The actors

Regional level

Bruxelles-Propreté

PREVENTION, RESPONSE AND ENFORCEMENT ROLE:

  • Cleaning regional roads: removing flytipped waste, street-sweeping, emptying rubbish bins, cleaning drains
  • House-to-house collection of household waste in bags or containers
  • Recycling centres and mobile recycling centres for the population of Brussels
  • Free removal of 3m³ of bulky items per household per year
  • Raising awareness about sorting of rubbish, and encouraging respect for the work of personnel and for public cleanliness
  • Investigation and Reporting service for cleanliness offences
  • Logistical and material support for citizen litter-picking initiatives

Bruxelles Environnement

  • Managing regional parks and green spaces
  • Raising awareness of themes related to the environment, waste sorting, ‘zero waste’, etc.
  • Environmental education
  • ‘Inspirons le Quartier’ call for projects
  • Inspection and reporting: waste inspection and regulations for commercial contracts

Bruxelles Mobilité

  • Cleaning regional tunnels
  • Checking that water is flowing properly in drains if Bruxelles-Propreté is unable to undertake this task
  • Securing fixed equipment such as public litter bins to the ground, in collaboration with Bruxelles-Propreté
  • Developing public garden squares and roads

Sibelga

  • Cleaning electrical installations

Brussels Prevention and Safety

  • Coordinating health and safety in BCR
  • Helping the actors concerned to optimise the safety of Brussels residents and of all visitors to the Region

Regional College of Public Administration (ERAP)

  • Organising training for personnel from the local and regional public services and organisations with public utility roles within BCR
  • Training police officers who draw up reports on anti-social behaviour

Visit.Brussels

  • Running awareness-raising campaigns (on cleanliness) for tourists
  • Monuments and sites (patrimoine.Brussels)

RECY K – BXL COMPOST

BXL ENERGIE, including Recyclis

STIB - TEC – De Lijn - Flixbus

  • Cleanliness of vehicles and of metro and pre-metro stations
  • Cleanliness awareness campaigns
  • Administrative fines when the rules are broken

Port of Brussels

  • Clearing waste from the surface of the canal using boats
  • Awareness-raising campaigns on cleanliness issues

Brussels Institute for Statistics and Analysis (IBSA-BISA) – PERSPECTIVE

  • Mandated by the region in December 2019 to assess public cleanliness policies.
  • Collects, processes, analyses and publishes Brussels public statistics
  • Conducts socio-economic analyses and supports the Government with policy assessment

Bodies concerned with homelessness and health

HUB

FINANCE.BRUSSELS

INNOVIRIS

PERSPECTIVE (IBSA)

CITYDEV

BRUSAFE

BRAVVO

  • City of Brussels health and safety service, in charge of combating social exclusion and feelings of insecurity

VIVAQUA

  • Production and distribution of drinking water, management of sewerage networks and flood prevention in the Brussels Region

Urban Development Corporation

Coordination Senne

Bruxelles résilience

Donuts Bruxelles

BE WaPP

Mooimakers

Urban

BPS

Municipal level

19 Brussels municipalities

PREVENTION, RESPONSE AND ENFORCEMENT ROLE:

  • Cleaning municipal roads: removing flytipped waste, street-sweeping, emptying litter bins, public sanitation and hygiene
  • Mobile recycling centres in neighbourhoods in collaboration with Bruxelles-Propreté
  • Purchasing and installing cleanliness-related street furniture
  • Awareness-raising about sorting and public cleanliness
  • Municipal administrative sanctions or municipal cleaning tax

Gardiens de la Paix (community crime prevention officers)

  • Use of the FixMyStreet app (for some …)
  • Distribution of pocket ashtrays and awareness-raising on the ground with regard to cleanliness behaviours

Police zones

  • Use of the FixMyStreet app (by some zones)
  • Inspection and reporting of anti-social behaviour in collaboration with the municipalities and the Region

Brulocalis

  • Helping the 19 Brussels municipalities to serve the general public

Citizens, civic initiatives, neighbourhood committees, retailers’ associations

  • These actors are involved through different tools in public cleanliness issues
  • Raising awareness, organising clean-ups, etc.
  • Material, human and logistical support from the municipalities and Bruxelles-Propreté

Brussels Major Events

  • Events unit which organises events in public spaces, mostly free of charge, for the City of Brussels and other public institutions.

Municipal recycling centres

Federal level

Buildings Agency

  • Maintenance of buildings: removal of graffiti and dirt

Beliris

  • Construction, renovation and restoration projects: green spaces, neighbourhood regeneration, hard surfacing of squares, etc.

SNCB

  • Cleanliness of trains, stations and its own vehicles
  • Public cleanliness awareness campaigns
  • Sorting bins
  • Administrative fines when the rules are broken

INFRABEL

  • Company incorporated under public law which manages the Belgian railway infrastructure
  • Cleaning of certain spaces such as underpasses, car parks, etc.

IBZ Safety and Prevention

  • Improving citizen safety
  • Surveillance cameras in public spaces
  • Encouraging citizens to take measures to increase their safety

European level

Zéro Waste Europe

AVPU

ACR+

Civil society organisations

RESSOURCES Federation (Oxfam, Petits Riens, etc.)

Socio-cultural actors and organisations

  • Information and awareness-raising within the community

Civic initiatives to raise awareness about urban cleanliness issues

Private sector

Shops and supermarkets

FostPlus, Comeos & Fevia

RECUPEL, BEBAT, etc.

Denuo

Suez

UCM, BECI

Cigarette manufacturers