial and non-financial assets (particularly housing) minus debts; private pension funds included. State pension entitlements only if fully funded. Human capital and public assets/debts excluded. Children's wealth is assigned to parents. Year-end values in US dollars at the respective year-end exchange rates; asset and exchange-rate changes affect the threshold. UBS/PwC estimates, not an official census. The methodology uses macroeconomic variables. Only the 31 absolute annual changes published in the table on page 20 are included; other countries remain unknown, including 25 further markets in the UBS sample. A point is one unit of annual net change, not an identified person or an actual location or time. Decreases remain negative. Earlier editions are not comparable because of revisions. No differences calculated from rounded stocks in different editions. The displayed sum is a subtotal of documented countries, not a complete world figure.

• FAOSTAT QCL – Coffee, green / Production 2024

  Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · Bulk metadata: updated 2025-12-31

  Original source · Definitions and metadata

  FAOSTAT QCL, Coffee, green (Item 656), Production (Element 5510): tonnes of unroasted coffee beans, not cherries, beverages, consumption, imports or exports. FAOSTAT assigns harvests to the calendar year in which all or most of the harvest occurs; national harvest periods may differ. The Poisson simulation spreads annual quantities evenly over time. Points are randomly placed within country polygons; they show neither actual growing locations, regional production centres nor current harvests. Missing values remain unknown; no production threshold. World, regional and combined China totals are not imported in addition to their country components.

• bankruptcy-orders-business-institutions

  Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · 2025-01-13

  Original source

  Official national business insolvency proceedings; legal forms, stages and units differ by country. No harmonised international ranking or world total. A case does not necessarily mean final business closure. Not a current individual report or a real location/time. Historical provisional publication snapshots are explicitly identified; no claim to the latest revisions. Countries not included remain unknown; no extrapolation from rates of change. Businesses and institutions including sole proprietorships; no private non-business individuals. Bankruptcy declared by a Dutch court. European Netherlands in the national CBS series; no values derived for separately selectable Caribbean territories.

• WIPO World Intellectual Property Indicators 2025 – A61: Patent grants by office, 2024

  World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · WIPO Statistics Database, September 2025; table A61, printed pages 59–62

  Original source · Source licence statement: CC BY 4.0

  Invention patents granted by national granting office, 2024; resident and non-resident applicants included. Not patent applications, trademarks, designs or utility models. US utility patents are invention patents, not utility models. Counts of rights granted, not unique inventions or patent families. The same invention may receive a patent in several countries. Country assignment identifies the granting office, not the residence of inventors or applicants. EPO, EAPO, ARIPO, OAPI and GCC are regional offices and are not distributed across country polygons. Their grants are absent from the animated sum; European country values cover the national office only, not EPO grants or validations. Missing values and n.a. remain unknown. No substitution with origin or application counts. Area points are statistical display locations, not patent offices or invention locations. The Secretariat of WIPO assumes no liability or responsibility with regard to the transformation or translation of the original content.

• UNODC Violent and Sexual Crime – selected registered offences, country years 2023–2024

  United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC); nationale Strafverfolgungsbehörden · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · Original data dated 28 September 2026; metadata dated 12 July 2026

  Original source · Definitions and metadata

  Our selection of four UNODC offence groups: serious assault (ICCS 020111), robbery (0401), kidnapping (020221) and sexual violence (0301). Not an official total of violent crime or all crime. Registered offences from police and law-enforcement records, not victims or convictions. Subtypes of sexual violence are not added to their parent group. Each country's latest complete original year, 2023–2024; all four groups always from the same year. Mixed country years remain stated. Missing groups make the country value unknown; no partial sums, extrapolation or invented zeros. Recorded crime: reporting behaviour, national law, counting rules and recording stages differ. These data do not measure actual violence prevalence or support a reliable country ranking. The sum over known map areas controls only the simulation for these covered countries. It is not a worldwide violence count; unknown countries receive no substitute points. An incident may involve several registered offences; an offence point is neither a unique violent act nor a victim. Intentional homicide is excluded from this selection; incidents may overlap with other categories. Officially reported zeros are retained as source values. They establish neither absence of violence nor complete recording. UK subnational areas are not extrapolated to the whole United Kingdom. Random polygon points are statistical display locations, not crime scenes or live reports.

• World Development Indicators – GDP (current US$), NY.GDP.MKTP.CD, 2024

  World Bank · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · WDI API lastupdated: 2026-07-13

  Original source · Definitions and metadata · Source licence statement: CC BY 4.0

  Nominal GDP in current US dollars: annual value added, not business turnover, money transfers or the number of actual transactions. Current prices are not inflation-adjusted; conversion to US dollars includes exchange-rate effects. Not a purchasing-power-adjusted prosperity comparison. WDI combines national accounts, OECD data and World Bank estimates. The API does not identify each value here as official or estimated; all figures are conservatively shown as estimates. One point bundles USD 1,000,000 of the annual value by default. Statistical times and random country locations are a display model, not current payments or regional economic centres. Only original national values for 2024; world and regional aggregates excluded. Missing values remain unknown. No allocation of aggregates to countries.

• EU Postal Survey 2024 – national CEP dispatches (domestic + outbound)

  European Commission, DG GROW; national postal regulatory authorities · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · JSON-stat POST_CUBE1_X; updated 2026-03-26T08:34:24+0100

  Original source · Definitions and metadata · Source licence statement: European Commission reuse policy; source attribution, national reporting boundaries apply

  Courier, express and parcel (CEP) items, including small parcels; courier/express items may include documents. Not a goods-parcel-only count or a letter-post series. Domestic plus outbound international traffic, using only complete national pairs for 2024. Incoming parcels are not added; a cross-border item counts in the sending country. EU Postal Survey: national regulators report aggregated operator figures; national methods and recording boundaries may differ. No fully known world total. Missing or confidential components remain unknown. No supplementation from individual operators or filling with zero. Differing definitions (flag d) and not-applicable values (z) are excluded. Quantities come from statistics in thousands of items; original rounding is retained. Annual quantities and times are not current individual reports. Random positions within the sending country are a display model, not real depots, senders, delivery locations or regional dispatch centres.

