Dutch Green Deals


Title: Green Deals

Funding source: Dutch Government

Implementation period: Ongoing since 2011

Stakeholders involved: Government, industries, civil organizations

Description:

Green Deals are voluntary agreements that foster collaboration between the Dutch government and various stakeholders to accelerate sustainable innovations. They provide a flexible framework for businesses, local authorities, and societal organizations to co-create and implement projects that support the bioeconomy and circular economy transition. These initiatives have addressed issues like waste reduction, bio-based energy production, and sustainable resource management. By removing regulatory barriers and providing knowledge and funding opportunities, Green Deals have become a vital instrument in achieving the Netherlands' environmental and economic goals. Over 200 Green Deals have been implemented across diverse sectors.

Results:

Over 200 Green Deals implemented, enhancing inter-institutional collaboration. The success of Green Deals is evident in the enhanced inter-institutional collaboration and the emergence of innovative solutions tailored to specific challenges in bio-based industries.

Link to the website: https://www.greendeals.nl/english