Daniëlle Hirsch

Daniëlle Hirsch (born 5 April 1968) is a Dutch economist and politician of GroenLinks, who was serving in the Dutch House of Representatives between 2023 and 2025.

Career Hirsch was born in 1968 in Amstelveen. At the age of 20, while studying economics, she moved to Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl, located near Mexico City, with a Mexican friend she had met while working in Israel. In an interview, she told that her one year of experience in the slums transformed her worldview, and de Volkskrant wrote that she had been involved in the fight against economic inequality ever since. Hirsch completed her studies and subsequently advised organizations including the United Nations and the World Bank on water management and international economic relations. The organization was among the plaintiffs of Milieudefensie v Royal Dutch Shell, a 2021 case in which the district court of The Hague ordered the oil and gas company Shell to reduce its carbon emissions. Hirsch was also on an advisory council of the ABN AMRO Bank starting in 2019.

Hirsch first ran for the House of Representatives in the 2017 general election, appearing 41st on the GroenLinks's party list. She was the 16th candidate four years later but was again not elected. Her party received 25 seats, but Hirsch was elected due to her 25,012 preference votes. She was the only candidate elected due to meeting the preference vote threshold in the election cycle. She was not re-elected in October 2025, and her term ended on 11 November.

House committee assignments Committee for Foreign Trade and Development Committee for Foreign Affairs Committee for Defence Contact group United States

Personal life Hirsch has one child.

Amsterdam Municipal Council

Amsterdam-Centrum District Committee