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This was N-Brussel in 2022
Sports and games in the city
Playcation, Stadskriebels and the playgroups make Brussels a city for children.
Edible neighbourhood greenery brings people together
In the Ter Ursulinen neighbourhood garden, local residents and organisations grow fruit and vegetables, children learn to eat healthily and older persons meet one another.
Will you become a #leerkrachtBXL (#teacherBXL) too
In 2022, we encouraged plenty of lateral entrants into education, like Tobias. He worked in a different sector, but is now going for a career switch as a teacher.
Music connects young and old
Sing 4.0, an interactive classical concert. Children listen, watch and move along to the music. Meanwhile, residents of care centres are also enjoying it via a livestream. Music connects young and old.
Every young person's voice counts
Cinema Cachet features young people who interacted with youth support, such as Hariette. This is how they inspire other young people, support services, public opinion and policy.
Enhancing Dutch and valuing home languages
Multilingual pupils like the fact that schools enhance Dutch as well as valuing home languages. The online platform 'Brussel Vol Taal' supports schools in this.
We do it for the people of Brussels
We invest in schools, childcare, well-being and health infrastructure, cultural, youth and sports infrastructure. More than 1,200 employees work for the people of Brussels every day.
Objectives
Brussels gives children and adolescents space
Brussels brings people together
Brussels cherishes talent
Brussels connects
Brussels moves and cares
Brussels speaks many languages
Brussels organises
Our multi-year plan for 2022-2025: Working together to create Brussels
The College of the Flemish Community Commission (VGC) presents its first strategic multi-year plan. This ambitious plan brings together all aspects of VGC’s policy. The plan translates policy choices into concrete objectives and actions for the coming years.
The VGC collaborated with Brussels residents and invited everyone with an interest in Brussels’ current and future challenges to think about the challenges Brussels faces today and tomorrow . Read more on: “How did the multi-year plan come into being?”
The VGC is there for you
With this plan, the VGC is addressing:
- Dutch-speaking residents of Brussels
- anyone who is interested in the Dutch-speaking network of services and facilities
- everyone who spontaneously comes into contact with the N-network.