Dutch welfare state

The Dutch welfare state is a social system designed to promote economic security and social well-being for its citizens. It provides services like healthcare, education, unemployment benefits, and pensions, funded through taxes. The goal is to reduce inequality, support those in need, and ensure everyone has access to basic needs. The Netherlands emphasizes a balance between individual responsibility and social support, fostering a high standard of living and social cohesion. This system helps protect citizens from risks such as illness, unemployment, and aging, contributing to a strong, resilient society.