A well-functioning public sector is essential for a stable society and a thriving economy
Addressing the challenges facing the Netherlands requires close collaboration. Not only between ministries and other public bodies, but also with businesses, citizens and international partners. This calls for attention, commitment and expertise. At PwC, we combine knowledge and experience to support this effort. Whether the issue concerns digitalisation, labour market challenges or the development of an integrated ESG strategy, we help design and implement policy, improve execution and ensure reliable processes.
Preparing for tomorrow's skills
The way we’re working is changing dramatically. New technologies have a great impact and is changing our working environment rapidly. This requires more and more flexibility from employees in order to remain attractive on the labour market. In addition, younger generations are demanding more diversity in the workplace and a different work-life balance.
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A sustainable energy supply for all sectors
The energy transition demands changes across all sectors within society. It offers excellent opportunities for growth and new business models but generates a number of challenges at the same time. To succeed co-creation between citizens, authorities, businesses and groups of interest is required.
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Better care at lower social costs
New innovations, new technology, new treatments. A lot of new ideas, and thus a lot of opportunities. While at the same time, we face a range of challenges such as limited budgets, a tight labor market, an ageing population, political developments, an increase in chronic diseases, changing and more complex care demands, more active participation and personal control of patients, plus an increase in healthcare costs. How will good, accessible and affordable care remain possible? And how can you contribute to a sustainable healthcare future?
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A fundamentally different mobility
Our mobility is reaching its limits on all fronts. Fortunately, however, there is also good news: an enormous number of initiatives to curb the spatial and environmental impact of transport. Big and small ideas that will bring about a fundamental change in the movement of people and goods. It requires old and new players to have a vision of their current or preferred future roles. And it demands more flexibility from the government. After all, the urgency is too big to keep up dealing with the rapid and much-needed developments at the traditional pace.
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In service of safer societies
Threats to society are as complex as society itself. Just as agile, unpredictable and layered. Because internal and external security are deeply interconnected, global developments and happenings have local impact and vice versa. All of this takes place in the physical and the digital domain. As a result, the security issue is too big, too multiform, too interrelated and too boundary- and domain-crossing for organisations to 'do it just by themselves'.
More about securityA well-functioning public sector is crucial for a stable society and a flourishing economy. PwC contributes to building trust in society by helping you as a public organisation to maximise public value and to report transparently.
Our socially involved professionals choose consciously to work in the public domain because they want to be social relevant by solving important problems. Passionate by purpose and improving citizens lives, we make your challenges ours. That is our ambition! We consider it as our job to provide quality services in the fields of Assurance, Risk Assurance (advising public organisations), Tax, Advisory and Legal Services. Where clear understanding of both interests and dilemmas of public organisations and their stakeholders are key.
In the past years we have worked with great passion and care on very meaningful public sector projects. It is absolutely our ambition to help you with innovative and of course workable solutions - according to our BXT method – regarding themes such as the future of work, digitalisation, energy transition, healthcare, mobility and safety.