How To Make Money From Food And Drink

Transcription

1 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures 2013 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures gives you a brief impression of areas such as population, education, energy, crime and prices in the Caribbean Netherlands. These statistics can also be found on: statline.cbs.nl. The Caribbean Netherlands in figures Edition Omslag Caribbean Netherlands.indd Alle pagina's :46

2 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures 2013

3 Explanation of symbols. Data not available * Provisional figure ** Revised provisional figure (but not definite) x Publication prohibited (confidential figure) Nil (Between two figures) inclusive 0 (0.0) Less than half of unit concerned empty cell Not applicable to 2014 inclusive 2013/2014 Average for 2013 to 2014 inclusive 2013/ 14 Crop year, financial year, school year, etc. beginning in 2013 and ending in / / 14 Crop year, financial year, etc. 2011/ 12 to 2013/ 14 inclusive Due to rounding, some totals may not correspond to the sum of the separate figures. Publisher Statistics Netherlands Henri Faasdreef 312, 2492 JP The Hague Bulevar Gobernador Nicolaas Debrot # 67, unit 203 Kralendijk, Bonaire Telephone Prepress Statistics Netherlands Grafimedia Facility Services Print Tuijtel, Hardinxveld-Giessendam Information Telephone Telefax Via contact form: ISBN: ISSN: Statistics Netherlands, The Hague/Heerlen/Kralendijk, Reproduction is permitted, provided Statistics Netherlands is quoted as the source A-329

4 Contents Foreword 5 Introduction 7 1. Bonaire 9 Climate 11 Education 11 Energy 12 Health and welfare 14 Household amenities 16 International trade 20 Labour 22 Macroeconomics 25 Population 26 Prices 30 Security and justice 35 Social security 38 Traffic, transport and tourism Saba 45 Education 47 Energy 47 Health and welfare 49 Household amenities 52 International trade 54 Labour 55 Population 58 Prices 63 Security and justice 66 Social security 70 Traffic, transport and tourism 71 3

5 4 3. St Eustatius 75 Education 77 Energy 77 Health and welfare 78 Household amenities 81 International trade 84 Labour 84 Population 88 Prices 92 Security and justice 95 Social security 99 Traffic, transport and tourism 100

6 Foreword As of 10 October 2010, Statistics Netherlands is responsible for the production and publication of statistics for the Caribbean Netherlands: Bonaire, St Eustatius and Saba. The Caribbean Netherlands in figures 2013 gives a statistical overview of the Caribbean Netherlands. It presents figures on some important aspects of society on the islands and gives a brief impression of areas such as population, education, justice and security, prices and many more. In addition to previously published figures, the new figures from the Omnibus survey are included. All statistics can be found on statline.cbs.nl, Statistics Netherlands online database. For more information on the Caribbean Netherlands, visit our website: Director General of Statistics Dr T.B.P.M. Tjin-A-Tsoi The Hague/Heerlen/Kralendijk, December

7

8 Introduction Since Statistics Netherlands started collecting statistical information about the islands of the Caribbean Netherlands, four years ago, a lot has been accomplished. Compared with earlier editions of this brochure in 2012 and 2013, this edition encompasses many more subjects, expanding the 48 pages of the previous edition to more than 100 pages in this one. The main cause of the increased amount of available data is that new surveys have been carried out on the islands, such as the 2012 Caribbean Netherlands Labour Force Survey (LFS). The LFS resulted in information on the labour market, employment per sector of industry and unemployment. The 2013 Budget Survey aimed to get an insight into how households on the islands spend their money and thus adjust the calculation method for the consumer price index accordingly. In addition, the 2013 Omnibus Survey was held on all three islands. This survey comprised various themes, such as health and welfare, security, transport, and leisure. The 2014 brochure also includes data on other areas, such as incoming tourists via airports, international trade and gross domestic product (GDP) for Bonaire. 7

9

10 1. Bonaire Bonaire is one of the so-called ABC islands of the Lesser Antilles. Some 18.5 thousand people live on the island, of whom 80 percent have the Dutch nationality. Most inhabitants 58 percent were born on one of the islands making up the former Netherlands Antilles or Aruba. Papiamento is the main language of 64 percent of the population; 15 percent speak mainly Dutch, another 15 percent Spanish, and 4 percent English. Washington NP Caribbean Sea Rincon Little Bonaire Kralendijk Lac Bay Salt Works 5 km Condenser Basins 5 miles Bonaire 9

11 10 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

12 Climate 1.1 Climate, Bonaire, 2013 Month Temperature Wind speed Relative humidity Precipitation C m/s % mm January February March April May June July August September October November December Year Source: Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute. Education 1.2 Pupils in government-funded schools Bonaire, 1 October 2011/ / / 14 Primary education 1,650 1,632 1,687 Secondary education 1,039 1,102 1,145 Senior secondary vocational education Total 3,029 3,122 3,337 Source: OCW-unit Bonaire. Bonaire 11

13 1.3 Government-funded schools, Bonaire, 2013 Primary education 7 Secondary education including senior secondary vocational education 1 Source: OCW-unit Bonaire. Aa 63% decrease in total duration of power cuts on Bonaire Energy 1.4 Power cuts, Bonaire Number of power cuts <1 hour hours hours >5 hours hours Total length Average length The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

14 1.5 Water production, Bonaire x 1,000 m 3 1,600 1,400 1,200 1, Electricity production, Bonaire mln kwh Fossil Wind Bonaire 13

