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Netherlands

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Note: The methodology used in the Global Open Data Index has changed over time; significantly so between 2015 and 2016. For this reason, the results are not directly comparable over time.

What data is expected?

Data, measured at the water source, on the quality of water is essential for both the delivery of services and the prevention of diseases. The Index either looks at the quality of designated drinking water sources, or of environmental water sources (if drinking water data is not available). See our methodology for more information. In order to satisfy the minimum requirements for this category, data should be available on level of the following chemicals by water source.

Fecal coliform
Arsenic
Fluoride levels
Nitrates
Total Dissolved Solids
Data per water source
Available for entire country

How open is the data?

It's not openly licenced
It's not in an open and machine-readable format
It's not downloadable at once
It's not up-to-date
It's not publicly available
It's not available free of charge

Details

"Drinking water companies must monitor the quality of the drinking water they provide to ensure that it complies with the quality standards set out in the Drinking Water Decree. They report their results to the Human Environment and Transport Inspectorate (ILT)" None of these reports are posted on any of the websites.

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Data location	Unknown
Data licence	Unknown
Data format	Unknown
Reviewer	Nisha Thompson
Submitters	Danny Lämmerhirt
Last modified	Fri Jan 27 2017 18:24:57 GMT+0000 (UTC)

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Reviewers

Nisha Thompson

Submitters

Danny Lämmerhirt

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