The emblematic measures

Fifteen measures are regarded as emblematic, as they meet one or more of the following characteristics: high-impact, innovative, promoting the taking of responsibility, involving better coordination between operational actors. They cover the various priority issues and are set out below.

Les 15 mesures emblématiques couvrent les différents enjeux prioritaires et sont spécifiées ci-contre.

Public authorities
Municipalities-Region Cooperation Council
A public zone manager for problem zones
Improved follow-up on complaints and reports of cleanliness problems.
Calls for projects to support the municipalities’ best cleanliness initiatives
Objective indicators of cleanliness problems for each target site.
Reinforcement of bulky and chemical waste collection solutions.
Adequate provision of public litter bins and other street furniture relating to public cleanliness.
Drawing up a cleanliness action plan for every large-scale work site.
Studying the optimal solution between door-to-door waste collection and voluntary drop-off points.
Users
Promoting the work of cleaning professionals for a pleasant and clean environment.
Cleanliness ambassadors to raise awareness and mobilise citizens.
An annual citizen clean-up operation in the Brussels region.
Learning about the preservation of the environment and public cleanliness at school.
Reliance on behavioural psychology in connection with public cleanliness.
Reinforcing the control and enforcement plan for anti-social behaviour.
Companies
Getting packaging producers and tobacco companies to contribute to the costs of lack of cleanliness.
The food and retail sectors must contribute to the fight against litter.