15 Health and welfare 1.7 Contact with medical professionals, Bonaire, 2013 % persons with at least 1 contact Average number of contacts (per patient) Contact with GP in the last 12 months Contact with medical specialist in the last 12 months Contact with dentist in the last 12 months Percentage of population who suffer from chronic disorders, Bonaire, 2013 % No chronic disorder 1 chronic disorder 2 chronic disorders 3 or more chronic disorders 14 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

16 1.9 Percentage of population who are underweight and overweight, Bonaire, % 26% 37% 35% Underweight Normal weight Moderately overweight Seriously overweight 1.10 Percentage of population who are satisfied with life, Bonaire, % 16% Unsatisfied Not satisfied, not unsatisfied Satisfied 80% Bonaire 15

17 1.11 Percentage of population who feel happy, Bonaire, % 11% Unhappy Not happy, not unhappy Happy 3% 87% Household amenities 1.12 Water supply, Bonaire, 2013 % 1) Waterworks 99 Cistern or well 1 Water truck 1 1) The sum may be more than 100%, as households may have more than one source of water Fuel used most for cooking, Bonaire, 2013 % Gas 95 Electricity 5 16 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

18 1.14 Appliances present in the house, Bonaire, 2013 Refrigerator Separate freezer Washing machine Dishwasher % of households 1.15 Means of transport in household, Bonaire, 2013 Cars car 47.8 more than 1 car 32.3 Bicycles 40.4 Motorcycles 3.3 Mopeds and scooters 7.9 Gg 98% of households on Bonaire have at least one mobile phone % Bonaire 17

19 1.16 Devices in the home, Bonaire, 2013 % of households Television 96.0 Land-line phone 32.9 Mobile phone 97.9 Personal computer 39.7 Laptop 53.5 Tablet 25.3 Gaming computer Internet use by the population, Bonaire, % 6% 3% 69% Last online in previous 3 months Last online 3 months to 1 year ago Last online more than 1 year ago Never been online Source: Omnibus Survey Caribbean Netherlands The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

20 1.18 Internet use in previous 3 months (frequent users), Bonaire, % 2% 1% 86% (Almost) daily Not daily but at least once a week Not weekly but at least once a month Less than once a month 75% of households on Bonaire have home access to the internetdd Bonaire 19

21 International trade 1.19 Import value according to SITC 1) x 1,000 USD Food and live animals 28,766 29,602 Beverages and tobacco 12,879 12,326 Crude materials, inedibles ex. fuels 3,133 3,577 Mineral fuels, lubricants, etc. 10,399 9,850 Animal & vegetable oils, fats & waxes Chemicals & related products 14,811 15,002 Manufactured goods 26,460 24,813 Machinery and transport equipment 40,893 40,516 Miscellaneous manufactured articles 26,812 24,653 Other commodities 3,979 4,535 Total goods 168, ,286 1) SITC: Standard International Trade Classicification Export value according to SITC x 1,000 USD Food and live animals 3 20 Beverages and tobacco 50 4 Crude materials, inedibles ex. fuels 624 3,838 Mineral fuels, lubricants, etc. 2 1 Animal & vegetable oils, fats & waxes - 16 Chemicals & related products Manufactured goods 2,059 2,009 Machinery and transport equipment 5,693 6,260 Miscellaneous manufactured articles 1,731 1,378 Other commodities 1, Total goods 11,557 14, The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

22 1.21 Total import and export value per year Imports Exports x 1,000 USD Period ,732 11, ,286 14, Total import and export value per quarter x 1,000 USD I II III IV I II III IV Exports Imports $ 9,500 import value per capita in 2013Bb Bonaire 21

23 Labour 1.23 Labour force, Bonaire, 2012 International definition (15 years or older) National definition 1) (15 64 years) Total population 13,479 11,795 Labour Force 9,383 9,120 employed labour force 8,837 8,559 unemployed labour force Not in the labour force 4,096 2,675 Net labour participation (%) Unemployment rate (%) Youth unemployment rate (15 24 yrs) Source: Labour Force Survey Caribbean Netherlands, ) The Dutch national definition of the labour force differs from the definition of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) which is more commonly used for international comparisons Employment by economic activity, Bonaire, 2012 International definition (15 years or older) National definition (15 64 years) Agriculture, forestry and fishing Industry (excl. construction, energy) Construction 1,364 1,330 Trade, transport, hotels, catering 2,710 2,620 Information and communication Financial Institutions Renting, buying, selling real estate Business services Government and care 2,270 2,261 Culture, recreation and other services Economic activity unknown Total employed labour force 8,837 8,559 Source: Labour Force Survey Caribbean Netherlands, The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

24 1.25 Gross monthly income of employed labour force in USD, Bonaire, 2012 International definition (15 years or older) National definition (15 64 yrs) total men women total men women ,000 1, , ,001 1,500 2,222 1, ,181 1, ,501 2,000 1, , ,001 2, ,501 3, ,001 3, ,501 4, ,001 4, ,501 5, ,001 10, ,001 and more x unknown Persons Total employed labour force 8,837 4,842 3,995 8,559 4,667 3,892 Source: Labour Force Survey Caribbean Netherlands, Bonaire 23

