Table 1b: Cultural institutions, by sector and domain
(often times no clear distinction between the amount of public and private institutions could be made, so the number is given in the sector that is prevalent)
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Domain |
Cultural institutions (subdomains) |
Public sector |
Private sector |
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Number 2024 |
Trend last 5 years (In %) |
Number 2024 |
Trend last 5 years (In %) |
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Cultural heritage (1) |
Cultural heritage sites |
472 |
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Archaeological sites |
1464 |
+0,3% |
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Archives |
NA |
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Museums (2) |
Museum institutions |
628 (2023) |
+1,9% |
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Visual arts (3) |
Art galleries and exhibition spaces |
825 |
+5% |
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Performing arts (4) |
Organisations managing one or more stages* |
338 (2023) |
+0,9% |
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Libraries (5) |
Public libraries |
912 |
-1% |
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Audiovisual |
Cinemas and movie theatres (6) |
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294 |
+7,3% |
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Broadcasting organisations** (7) |
247 |
-7,5% |
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Interdisciplinary |
NA |
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Other (please explain) |
Obviously, these numbers do not represent all the available institutions and venues. In a more informal infrastructure, cultural capacity is much broader. |
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Source: (1) Erfgoedmonitor, (2) Statistics Netherlands, (3) Statistics Netherlands, (4) Statistics Netherlands (*no differentiation can be made in the background of companies and organisations within the performing arts (theatre, music, dance, etc., this is only possible in the amount of performances), (5) Bnetwerk, (6) NVBF, (7) Rijksoverheid, NLPO (**sum of the number of national (10), regional (13) and local (224) public broadcasters).
Notes: NA: not available
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