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Imagine… What would you propose for our vibrant community at the Josaphat site (not the park)?

BRALpublication # 4 gives an overview and analysis of a new genereation of residents’ initiatives.

Recup’Kitchen is a project that will give pride of place to food reclamation in association with the Latinis vegetable garden. It will be located on the site of the old Josaphat train station. 
 

The basic principles of the system have been set out in the Brussels Town Planning Code (CoBAT. / BWRO). Its modalities have been set down in detail in several implementing decrees.

BRAL, a Belgian NGO that aims at making Brussels more sustainable, demonstrated in front of the European Council’s.

Author Hilde Geens (°1953) is senior staff member urban planning at BRAL. She has been working since the early eighties on the ‘European dossier’ and was deeply involved in all initiatives and actions described in this publication.

Nature Alert

The Brussels Council for the Environment (Bral vzw) wants to involve expats in Brussels more closely in the urban planning decision-making in Brussels. For years, BRAL as a critical Brussels NGO has been providing the necessary up-to-date information about public inquiries and consultation committees on its website in Dutch. From today, and not by chance at the beginning of the European Year of the Citizen, that tool is also available in French and English. 

Uit een reeks ronde tafels en brainstormings met terreinorganisaties distilleerdeBral de publicatie "Zero waste in Brussel...

Bral is a non-profit-organisation which stands for Brusselse Raad voor het Leefmilieu (Brussels Environmental Association). It is an independent network of residents' committees and active residents who took interest in the city environment in every meaning of the word, which means as much to the environment itself as to mobility, urban development as urban renewal.