25 1.26 Jobs of employees by monthly wage and age, Bonaire, 2013 % Less than to 999 1,000 to 1,499 1,500 to 1,999 2,000 to 2,499 2,500 to 2,999 3,000 to 3,499 3,500 to 3,999 4,000 to 4,499 4,500 to 4,999 5,000 to 9,999 10,000 or more Monthly wage in USD Younger than 15 yrs 15 to 24 yrs 25 to 34 yrs 35 to 44 yrs 45 to 54 yrs 55 to 64 yrs 65 to 74 yrs 75 years or older 1.27 Jobs of employees by monthly wage and economic activity, Bonaire, 2013 Accommodation and food serving Wholesale and retail trade Public administration and services All economic activities % Less than to 999 1,000 to 1,499 1,500 to 1,999 2,000 to 2,499 2,500 to 2,999 3,000 to 3,499 3,500 to 3,999 4,000 to 4,499 4,500 to 4,999 5,000 to 9,999 10,000 or more 24 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

26 Macroeconomics 1.28 Supply and disposition of goods and services (millions of USD) Bonaire, 2012 Disposable for final expenditure Gross domestic product 372 Imports of goods and services 205 Disposable for final expenditure 577 Final expenditure Consumption of households 196 Consumption of government 114 Consumption, total 310 Gross capital formation 86 Exports of goods and services 181 Total final expenditure Value added (gross, basic prices) by industry, Bonaire, 2012 Industries % of GDP Agriculture, mining, manufacturing, electricity, gas 8.3 Construction 7.7 Trade (wholesale and retail) 9.2 Transport and Communication 10.1 Horeca (hotels, restaurants and catering) 9.1 Financial services 10.4 Real estate activities 17.9 Other business services 5.4 Government, education and medical services 17.5 Other services (culture, recreation) 4.4 Gross domestic product (basic prices) 100 Bonaire 25

27 Population 1.30 Population, Bonaire Total population (1 January) 16,541 17,408 18,413 Male 8,730 9,163 9,635 Female 7,811 8,245 8,778 Population density Population growth 828 1,004 Live births Deaths Registered immigration 1,527 1,549 Registered emigration Population and electorate 1), Bonaire, 1 January 2014 Bonaire Total 18,413 Younger than 18 years 3, years or older 14,480 Dutch nationality 11,073 (entitled to vote) non-dutch nationality 3,407 other EU nationality 249 (entitled to vote) non-eu nationality 3,158 resident in Caribbean Netherlands for less than 5 years 1,608 resident in Caribbean Netherlands for 5 years or longer 1,550 (entitled to vote) Total number of voters 12,872 non-dutch nationality 1,799 % non-dutch nationality ) Figures on the electorate are estimates. 26 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

28 1.32 Age distribution, Bonaire, 2014 Age class (years) 85 and older 80 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to 14 5 to 9 0 to 4 Male Female % 1.33 Country of birth of inhabitants of Bonaire, 1 January % 14% 3% 58% 20% Former Netherlands Antilles and Aruba South and Central America US and Canada European Netherlands Other countries Bonaire 27

29 1.34 First nationality of inhabitants of Bonaire, 1 January % 3% 13% 80% South and Central America and the Caribbean Netherlands US and Canada Other countries 1.35 Religious denomination, Bonaire, 2013 % No denomination 12.0 Roman Catholic 68.2 Pentecostal 6.7 Protestant 2.7 Evangelical 4.5 Other denomination The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

30 1.36 Church attendance of people with a denomination, Bonaire, 2013 % At least once a week 2 to 3 times a month Once a month Less than once a month Hardly or never 1.37 Languages spoken on Bonaire, 2013 % with first language Papiamento English Dutch Spanish Other language Bonaire 29

31 Prices 1.38 Expenditure by consumers, Bonaire, 2013 % of total spending Food and non-alcoholic beverages 18.4 Alcoholic beverages and tobacco 1.4 Clothing and footwear 3.5 Housing, water, electricity, gas 17.8 Furnishing, household equipment 5.3 Health 1.8 Transport 19.0 Communication 8.8 Recreation and culture 3.5 Education 0.6 Hotels and restaurants 6.5 Miscellaneous goods and services 13.4 Total expenditure Source: Budget Survey Caribbean Netherlands, Expenditure on food and non-alcoholic beverages, Bonaire, 2013 % of food spending Bread and cereals 16.7 Meat 21.4 Fish 3.5 Milk, cheese and eggs 12.3 Oils and fats 2.7 Fruit 9.7 Vegetables and potatoes 11.3 Sugar, sweets and ice cream 4.1 Other food products 6.9 Coffee, tea and cacao 1.9 Mineral waters, soft drinks, juice 9.5 Food and non-alcoholic beverages Source: Budget Survey Caribbean Netherlands, The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

32 1.40 CPI and inflation, Bonaire, year average Consumer price index (2010=100) Inflation (%) Price level index (world=100), 2011 Bonaire Aruba Curaçao St Maarten Individual consumption expenditure by households Food and non-alcoholic beverages Alcoholic beverages, tobacco Clothing and footwear Furnishings, household equipment and maintenance Transport Communication Restaurants and hotels Source: International Comparison Programme, Bonaire 31

