This download service provides object-based access to urban planning data related to urban planning permit applications in the Brussels-Capital Region.

This web service ensures the visualization of data from the FPS Economy in accordance with INSPIRE specifications. The datasets whose structure complies with INSPIRE specifications have been included.

This dataset corresponds to applications for urban planning permits filed in the Brussels-Capital Region, as defined in Article 98 of the Brussels Town Planning Code. It includes both municipal and regional permit applications. The data is updated four times a day via the WFS and once a week, on Monday morning, via full download.

This download service provides object-based access to urban planning data managed through NOVA over the territory of Brussels Region.

This download service provides object-based access to statistical areas of the Brussels-Capital Region maintained by the Brussels institute for statistics and analysis.

The study concerns an evaluation of employment support in the context of the 2030 Strategy Go4Brussels, specifically objective 2.2, "Ensuring access to stable and sustainable employment for everyone," which considers this evaluation as a general objective. Ultimately, the aim of this evaluation is to achieve a greater impact on the inclusion of job seekers through employment support.

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.

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.

These map layers include the perimeters of programs and urban renewal operations financed by the Brussels-Capital Region (sustainable neighborhood contracts, urban renewal contracts) as well as the current preemption perimeters.

The objectives of the survey are to determine the level of understanding of the different concepts relating to energy and EPB, and to measure the level of understanding and acceptance among homeowners and property managers of future EPB obligations in the Brussels-Capital Region, as well as exemptions and financial aid.