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strong evidence, of 21 assessed

Evidence mix

Quasi-experimental 4
Observational / pre–post 9
Descriptive / self-reported 8

5 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.

Most practices in: Netherlands (26)

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The Netherlands Court of Audit's Recurring Algorithm Audits — a Government Oversight Model for Public-Sector AI Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 1% 93/100 Good practice The Hague, Netherlands —
FRAIA — the Netherlands' Fundamental Rights and Algorithms Impact Assessment, Piloted Across 15 Government Algorithms Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 6% 87/100 Good practice The Hague, Netherlands —
DFROG — De Nederlandsche Bank's Machine-Learning-Tested Nowcasting Model for GDP Growth Evidence: Quasi-experimental Top 6% 87/100 Good practice Amsterdam, Netherlands —
Woogle — the Dutch NLP Search Engine for 3 Million Freedom-of-Information Files, Now Being Tested on Estonia's Records Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 12% 80/100 Good practice Amsterdam, Netherlands —
Amsterdam and Helsinki's Public Algorithm Register — the World's First City AI Registers Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 12% 80/100 Good practice Amsterdam, Netherlands —
Overheidsbrede Monitor Generatieve AI — the Netherlands' Government-Wide Tracker of GenAI Use by Civil Servants Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 12% 80/100 Good practice The Hague, Netherlands —
Pronto — Port of Rotterdam Authority's AI-Assisted Port Call Optimisation Platform Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 22% 73/100 Good practice Rotterdam, Netherlands —
NCSC-NL's AI-Assisted Vulnerability Advisories — Three Times Faster Cybersecurity Guidance for the Netherlands' Critical Infrastructure Operators Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 22% 73/100 Good practice The Hague, Netherlands —
Smart Check — Amsterdam Built a 'Fair' Welfare-Fraud AI, Then Shelved It When Bias Reappeared in Live Testing Evidence: Quasi-experimental Top 22% 73/100 Good practice Amsterdam, Netherlands —
Gemeente Rotterdam's Municipal Algorithm Register — 31 AI Systems Disclosed Under a Shared European City Standard Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 22% 73/100 Good practice Rotterdam, Netherlands —
The Netherlands' National Algoritmeregister — Europe's Largest Public Algorithm Register, and What the Court of Audit Found Missing Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 32% 67/100 Good practice The Hague, Netherlands —
Rekenkamer Utrecht's Algorithm Audit — 45 Algorithms in Use, Five Examined, One Running Without the Human Oversight Policy Requires Not assessed Top 46% 60/100 Good practice Utrecht, Netherlands —
Rekenkamer Metropool Amsterdam's Algorithm Audit — Amsterdam's Framework Covered 49 of 61 Risks, Yet Only One Algorithm Was Tested for Fairness Not assessed Top 46% 60/100 Good practice Amsterdam, Netherlands —
Hollandse Brug's 146-Sensor Network — Rijkswaterstaat's Real-Time Bridge Monitoring for Predictive Maintenance Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 46% 60/100 Good practice Almere, Netherlands —
The Netherlands' National AI Regulatory Sandbox — a Single Access Point Built on a 2024 Pilot Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 46% 60/100 Good practice The Hague, Netherlands —
Vlam-chat — the Netherlands' whole-of-government secure AI assistant for civil servants Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 46% 60/100 Good practice The Hague, Netherlands —
ChatAmsterdam — Amsterdam's In-House Generative-AI Assistant for Municipal Civil Servants Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 62% 53/100 Good practice Amsterdam, Netherlands —
UWV's Risicoscan Verwijtbare Werkloosheid — the Netherlands' Audited Unemployment Fraud-Risk Score Evidence: Quasi-experimental Top 62% 53/100 Good practice Amsterdam, Netherlands —
Kadastrale Kaart Next — the Netherlands Rebuilds Its National Cadastral Map With AI, Under Independent Scrutiny Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 62% 53/100 Good practice Apeldoorn, Netherlands —
Voluntary Algorithm Registration in Dutch Municipalities — What a 2025 Audit of the Ten Largest Found Not assessed Top 83% 40/100 Good practice Amsterdam, Netherlands —
DUO's Student-Grant Fraud-Check Algorithm — Dutch Risk Profiling Found Indirectly Discriminatory Not assessed Top 83% 40/100 Good practice Groningen, Netherlands —
The Netherlands' Crime Anticipation System — A Decade of Hotspot Predictions With No Proven Crime Reduction Evidence: Quasi-experimental Top 83% 40/100 Good practice Amsterdam, Netherlands —
Rotterdam's Welfare Fraud Risk Model — a 315-Variable Algorithm Suspended After Audit and Investigative Scrutiny Not assessed Top 89% 33/100 Good practice Rotterdam, Netherlands —
Gemeentelijke Chatbots Getest — an Independent Audit Finds Dutch Municipal AI Chatbots Answer Only 1 in 10 Questions Correctly Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 89% 33/100 Good practice The Hague, Netherlands —