Expectations for the future 2004

Future expectations of the Dutch population for the year 2020. Expectations with regard to national and global developments, leisure time, politics and democracy, ethnic minorities and migration to and from the Netherlands, labourmarket, living situation, work and childcare, safety and crime, education, diseases and health care, social security, use of computers and the internet / background characteristics / idea of the future with regard to society. A number of questions also refer to the present and the past. The data- and documentation files of this dataset can be downloaded via the option Data Files

Database Large Societal Organisations 2003

Study aimed at the role of large national (membership-) organisations as intermediate between individuals and the state, in order to ascertain the contribution of these organisations to the development and maintenance of a vital civil society. General information about the organisation / internal structure and democratic standard / responses to changes during the past decades / profile of members and-or contributors / aims of the organisation / published magazines and report

Opinions about emancipation - EMOP'04

This survey is part of a number of surveys intended to examine the progress of the emancipation of women in the Netherlands. Opinions regarding sharing the care for children, sharing domestic tasks, labour force participation of women, income, political and social decision-making, sexual intimidation and maltreatment

Quality of Primary and Secondary Education 2000

Study aimed at getting insight in the opinions of parents regarding the quality of primary and secondary education

Opinion of the autochtonous Dutch population about ethnic minorities 2002

Opinion of the autochtonous Dutch population about ethnic minorities. Contact with allochtonous population / representation of allochtonous population in sportclubs, hobbyclubs etc. / general opinion about Moroccan and Turkish persons in Dutch society / opinion about 'black schools' / representation of allochtonous population in various kinds of boards and committees / discrimination / differences in raising children by parents from allochtonous and autochtonous origin / characteristics of persons from Moroccan, Turkish, Surinamese and Dutch origin / ethnocentrism / opinion concerning freedom of religion or belief / opinion about granting residence permits by the Dutch government / satisfaction with living in the Netherlands

Volunteer Aid 2001 : Informal help

Survey of the important aspects of informal helping and voluntairy aid ( "mantelzorg" ) in relatively serious situations of need for help. Characteristics of the person or persons helped : number, age, sex, education, family relation, household composition, income situation / travelling distance / way of transportation / travelling expenses / frequency of contact / specific details regarding the help needed / coping abilities / reasons for needing help / actual help given / additional help from ( public ) home aid ( "thuiszorg" ), private home aid and/or other informal helpers / hospitalization / day care centres / financial data: costs, compensation, financial problems, ( extra ) social benefits / home aid: time schedule, sufficiency of aid, waiting lists / help for the informal helpers / time spending / combined work and aid / perceived load of the task / motives to help. Background variables include: own handicaps / health / religion / income situation / age / education / sex / household composition / location / urbanization

Amenities and services utilisation survey, 2003 - AVO 2003

Use of a great number of social and cultural facilities in connection with characteristics of households and individuals (adults and youth). For detailed information see also 'Questionnaire and extra information' on this webpage. The data- and documentation files of this dataset can be downloaded via the option Data Files

Amenities and services utilisation survey, 1999 - AVO 1999

Use of a great number of social and cultural facilities in connection with characteristics of households and individuals. Adjustments and supplies for handicapped people in dwelling / mortgage / use of rent subsidy regulation / separated collection of refuse / nursing and personal care: use of patient-care facilities, day-nursery facilities / ( assistance with housekeeping ) / use of supplies for individual transport and financial compensation for disabled / child care, maternity leave, problems with upbringing / primary school of children, child care after school hours / scholarship, compensation for costs of study / sports activites / membership sports-clubs / use of sports facilities / visiting social cultural centres, community centres / use of recreational facilities / visiting theatres, concerts / going to the movies, exhibitions, museums / membership of art library, buying art / frequency of reading books, radio listening and watching tv / having a video / leisure activities / hobbies / use of educational facilities, use of PC, Internet / social network / contacts with employment exchange, social services, Industrial Insurance Administration Office ( GAK ) in the last 2 years / use of organisations for legal assistance ( included: experiences with lawyers and with police ) / use of odd-jobbers / use of medical facilites / extent of infirmity, problems with housekeeping / chronical disorders / disablement insurance benefit / preferred terms of employment, fringe benefits / incapacity for work / sources of income ( also in the past ), tax deductible expenses, kind of social security benefit, kind op pension scheme / occupation / leave for nursing relatives. Background variables: basic characteristics, place of birth, residence, housing situation, household characteristics, characteristics of parental family-household / occupation-employment / income / education / politics / religion / consumption of durables / readership, mass media, and 'cultural' exposure / organisational membership. The data- and documentation files of this dataset can be downloaded via the option Data Files

Emancipatie-opinies 2004 - EMOP'04

This survey is part of a number of surveys intended to examine the progress of the emancipation of women in the Netherlands. Opinions regarding sharing the care for children, sharing domestic tasks, labour force participation of women, income, political and social decision-making, sexual intimidation and maltreatment

Time-budget survey 1990 - TBO 1990

Gaining insight into the way the Dutch population, over 12 years old, spends its time. For a one week period respondents reported in a diary the time spent (in units of 15 minutes) on 284 separate activities, grouped in the following categories: work, job, professional activities (including necessary travelling, commuting) / domestic work (including gardening, repairs) / child care and companionship / shopping (including visits to hairdresser, General Practitioner, post office, bank) / personal needs / schools, courses, education / church attendance, social and political participation / leisure, social and cultural life / sports and other active leisure spending, hobbies / radio and tv exposure, computer use, reading books, newspapers, magazines, talking. Pre-diary questionnaire items: use of tv sets / teletext / viditel / reception of foreign tv stations / current affairs programs on radio and tv / shopping habits / readership magazines, weeklies, newspapers / membership library, books club / book reading / frequency of going out to dancing, movies etc. / eating outdoors / sports / lotteries / musical instruments / hobbies / political interest and participation / volunteer work / garden / pets / family composition / child care / role patterns / work situation / following education / situation partner. Post-diary questionnaire: special circumstances / illness / domestic help / consumerism / video / computer (micro-, home-) / vehicles / political preference / income. Background variables: basic characteristics/ residence/ housing situation/ household characteristics/ place of work/ occupation/employment/ income/capital assets/ education/ social class/ politics/ religion/ consumption of durables/ readership, mass media, and 'cultural' exposure/ organizational membershi