DBregelingen

DBregelingen is a Dutch term used to refer to a class of policy arrangements or schemes that are labeled with the acronym DB in official documents. The exact meaning of DBregelingen depends on the context and the sector in which it is used. There is no single, universal definition of the term.

In public administration, the term is employed to group related measures under a common objective, such as support for individuals or organizations, subsidies, or service improvements. A DBregeling typically sets objectives, eligibility criteria, funding terms, governance arrangements, and evaluation methods to ensure coherence among the related measures.

Key characteristics commonly found in DBregelingen include eligibility rules, application or registration procedures, duration or renewal cycles, funding sources, reporting and accountability requirements, and performance indicators used to assess impact.

DBregelingen appear across several policy domains, notably social security and welfare, education and training, housing and energy, and public services. The structures can vary by jurisdiction and policy area, and administrations periodically review or merge schemes as priorities evolve.

See also: policy instrument, subsidy scheme, regulatory framework.