33 1.42 Breakdown of total household consumption, Bonaire, 2013 Food and non-alcoholic beverages Alcoholic beverages and tobacco Clothing and footwear Housing, water, electricity, gas Furnishing, household equipment Health Transport Communication Recreation and culture Education Hotels and restaurants Miscellaneous goods and services % of total consumption Source: Budget Survey Caribbean Netherlands, Breakdown of household consumption of food and non-alcoholic beverages, Bonaire, 2013 Bread and cereals Meat Fish Milk, cheese and eggs Oils and fats Fruit Vegetables and potatoes Sugar, sweets and ice cream Other food products Coffee, tea and cacao Mineral waters, soft drinks, juice % of food consumption Source: Budget Survey Caribbean Netherlands, The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

34 1.44 Consumer price index (CPI), Bonaire el 2010= el I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III 1.45 Inflation, Bonaire el % el I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III Bonaire 33

35 1.46 Price level index (world=100), 2011 Food and non-alcoholic beverages Alcoholic beverages, tobacco Clothing and footwear Furnishings, household equipment and maintenance Transport Communication Restaurants and hotels Bonaire Curaçao Aruba St Maarten Source: International Comparison Programme Ee 12% increase in consumer prices on Bonaire since The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

36 Security and justice 1.47 Number of registered crime suspects, Bonaire Murder/manslaughter and attempted murder/ manslaughter Violent crime Sexual offences Property crime Weapon-related crime Drugs-related crime Other Source: Public Prosecutor s office Bonaire, St Eustatius and Saba Number of registered crime suspects, Bonaire, % 1% 30% 14% 3% 5% 29% Murder/manslaughter and attempted murder/ manslaughter Violent crime Weapon-related crime Drugs-related crime Other Sexual offences Property crime Source: Public Prosecutor's office Bonaire, St Eustatius and Saba. Bonaire 35

37 1.49 Feelings of unsafety, Bonaire, % 18% 8% 68% Often Sometimes Seldom Never 1.50 Perception of crime in own neighbourhood, Bonaire, 2013 % Much crime Little crime No crime 36 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

38 1.51 Percentage of population reporting neighbourhood decline, Bonaire, 2013 % Litter/junk in the street Vandalised public items Graffiti on walls or buildings Animal faeces on sidewalks or in the street 1.52 Percentage of population reporting social nuisance, Bonaire, 2013 % Drunks in the street Drug abuse or drug dealing People being bothered in the street Youths hanging about Bonaire 37

39 1.53 Percentage of population reporting traffic nuisance, Bonaire, 2013 % Speeding Parking issues Aggressive behaviour Social security 1.54 Minimum hourly wages, Bonaire, USD 16/17 years years years years years or older Source: SZW-unit Bonaire. 38 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

40 1.55 Income support (per two weeks), Bonaire USD Single Allowances 1st child nd and 3rd child living independently married/living together disability Source: SZW-unit Bonaire State pension, Bonaire USD State old age pension (AOV) Partner's allowance Source: SZW-unit Bonaire. Traffic, transport and tourism 1.57 Flamingo Airport, Bonaire Aircraft movements Total passengers Passenger arrivals Passenger departures x 1, I II III IV I II III IV Bonaire 39

41 1.58 Flamingo Airport, Bonaire Aircraft movements Total passengers Passenger arrivals Passenger departures x 1, th largest Dutch airport is on BonaireCc 1.59 Total air passengers, Bonaire el 35,000 30,000 25,000 el 20,000 0 Jan Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar May Jul Sep Nov 40 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

42 1.60 Flamingo Airport, Bonaire Aircraft movements x 1,000 Total passengers Passenger Passenger arrivals departures 2012 January February March April May June July August September October November December January February March April May June July August September October November December Bonaire 41

43 1.61 Air passengers, Bonaire el x 1, el 10 0 Jan Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar May Jul Sep Nov Departures Arrivals 60% tourist on Bonaire in 2013 were DutchAa 42 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

44 1.62 Number of tourists arriving by air, Bonaire Tourists * x 1,000 January * Febuary * March * April * May * June * July August September October November December Total Tourists arriving by air by nationality, Bonaire Nationality ) % of tourists Dutch American Venezuelan German Canadian Colombian Brazilian Other European nationality Other nationality ) Estimate based on data for first 2 quarters. Bonaire 43

45

46 2. Saba Like St Eustatius and St Maarten, Saba is one of the Leeward Islands. Its population numbers just under 2 thousand, of whom 58 percent have the Dutch nationality. Nearly half 48 percent of the population were born on one of the islands making up the former Netherlands Antilles or Aruba. English is the main language of 93 percent of the population; 3 percent speak mainly Spanish and another 3 percent another language. Ladder Bay Mt Scenery Hell s Gate The Bottom Saint Johns Windwardside 1 km 1 mile Saba 45

47 46 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

48 Education 2.1 Pupils in government-funded schools Saba, 1 October 2011/ / / 14 Primary education Secondary education Senior secondary vocational education Total Source: OCW-unit Bonaire. 2.2 Government-funded schools, Saba, 2013 Primary education 1 Secondary education including senior secondary vocational education 1 Source: OCW-unit Bonaire. Energy 2.3 Power cuts, Saba Number of power cuts <1 hour hours hours >5 hours hours Total length Average length Saba 47

49 2.4 Electricity production, Saba mln kwh Aa 31% decrease in the number of power cuts on Saba in The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

50 Health and welfare 2.5 Contact with medical professionals, Saba, 2013 % persons with at least 1 contact Average number of contacts (per patient) Contact with GP in the last 12 months Contact with medical specialist in the last 12 months Contact with dentist in the last 12 months Percentage of population who suffer from chronic disorders, Saba, 2013 % No chronic disorder 1 chronic disorder 2 chronic disorders 3 or more chronic disorders Saba 49

