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Young people are the most important stakeholders of the future. And yet, youth voices are underrepresented in policy making. That’s why We Are Tomorrow Global Partnership brings together young people from all over the world for a common goal: to co-develop plans for the future they wish to see and live in. The Netherlands believes that young people need to be involved in the decision making which will shape the future of the world they inherit, and able to amplify their plans for their own future.

This episode of the Entrepreneurial Journeys podcast series highlights the urgency to fast-track energy transition in mitigating the effects of climate change. Dutch Climate Envoy, Jaime Bourbon de Parma explains the three biggest challenges that need to be addressed to accelerate energy transition to renewable…

Many exporting countries choose the Netherlands as one of the gateways into and out of Europe and the rest of the world – by road, air and sea. Although these modes of transportation create a significant amount of CO2 gasses, rail has become a sustainable alternative for cargo transport. Almost 85% of all rail freight…

The P4G Colombia Summit brought together more than 1100 government leaders, CEOs, entrepreneurs, NGOs and investors from 24 countries to accelerate climate finance for just transitions. Hosted by the Government of Colombia, City of Bogota and the National Business Association of Colombia on September 22-23, the Summit…

Partnering for Green Growth (P4G) is an initiative that drives urgent climate action by fostering public-private partnerships. As a global platform, P4G unites governments, businesses, and civil society to create innovative, scalable solutions for today’s most critical environmental challenges. By accelerating clean…

At the 2025 P4G Vietnam Summit, over 800 leaders from governments, businesses, multilateral institutions, and civil society gathered under the theme “Sustainable and People-Centred Green Transition” to unlock scalable climate solutions and drive green investment. The event not only showcased groundbreaking innovations…

The Netherlands is committed to building the ecosystems that enable a sustainable hydrogen economy by working side by side with international partners to develop shared solutions to global energy challenges. 

For centuries, the Netherlands has been famous for its dykes and reclaimed land, now the country is giving its polders back to the water.

As the world population grows so does demand for high quality, nutritious food. Farmed fish satisfies growing demand and meets environmental criteria.