• GCP fossil CO₂ emissions dataset 2025v15 – territorial country values for 2024

  Global Carbon Project; Robbie M. Andrew und Glen P. Peters (CICERO) · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · 2025v15, 22.10.2025

  Original source · Definitions and metadata · Source licence statement: CC BY 4.0

  Territorial fossil CO₂ emissions: oxidation of fossil fuels including combustion, flaring and decomposition of fossil carbonates including cement processes. Excludes total greenhouse gases/CO₂ equivalents, land use/LULUCF and biogenic CO₂ emissions. Original Total column in Mt CO₂/year, multiplied by 1,000,000 for tonnes CO₂/year. No separate deduction for cement carbonation; this country series is not the global EFOS balance adjusted for that sink. Territorial accounting, not a consumption-based footprint. International aviation/shipping and world/regional aggregates are not distributed across countries and are absent from the animatable map sum. National statistics and scientific estimates; uncertainty and recording boundaries vary. Missing figures remain unknown. France/Monaco, Italy/Holy See and Morocco/Western Sahara are combined source areas and are not assigned to a single country. Poisson simulation of annual quantities, not current individual reports. Random country points are not emission sources, factories or regional concentrations. Bundles change neither annual quantities nor the modelled annual rate. Andrew, R. M. & Peters, G. P. (2025), GCP fossil CO₂ dataset 2025v15, doi:10.5281/zenodo.17417124. Global Carbon Budget 2025: Friedlingstein et al. (2026), doi:10.5194/essd-18-3211-2026. CC BY 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. Changes: year selection, exclusion of combined areas, Mt→t conversion and statistical display.

• International Energy Statistics – Refined petroleum products consumption 2024

  U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) · Retrieved 2026-10-05

  Original source · Definitions and metadata · Source licence statement: EIA government data: public domain; acknowledge EIA and publication/retrieval date. Source-series copyright field: None. https://www.eia.gov/about/copyrights_reuse.php

  Original EIA series: Refined petroleum products consumption. Product scope replaces the earlier JODI definition; these series are not identical measurements. Biofuels/biogenic blends included by the source are not subtracted. EIA's US explanation explicitly includes biofuels; no claim of exclusively fossil petroleum quantities. Definition: https://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.php?id=33&t=10 and https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/oil-and-petroleum-products/use-of-oil.php Consumption may be based on product supplied or apparent consumption and include statistical estimates; not a direct measure of actual combustion or current individual events. Non-energy products are included. Volume conversion: annual average in thousand barrels/day × 1,000 × actual calendar days × 158.987294928 litres/barrel. No density assumptions; rounded to whole litres without a claim of such precision. EIA bulk data provide no separate country uncertainty values or estimate flags for this series. Missing flags do not demonstrate measurement accuracy; original metadata are retained. World view uses known map areas only, without global extrapolation or allocation of regional aggregates. Random polygon points are a display model, not consumption locations.

• UNSD Demographic Yearbook 2024 – Table 4, national live births and deaths

  United Nations Statistics Division; nationale Statistikämter · Retrieved 2026-10-05

  Original source · Definitions and metadata

  Original C values for the event year; registration-year values (+) excluded. Provisional values and national footnotes retained. Under-recorded U values do not replace more comprehensively modelled WPP estimates; territorial and definitional differences are not corrected or redistributed.

• Wind energy in Europe 2025 – Figure 9, page 23

  WindEurope · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · February 2026

  Original source

  Original counts of newly installed onshore turbines in 2025 from Figure 9, page 23. Offshore bars and adjacent MW/average capacity values are not used. WindEurope describes gross installations by site/country, including new replacement/repowering turbines; not net stock growth. No conversion from MW. The report includes estimates for undisclosed values. Spain explicitly reports an estimated 276 turbines; these remain labelled as an estimate. Countries, national recording boundaries and original years differ. Countries absent from the chart retain the previously documented source year or remain unknown, never implicitly zero. Ukraine and Switzerland remain unknown because new/used/repowering boundaries do not clearly match. Denmark's national register including small turbines and Germany's separate 2025 source remain unchanged. Statistical simulation times and random map locations; not actual construction events or documented regional building sites.

• New motor vehicles registered – five complete disjoint classes, 2024–2025

  Eurostat / nationale Statistik- und Registrierungsstellen · Retrieved 2026-10-05 · Eurostat source revisions 2026; national reference years 2024 and 2025

  Original source · Definitions and metadata · Source licence statement: European Commission reuse policy; Eurostat source attribution

  Official new registrations: five disjoint classes—passenger cars, buses/coaches/trolleybuses, goods vehicles up to 3.5 t, lorries over 3.5 t and road tractors. Excludes trailers, motorcycles, agricultural tractors and other special vehicles. First registrations of new vehicles under the UNECE/Eurostat/ITF definition; imported used vehicles excluded. National recording differences may remain. All five original components from the same year are required; never use percentage shares, alternative drivetrains or zero-emission vehicles as the total. Latest fully documented year 2025 or 2024 for each area; other existing non-European source values remain 2023. No extrapolation of missing components. National registered totals, not regional sales locations or actual real-time reports. Eurostat collects the voluntary Common Questionnaire series from national sources.