51 2.7 Percentage of population who are underweight and overweight, Saba, % 31% 32% 32% Underweight Normal weight Moderately overweight Seriously overweight 2.8 Use of medicines, Saba, 2013 % of population Prescribed medicines in preceding 2 weeks 31.5 Non-prescribed medicines in preceding 2 weeks % Bb of over -15s on Saba smoke daily 50 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

52 2.9 Percentage of population who feel happy, Saba, % 3% 86% Not happy, not unhappy Happy 2.10 Percentage of population who are satisfied with life, Saba, % 14% 3% 82% Unsatisfied Not satisfied, not unsatisfied Satisfied Saba 51

53 Household amenities 2.11 Fuel used most for cooking, Saba, 2013 % Gas 96 Electricity Appliances present in the house, Saba, 2013 Refrigerator Separate freezer Washing machine Dishwasher % of households 2.13 Means of transport in household, Saba, 2013 % Cars car 38.5 More than 1 car 22.4 Bicycles 5.0 Motorcycles The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

54 2.14 Devices in the home, Saba, 2013 Saba Television 84.8 Land-line phone 56.0 Mobile phone 93.9 Personal computer 44.0 Laptop 72.9 Tablet 36.5 Gaming computer Internet use by the population, Saba, % 2% 1% 84% Last online in previous 3 months Last online 3 months to 1 year ago Last online more than 1 year ago Never been online Saba 53

55 2.16 Internet use in previous 3 months (frequent users), Saba, % 83% (Almost) daily Not daily but at least once a week International trade 2.17 Total import and export value per quarter, Saba Imports Exports x 1,000 USD Period 2013 I 3, II 4, III 4, IV 4, , The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

56 Labour 2.18 Labour force, Saba, 2012 International National definition definition 1) (15 years or older) (15 64 years) Total population 1,709 1,510 Labour Force 1,087 1,016 employed labour force 1, unemployed labour force Not in the labour force Net labour participation (%) Unemployment rate (%) Youth unemployment rate (15 24 yrs) (%) x x Source: Labour Force Survey Caribbean Netherlands, ) The Dutch national definition of the labour force differs from the definition of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) which is more commonly used for international comparisons Employment by economic activity, Saba, 2012 International definition (15 years or older) National definition (15 64 years) Agriculture, forestry and fishing Industry (excl. construction, energy) Construction Trade, transport, hotels, catering Information and communication Financial Institutions Renting, buying, selling real estate x x Business services Government and care Culture, recreation and other services Economic activity unknown Total employed labour force 1, Source: Labour Force Survey Caribbean Netherlands, Saba 55

57 2.20 Gross monthly income of labour force in USD, Saba, 2012 International definition (15 years or older) National definition (15 64 yrs) total men women total men women USD x 26 x x 501 1, ,001 1, ,501 2, ,001 2, ,501 3, ,001 3, ,501 4, x x 15 x x 4,001 4,500 x x x x x x 4,501 5,000 x x x x x x 5,001 10, x x 10,001 and more x x x x x x Unknown Persons Total employed labour force 1, Source: Labour Force Survey Caribbean Netherlands, The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

58 2.21 Jobs of employees by monthly wage and age, Saba, 2013 % Less than to 999 1,000 to 1,499 1,500 to 1,999 2,000 to 2,499 2,500 to 2,999 3,000 to 3,499 3,500 to 3,999 4,000 to 4,499 4,500 to 4,999 5,000 to 9,999 10,000 or more Monthly wage in USD Younger than 15 yrs 15 to 24 yrs 25 to 34 yrs 35 to 44 yrs 45 to 54 yrs 55 to 64 yrs 65 to 74 yrs 75 yrs or older 2.22 Jobs of employees by monthly wage and economic activity, Saba, 2013 Education Public administration and services All economic activities % Less than to 999 1,000 to 1,499 1,500 to 1,999 2,000 to 2,499 2,500 to 2,999 3,000 to 3,499 3,500 to 3,999 4,000 to 4,499 4,500 to 4,999 5,000 to 9,999 10,000 or more Saba 57

59 Population 2.23 Population, Saba Total population (1 January) 1,971 1,991 1,846 male 1,027 1, female Population density Population growth Live births Deaths Registered immigration Registered emigration Population and electorate 1), Saba, 1 January 2014 Saba Total 1,846 Younger than 18 years years or older 1,533 Dutch nationality 816 (entitled to vote) Non-Dutch nationality 717 other EU nationality 54 (entitled to vote) non-eu nationality 663 resident in Caribbean Netherlands for less than 5 years 502 resident in Caribbean Netherlands for 5 years or longer 161 (entitled to vote) Total number of voters 1,031 non-dutch nationality 215 % non-dutch nationality ) Figures on the electorate are estimates. 58 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

60 2.25 Age distribution, Saba, 2014 Age class (years) 85 and older 80 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to 14 5 to 9 0 to % Male Female Bb 93% of over-15s on Saba have English as first language Saba 59

61 2.26 Country of birth of inhabitants of Saba, 1 January % 4% 14% 48% 19% Former Netherlands Antilles and Aruba South and Central America US and Canada Netherlands Other countries 2.27 First nationality of inhabitants of Saba, 1 January % 6% 14% South and Central America and the Caribbean Netherlands US and Canada Other countries 58% 60 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

