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Vertaalwoordenschat (‘translation vocabulary’) is an application for bilingual dictionaries with Dutch as its source language or target language, developed by the Dutch Language Institute (INT). Around the turn of the century, several bilingual files were developed for languages that are relevant to Dutch users, but that were not often catered for on the commercial market. Examples are Dutch - Estonian, Dutch – Modern Greek and Dutch – Portuguese. These files were commissioned by a special committee for lexicographical translation resources, the Commissie Lexicografische Vertaalvoorzieningen (CLVV), appointed by the then ministers of Education of the Netherlands and Flanders.