Il faut consacrer davantage d’argent à la petite enfance, selon l’OCDE

Les États doivent accroître leurs dépenses au titre des enfants de moins de six ans afin de réduire les inégalités sociales et de permettre à tous d’être plus heureux, selon le premier rapport de l’OCDE qui ait jamais été écrit sur le bien être des enfants dans ses 30 pays membres.

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Agreement between the Netherlands and St. Kitts & Nevis for the exchange of information relating to tax matters

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Agreement between the Netherlands and St. Vincent & the Grenadines for the exchange of information relating to tax matters

Agreement between Andorra and Netherlands for the exchange of information relating to tax matters

Agreement between Andorra and Netherlands for the exchange of information relating to tax matters

Agreement between Bahamas and Netherlands for the exchange of information relating to tax matters

Agreement between Bahamas and Netherlands for the exchange of information relating to tax matters

Agreement between Liechtenstein and the Netherlands for the exchange of information relating to tax matters

Agreement between Liechtenstein and the Netherlands for the exchange of information relating to tax matters

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In the context of English-speaking countries, the term agency is used as an umbrella concept for different forms of what is called in the Dutch context "privatisation" (i.e. devolution and delegation of power to more autonomous bodies). To assist in understanding the Dutch situation, this paper will discuss first a conceptual framework which runs as a thread through this chapter...

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