62 2.28 Religious denomination, Saba, 2013 % No religion 17.0 Roman Catholic 42.0 Pentecostal 3.4 Protestant 3.0 Anglican 8.2 Islam 5.9 Evangelical 3.7 Other Church attendance of people with a denomination, Saba, 2013 % At least once a week 2 to 3 times a month Once a month Less than once a month Hardly or never Saba 61

63 2.30 Languages spoken on Saba, 2013 % with first language English Spanish Other language 57% of over -15s on Saba speak more than one languagebb 62 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

64 Prices 2.31 Expenditure by consumers, Saba, 2013 % of total spending Food and non-alcoholic beverages 25.6 Alcoholic beverages and tobacco 1.5 Clothing and footwear 4.2 Housing, water, electricity, gas 10.9 Furnishing, household equipment 5.6 Health 1.7 Transport 14.5 Communication 8.7 Recreation and culture 3.4 Education 2.2 Hotels and restaurants 7.3 Miscellaneous goods and services 14.4 Total expenditure Source: Budget Survey Caribbean Netherlands, Expenditure on food and nonalcoholic beverages, Saba, 2013 % of food spending Bread and cereals 17.0 Meat 17.5 Fish 1.8 Milk, cheese and eggs 12.2 Oils and fats 3.5 Fruit 9.5 Vegetables and potatoes 12.8 Sugar, sweets and ice cream 4.5 Other food products 7.1 Coffee, tea and cacao 2.4 Mineral waters, soft drinks, juice 11.7 Food and non-alcoholic beverages Source: Budget Survey Caribbean Netherlands, Saba 63

65 2.33 CPI and inflation, Saba year average Consumer price index (2010=100) Inflation (%) Breakdown of total consumption households, Saba, 2013 Food and non-alcoholic beverages Alcoholic beverages and tobacco Clothing and footwear Housing, water, electricity, gas Furnishing, household equipment Health Transport Communication Recreation and culture Education Hotels and restaurants Miscellaneous goods and services % of total consumption Source: Budget Survey Caribbean Netherlands, % consumer price increase on Saba since 2010Ee 64 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

66 2.35 Breakdown of household consumption of food and non-alcoholic beverages, Saba, 2013 Bread and cereals Meat Fish Milk, cheese and eggs Oils and fats Fruit Vegetables and potatoes Sugar, sweets and ice cream Other food products Coffee, tea and cacao Mineral waters, soft drinks, juice % of total consumption Source: Budget Survey Caribbean Netherlands, Inflation, Saba el % el I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III Saba 65

67 el 2.37 Consumer price index (CPI), Saba 2010= el I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III Security and justice 2.38 Feelings of unsafety, Saba, % 16% 72% Sometimes Seldom Never 66 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

68 2.39 Number of registered crime suspects, Saba Murder/manslaughter and attempted murder/ manslaughter 2 3 Violent crime Sexual offences 1 3 Property crime 7 2 Weapon-related crime 5 0 Drugs-related crime 7 8 Other 10 8 Source: Public Prosecutor's office Bonaire, St Eustatius and Saba Number of registered crime suspects, Saba, % 7% 20% 40% 5% 8% Murder/manslaughter and attempted murder/ manslaughter Violent crime Sexual offences Property crime Drugs-related crime Other Source: Public Prosecutor's office Bonaire, St Eustatius and Saba. Saba 67

69 2.41 Perception of crime in own neighbourhood, Saba, 2013 % Little crime No crime 2.42 Percentage of population reporting neighbourhood decline, Saba, 2013 % Litter/junk in the street Vandalised public items Animal faeces on sidewalks or in the street 68 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

70 2.43 Percentage of population reporting social nuisance, Saba, 2013 % Drunks in the street Drug abuse or drug dealing People being bothered in the street Youths hanging about 2.44 Percentage of population reporting traffic nuisance, Saba, 2013 % Speeding Parking issues Aggressive behaviour Saba 69

71 Social security 2.45 Income support (per two weeks), Saba USD Single Allowances 1st child nd and 3rd child living independently married/living together disability Extra Saba allowance Source: SZW-unit Bonaire State pension, Saba USD State old age pension (AOV) Partner's allowance Saba allowance (8%) Source: SZW unit Bonaire Minimum hourly wage, Saba USD 16/17 years years years years years or older Source: SZW-unit Bonaire. 70 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

72 Traffic, transport and tourism 2.48 Juancho E. Yrausquin Airport, Saba Aircraft movements Total passengers Passenger arrivals Passenger departures x 1, I II III IV I II III IV Air passengers, Saba el 1,800 1,600 1,400 1,200 el 1, Jan Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar May Jul Sep Nov Departures Arrivals Saba 71

73 2.50 Juancho E. Yrausquin Airport, Saba Aircraft movements Total passengers Passenger arrivals Passenger departures x 1, Total air passengers, Saba el 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 el 1,500 0 Jan Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar May Jul Sep Nov 72 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

74 2.52 Number of tourists arriving by air, Saba Tourists * x 1,000 Jan Mar * Apr Jun * Jul Sep Oct Dec Total Tourists arriving by air by nationality, Saba Nationality ) % of tourists Dutch American Canadian French Dominican German British Other European nationality Other nationality ) Estimate based on data for first 2 quarters. Saba 73

