Documents

We are still in the process of organising and transferring our publications to make them easier for you to find. Thank you for your patience and understanding. In the meantime, you can access older documents through our online archive: https://minbzk.sitearchief.nl/?subsite=statiagovernment#archive

 

Please check back around the middle of the second quarter for updates.

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Publicado en 13-01-25
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Keywords Driving Theory Test Manual

This Driving Theory Test Service Document for Sint Eustatius offers a clear and concise overview of the government’s requirements and expectations for the riding and driving theory tests. It highlights the essential knowledge and skills candidates must have to pass, and provides practical guidance on how best to prepare. The document brings together all the necessary information and resources to help ensure a smooth, confident, and cost-effective testing experience. It is designed to support all future riders and drivers in becoming safe, responsible, and well-informed road users.

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Publicado en 20-03-25
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Keywords Public Health Report, Health Statistics, Health Report, NCDs, Obesity Rates

This strategic public health report outlines the priorities, challenges, and planned initiatives for improving the health and well-being of St. Eustatius residents from 2025 to 2029. It focuses on preventing non-communicable diseases, promoting healthy lifestyles, enhancing youth and elderly care, and strengthening the island's healthcare system through data-driven, community-based approaches.

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Publicado en 12-03-25
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Keywords Police Report, Crime Statistics, Traffic Statistics, KPCN

This report provides an overview of crime and traffic incidents on St. Eustatius in 2024, compiled by the Dutch Caribbean Police Force (KPCN). It includes statistical data on property crimes, violent offenses, drug-related incidents, traffic collisions, and enforcement actions such as fines and DUI checks, offering insights into public safety trends and law enforcement activity on the island.

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