In the Netherlands, there are several PID services embedded in specific use cases. Each (see below) operates independently from the others with a low level of coordination between them. SURF is presently planning a national working group to increase PID coordination and provide a venue for a PID advisory board. This board would be tasked with maintaining a current account of Dutch PID priorities, while remaining agile in the face of national and international developments. An important recent step towards a national PID roadmap is the NWO/SURF co-development of a PID strategyfor the Dutch Research Council (national research funder). Development towards a national PID roadmap coincides with broader interest in open infrastructures. Of particular relevance to PID activities in The Netherlands is ongoing exploration of a Netherlands Open Knowledge Base (NL OKB). NL PID Landscape at a glance: ORCID - Researcher, contributor ID (ORCID-NL consortium) ISNI - Author ID, University Libraries (registrant) DOI - HSS data, EASY (DANS) DOI - HSS data, during research, DataverseNL, (DANS) DOI - data, Datacite (41 repository accounts via 4TU) ePIC - data, handle for datasets during research (SURF) PURL - objects/collections, Biodiversity varius - objects/data, Digital Cultural Heritage (pid guide) URN:NBN - Publications, National Library of the Netherlands [*additional PIDs of interest: RoR, RAiD, Grant ID] This presentation is part of the RDA17 BoF session National PID strategies: opportunities for collaboration and alignment