75

76 3. St Eustatius Like Saba and St Maarten, St Eustatius is one of the Leeward Islands. Some 4 thousand people live on the island, of whom 64 percent have the Dutch nationality. Nearly half of the population 44 percent were born on one of the islands making up the former Netherlands Antilles or Aruba. English is the main language of 85 percent of the population; 6 percent speak mainly Dutch and another 7 percent Spanish. Venus Bay Jenkins Bay Great Bay Compagnie Bay Oranjestad Bay Oranjestad The Quill 2 km Back-off Bay 2 miles St Eustatius 75

77 76 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

78 Education 3.1 Pupils in government-funded schools St Eustatius, 1 October 2011/ / / 14 Primary education Secondary education Senior secondary vocational education Total Source: OCW-unit Bonaire. 3.2 Government-funded schools, St Eustatius, 2013 St Eustatius Primary education 4 Secondary education including senior secondary vocational education 1 Source: OCW-unit Bonaire. Energy 3.3 Electricity production, St Eustatius x mln kwh St Eustatius 77

79 Health and welfare 3.4 Contact with medical professionals, St Eustatius, 2013 % persons with at least 1 contact Average number of contacts (per patient) Contact with GP in the last 12 months Contact with medical specialist in the last 12 months Contact with dentist in the last 12 months Percentage of population wo suffer from chronic disorders, St Eustatius, 2013 % No chronic disorder 1 chronic disorder 2 chronic disorders 3 or more chronic disorders 78 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

80 3.6 Use of medicines, St Eustatius, 2013 % of population Prescribed medicine preceding 2 weeks 33.3 Non-prescribed medicine preceding 2 weeks Percentage of population who are overweight, St Eustatius, Normal weight Moderately overweight Seriously overweight 7% of over -15s on St Eustatius smoke dailybb St Eustatius 79

81 3.8 Percentage of population who are satisfied with life, St Eustatius, % 10% Unsatisfied Not satisfied, not unsatisfied Satisfied 3% Source: Omnibus Survey Caribbean Netherlands, % 3.9 Percentage of population who feel happy, St Eustatius, % 9% Unhappy Not happy, not unhappy Happy 3% Source: Omnibus Survey Caribbean Netherlands, % 80 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

82 Household amenities 3.10 Water supply, St Eustatius, 2013 % 1) Waterworks 3 Cistern or well 95 Water truck 30 1) The sum may be more than 100%, as households may have more than one source of water Fuel used most for cooking, St Eustatius, 2013 % Gas 96 Electricity Means of transport in household, St Eustatius, 2013 Cars car 48.9 more than 1 car 25.6 Bicycles 32.2 Motorcycles 5.8 Mopeds and scooters 9.3 % St Eustatius 81

83 3.13 Appliances present in the house, St Eustatius, 2013 Refrigerator Separate freezer Washing machine Dishwasher % 3.14 Devices in the home, St Eustatius, 2013 % of households Television 96.0 Land-line telephone 41.5 Mobile phone 90.7 Personal computer 40.0 Laptop 55.0 Tablet 29.2 Gaming computer The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

84 3.15 Internet use by the population, St Eustatius, % 6% 4% 63% Last online in previous 3 months Last online 3 months to 1 year ago Last online more than 1 year ago Never been online 3.16 Internet use in previous 3 months (frequent users), St Eustatius, % 87% Every day or nearly every day At least once a week, but not every day St Eustatius 83

85 International trade 3.17 Total import and export value per quarter, St Eustatius Imports Exports x 1,000 USD Period 2013 I 12, II 9, III 8,793 2, IV 10,147 2, ,940 5,775 Labour 3.18 Labour force, St Eustatius, 2012 International definition (15 years or older) National definition 1) (15 64 years) Total population 3,106 2,762 Labour Force 2,168 2,040 employed labour force 2,099 1,940 unemployed labour force Not in the labour force Net labour participation (%) Unemployment rate (%) Youth unemployment rate (15 24 yrs) x x Source: Labour Force Survey Caribbean Netherlands, ) The Dutch national definition of the labour force differs from the definition of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) which is more commonly used for international comparisons. 84 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

86 3.19 Employment by economic activity, St Eustatius, 2012 International definition (15 years or older) National definition (15 64 years) Agriculture, forestry and fishing Industry (excl. construction, energy Construction Trade, transport, hotels, catering Information and communication Financial Institutions Renting, buying, selling real estate x x Business services Government and care Culture, recreation and other services Economic activity unknown Total employed labour force 2,099 1,940 Source: Labour Force Survey Caribbean Netherlands, ,2% unemployment on Gg St Eustatius in 2012 St Eustatius 85

87 3.20 Gross monthly income of employed labour force in USD, St Eustatius, 2012 International definition (15 years or older) National definition (15 64 years) total men women total men women USD , ,001 1, ,501 2, ,001 2, ,501 3, ,001 3, ,501 4, ,001 4, ,501 5, ,001 10, ,001 and more x x x x x x Gross monthly income unknown Persons Total employed labour force 2,099 1, ,940 1, Source: Labour Force Survey Caribbean Netherlands, The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

