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The Netherlands has been a historic locus of RAND research, having once served as the headquarters of RAND Europe—RAND's independently chartered European subsidiary—from its founding in the mid-1990s through 2006. Research on the Netherlands continues to focus on defense and infrastructure projects, as well as transportation and health care.

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RAND Europe Improves Policy and Decision Making in Europe and Around the World

Mar 1, 2018

RAND Europe is an independent not-for-profit research institute dedicated to helping improve policy and decision making through research and analysis. With offices in the UK and Belgium, its research portfolio complements RAND's and also includes choice modeling, evaluation, workplace wellbeing, and much more.

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Policy Analysis of Water Management for the Netherlands: Vol. I, Summary Report

Summarizes the PAWN project, documented in RAND Notes N-1500/2 to N-1500/20, which designed alternative water management policies for the Netherlands and assessed their consequences.

Dec 31, 1982
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Policy Analysis of Water Management for the Netherlands: Vol. XII, Model for Regional Hydrology, Agricultural Water Demands and Damages from Drought and Salinity

This volume describes the District Hydrologic and Agriculture Model (DISTAG). It describes methodology only, and contains no results or conclusions about water management for the Netherlands — such results appear in other volumes.

Dec 31, 1981
Report

Protecting An Estuary From Floods - A Policy Analysis of the Oosterschelde: Vol. I, Summary Report

The first volume in a series of reports describing the methodology and results of a joint research venture between RAND and the Netherlands Rijkswaterstaat.

Dec 31, 1976
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Stijn Hoorens

Office Director, RAND Europe Brussels, Senior Research Leader
Education M.Sc. and B.Sc. in systems engineering, policy analysis, and management, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands

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