We help Belgian organisations in their sustainability transition by involving them in the development of voluntary standards for their sector, both Belgian, European and international. Hundreds of these standards, developed by and for stakeholders, support all SDGs and are available through NBN or under development
As a public service provider, we play a key role in mobility and are an essential link for society and the economy. We provide safe, reliable and sustainable door-to-door mobility every day, with our trains taking a central place as a means of transport.
Sibelga manages the electricity and natural gas distribution networks and provides public lighting in the 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region. With innovative projects, we enable the energy transition and help Brussels achieve climate goals and improve the quality of life for all.
The OECD guidelines are recommendations from governments to multinationals, regardless of where they operate. They deal with themes such as transparency, employment and human rights. The 46 National Contact Points worldwide monitor compliance and help resolve disputes through consensus-based methods such as mediation and conciliation.
The Global Challenges Department coordinates development cooperation for the Flemish government, with a focus on Southern Africa, support in Flanders, and humanitarian aid. It ensures policy coherence, manages relations with multilateral institutions, oversees part of Flanders’ climate financing, and monitors policy and international trade in strategic climate-related goods.
The Agency For Facility Operations (Het Facilitair Bedrijf) supports the entities of the Flemish government with a range of services in the field of facilities, real estate, document management and public procurement. We want to fulfill an exemplary role by efficiently realising a sustainable facility offer.
The UN Regional Information Centre (UNRIC) communicates on the UN’s mandate for a peaceful, fair and sustainable world. UNRIC represents the UN Communications Department in Western Europe, works in 22 countries and 13 languages, and strengthens cooperation with EU, civil society, media, academic and creative partners, think tanks and UN agencies in Brussels.
We strive for a sustainable, energy-efficient and climate-intelligent society with respect for people, animals and ecosystems. We make environmentally friendly choices and strengthen the link between ecological, social and economic aspects, with a focus on a high-quality living environment.
Le Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie is the federal opera house. As an innovative opera house, La Monnaie offers an exceptional lyrical repertoire.
Brussels Environment is the public service for the environment and energy of the Brussels Region. In addition to legislation, permits and control, the service helps residents, companies and governments with the environmental and energy transition through awareness-raising, technical expertise and support measures for sustainable initiatives.