88 3.21 Jobs of employees to monthly wage and age, St Eustatius, 2013 % Less than to 999 1,000 to 1,499 1,500 to 1,999 2,000 to 2,499 2,500 to 2,999 3,000 to 3,499 3,500 to 3,999 4,000 to 4,499 4,500 to 4,999 5,000 to 9,999 10,000 or more Monthly wage in USD Younger than 15 yrs 15 to 24 yrs 25 to 34 yrs 35 to 44 yrs 45 to 54 yrs 55 to 64 yrs 65 to 74 yrs 75 years or older 3.22 Jobs of employees by monthly wage and economic activity, St Eustatius, 2013 Education Transport, ICT Public administration and services All economic activities Less than to 999 1,000 to 1,499 1,500 to 1, ,000 to 2,499 2,500 to 2,999 3,000 to 3,499 3,500 to 3,999 4,000 to 4,499 4,500 to 4,999 5,000 to 9,999 10,000 or more % St Eustatius 87

89 Population 3.23 Population, St Eustatius Total population (1 January) 3,791 3,897 4,020 male 2,081 2,159 2,225 female 1,710 1,738 1,795 Population density Population growth Live births Deaths Registered immigration Registered emigration Population and electorate 1), St Eustatius, 1 January 2014 Total 4,020.0 Younger than 18 years years or older 3,215.0 Dutch nationality non-dutch nationality 1, ,853.0 (entitled to vote) other EU nationality (entitled to vote) non-eu nationality 1,256.0 resident in Caribbean Netherlands for less than 5 years resident in Caribbean Netherlands for 5 years or longer (entitled to vote) Total number of voters 2,812.0 non-dutch nationality % non-dutch nationality ) Figures on the electorate are estimates. 88 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

90 3.25 Age distribution, St Eustatius, 2014 Age class (years) 85 and older 80 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to 14 5 to 9 0 to % Male Female 3.26 Country of birth of inhabitants of St Eustatius, 1 January % 8% 11% 44% 31% Former Netherlands Antilles and Aruba South and Central America US and Canada European Netherlands Other countries Source: Omnibus Survey Caribbean Netherlands St Eustatius 89

91 3.27 First nationality of inhabitants of St Eustatius, 1 January % 6% 18% South and Central America and the Caribbean Netherlands US and Canada Other countries 64% 3.28 Religious denomination, St Eustatius, 2013 % No denomination 17.2 Roman Catholic 23.8 Pentecostal 4.4 Anglican 4.1 Adventists 16.8 Methodist 21.4 Other denomination The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

92 3.29 Church attendance of people with a denomination, St Eustatius, 2013 % At least once a week 2 to 3 times a month Once a month Less than once a month Hardly or never 3.30 Languages spoken on St Eustatius, 2013 % English Dutch Spanish St Eustatius 91

93 Prices 3.31 Expenditure by consumers, St Eustatius, 2013 % Food and non-alcoholic beverages 22.1 Alcoholic beverages and tobacco 1.3 Clothing and footwear 4.5 Housing, water, electricity, gas 14.5 Furnishing, household equipment 5.8 Health 1.4 Transport 14.8 Communication 10.7 Recreation and culture 5.4 Education 1.5 Hotels and restaurants 8.2 Miscellaneous goods and services 9.6 Total expenditure Source: Budget Survey Caribbean Netherlands, Expenditure on food and non-alcoholic beverages, St Eustatius, 2013 % Bread and cereals 19.0 Meat 14.0 Fish 4.5 Milk, cheese and eggs 11.9 Oils and fats 4.2 Fruit 7.6 Vegetables and potatoes 13.4 Sugar, sweets and ice cream 5.0 Other Food products 5.2 Coffee, tea and cacao 2.1 Mineral waters, soft drinks, juice 13.0 Food and non-alcoholic beverages Source: Budget Survey Caribbean Netherlands, The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

94 3.33 CPI and inflation St Eustatius, year average Consumer price index (2010=100) Inflation (%) Breakdown of total household consumption, St Eustatius, 2013 Food and non-alcoholic beverages Alcoholic beverages and tobacco Clothing and footwear Housing, water, electricity, gas Furnishing, household equipment Health Transport Communication Recreation and culture Education Hotels and restaurants Miscellaneous goods and services % Source: Budget Survey Caribbean Netherlands, % consumer price increase since 2010 on St Eustatius Ee St Eustatius 93

95 3.35 Breakdown of household consumption of food and non-alcoholic beverages, St Eustatius, 2013 Bread and cereals Meat Fish Milk, cheese and eggs Oils and fats Fruit Vegetables and potatoes Sugar, sweets and ice cream Other food products Coffee, tea and cacao Mineral waters, soft drinks, juice % Source: Budget Survey Caribbean Netherlands, Inflation, St Eustatius el % el I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

96 3.37 Consumer price index (CPI), St Eustatius el 2010= el I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III Security and justice 3.38 Feelings of unsafety, St Eustatius, % 6% 90% Sometimes Seldom Never St Eustatius 95

97 3.39 Number of registered crime suspects, St Eustatius Murder/manslaughter and attempted murder/manslaughter 3 1 Violent crime Sexual offences 7 8 Property crime Weapon-related crime 1 0 Drugs-related crime 13 3 Other 8 10 Source: Public Prosecutor's office Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba Number of registered crime suspects, St Eustatius, % 2% 4% 39% 28% 12% Murder/manslaughter and attempted murder/ manslaughter Violent crime Sexual offences Property crime Drugs-related crime Other Source: Public Prosecutor's office Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba. 96 The Caribbean Netherlands in figures

98 3.41 Percentage of population reporting neighbourhood decline, St Eustatius, 2013 % Litter/junk in the street Vandalised public items Graffiti on walls or buildings Animal feaces on sidewalks or in the street St Eustatius 97