The objective of this study is to evaluate the conservation issues of the different types of habitats on the site (forest, meadow, urban vegetable garden) for the proper maintenance of bee biodiversity. The compatibility of the conservation objectives and the recreational development proposed by the management plan set up by Bruxelles environnement is also studied. Other management proposals are also made in order to favour all wild pollinators within the site.

The studies documented here were commissioned by Innoviris and focus on the theme of well-being and living together in the Brussels-Capital Region. The first publications date back to 2018, and new studies are added to this collection each year. The topics covered span a wide range of issues, from social cohesion to mental health, and from citizen participation to inequalities in access to healthcare. The studies are available for direct download. Most documents are available in French and Dutch, but some are only available in English.

This download service allows, by means of a formatted URL, to download each object from the wifi.brussels network's hotspots data managed by IRISnet in the Brussels-Capital Region.

This view service allows, by means of a formatted URL, to visualize UrbIS data from june 2025.

This view service allows, by means of a formatted URL, to visualize data in French managed by perspective.brussels.

This view service allows, by means of a formatted URL, to visualize data in Dutch managed by perspective.brussels.

Description of the pedagogical, social and technical skills of a digital inclusion facilitator, based on the DIGCOMP framework, and an example of questions to ask in a job interview.

This view service allows, by means of a formatted URL, to visualize UrbIS data from 2023.

Möbius Business Redesign was commissioned by easybrussels to formulate recommendations for improving the experience of Brussels citizens in dealing with their local and regional public organisations -- This report presents these recommendations and the results of the study that supports them.

Self-renovation could be a way of achieving the climate objectives of the Brussels-Capital Region's Renovation Plan more quickly, i.e. attaining an average C+ energy performance for residential buildings by 2050. It would also enable a response to the rise in energy prices, allowing those in need to be included in the renovation of Brussels' heritage. The aim of this study is to verify whether these assumptions can be applied in the Brussels-Capital Region.