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Edse Dantuma
Senior Sector Economist, Industry and Healthcare

Edse Dantuma is a Senior Sector Economist. After working for the government for a few years, he joined ING in 2006, where he was a sector banker for two years. Edse studied Economics at Groningen University.

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Latest reports from Edse

Remote hospital care is prospering in the pandemic
Report

Remote hospital care is prospering in the pandemic

The pandemic has seen many casualties, but it has also unleashed a wave of innovation, particularly in the tech-assisted remote hospital care sector. Our…

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Elderly care and housing demand in the EU
Report

Elderly care and housing demand in the EU

Ageing is not just a story about declining economic potential. The other side of the coin shows rising demand for products and services that are tailored…

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Latest opinion

Hope fades for speedy progress towards greener plastics
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By Gerben Hieminga and Edse Dantuma

Hope fades for speedy progress towards greener plastics


The European production outlook is far from optimistic

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Three calls for EU sectors in 2025: tech thrives while manufacturing lags
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