This bench stores water and irrigates plants while you rest
The innovative project received funding from the participatory budget in Lille, France
Apart from car lanes, the 130-metre-long structure also features a 4-metre-wide bike lane
The city’s new climate strategy will work in tandem with the recently approved Spatial Policy Plan to provide a holistic vision for a sustainable future
Where would you go this holiday season?
The information will be useful to entrepreneurs and city services in Ghent and Bruges
The Flemish city will be supporting their fossil-free transition
Because pets are not just for those who can afford them
Meeting up to 10 people at restaurants and cafés will be possible, so will be travelling
Schools, cultural institutions, beauty salons and some sport restart their activities today
The tourism industry in Bruges might be one step closer to sustainable mobility
They could contribute to the country's reduction of greenhouse emissions
Thanks to the new design, it will spare the long waiting times to car and bus drivers, cyclists and pedestrians
The Belgian city has introduced several measures in favour of cleanliness and healthy air
Hundreds of legislative seats are up for grabs. See what is planned for this Sunday
You have only till the end of the month to apply
Also known as Mardi Gras, this holiday is an important time marker between times of lavish festivities and temperance
Here is how and when to register for the European Parliament elections in Belgium, France and Luxembourg
The new programme, Smart Cities, Climate Action& Circular Economy II, will help local authorities, inter-municipal groupings and non-commercial organisations to implement their smart and sustainable projects
There is a funnier, cheaper and environment-friendly way of dealing with your broken gadgets
Since 1866, in Belgium is celebrated the King's Day on November 15th
Impressive constructions by contemporary artists and architects are waiting for you
Visitors can rest on some hammocks or on oblique rope walls
“Mobility remains an important pillar, we need to balance accessibility and livability within a historical context.”
Considerable amount of European presidents or prime ministers, many ministers, diplomats and civil servants have studied there