CASE STUDY
Ecorys, in collaboration with Alan Kabki, Ferry Ortiz Aldana, and Wim Bollen, conducted research into habitual offenders in bankruptcy fraud in the Netherlands....
Ecorys, in cooperation with Bureau Beke and Radboud University, conducted research into the nature of volunteer tourism from the Netherlands to residential care...
How do criminals spend their money and how much money is involved in money-laundering in the Netherlands each year? The study conducted jointly by Ecorys, Utrecht...
The Dutch anti-money laundering policy consists of two pillars: (1) preventing and combatting criminal activities, including asset confiscation and (2) protecting the...
Ecorys on behalf of the Police and Science Research Programme (Politie en Wetenschap), conducted a study into the challenges experienced by financial investigators....
The Netherlands’ Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has implemented the Addressing Root Causes of Conflict (ARC) programme since 2017 and it will run up to 2022. The...
All taxpayers are required to declare their income on tax returns. Additionally, domestic sources of income are often known to the tax authorities due to national...
Urban security is a priority area for local policymakers and requires an innovative approach to tackle a range of difficult societal problems. These problems range from...
MISEREOR, the German Catholic Bishops’ Organisation for Development Cooperation, is an aid organisation dedicated to fighting poverty and upholding human rights across...