The objective of this report is to conduct a study and evaluation of the state of discrimination in the Brussels labor market through the principle of situation testing.

Master Development Plan (MDP) project of the "Gare du Midi area", Environmental Impact Report (EIR)

The general objective of this study was to have a more in-depth knowledge of the reality of Fair Trade in the Brussels-Capital Region.

Commissioned by Brussels Environment, BovaEnviro+ went in search of innovative inspection technologies and techniques to assist environmental monitoring officers, or inspectors, in carrying out their inspections. The report includes: an inventory of the information and concerns of the inspectors regarding the project; an overview of the technologies and techniques used in Belgium - outside Brussels - and in other European countries (France, the Netherlands and Germany); an assessment of the advantages/disadvantages (limitations) of the selected technologies and techniques; and an overview of the costs of the technologies and techniques and an inventory of potential suppliers. The study was split into three issues: - issue 1: air quality, climate and emissions of air pollutants ; - issue 2: noise and vibration ; - issue 3: surface waters.

The study consists of interviews (in depth semi-structured) with 12 project leaders of the call 'Brussels on Holiday' 2020. The objective was to be able to (re)orient the future call for projects.

Following a request from the Brussels Regional Government and within the framework of the BKP, an additional study was carried out in 2020 to investigate the possibility of lowering and greening the canal banks. This would strengthen the link between public space, water and nature. The objective of this feasibility study was to: -identify the land on the canal that could be transformed into quality public spaces ; -evaluate the technical and spatial constraints to investigate the possibilities of greening the banks, both on the banks themselves and on the waterway.

Each year, Brussels Environment draws up an energy balance for the Brussels-Capital Region. It is based on the principle of a balance sheet and provides all the energy-related data for the entire Region: quantities of energy imported, exported, produced, transformed and consumed by the different sectors of activity throughout the Region in one year.