Wereldbenchmarks

Wereldbenchmark is a Dutch organization that focuses on measuring and improving the productivity of businesses and the overall competitiveness of the Dutch economy. The organization was founded in 2011 as a collaboration between various business associations, research institutions, and government agencies.

The main objective of Wereldbenchmark is to provide businesses, policymakers, and other stakeholders with reliable and comparable data on the productivity and competitiveness of companies in the Netherlands. The organization achieves this through conducting regular surveys and gathering data on a wide range of factors, including labor costs, energy prices, and regulatory conditions.

Wereldbenchmark's benchmarking reports aim to help businesses and policymakers identify areas for improvement and make informed decisions about investments and policy initiatives. The organization's data is widely regarded as a valuable resource for understanding the Dutch economy and making strategic decisions.

Wereldbenchmark's data and findings are regularly presented to business leaders, policymakers, and other stakeholders through various events and publications. The organization also collaborates with other research institutions and international organizations to share best practices and advance its mission of improving the productivity and competitiveness of the Dutch economy.

Wereldbenchmark's methodology is based on internationally accepted standards and best practices. The organization's data is subject to regular audits and quality checks to ensure its accuracy and reliability.

Wereldbenchmark is a key player in the Dutch business community, and its research and data are widely cited in academic and policy debates about the economy and competitiveness of the Netherlands.