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The City of Brussels organizes several guided walks to discover the biodiversity in the parks and green spaces of the city. The number of participants is limited to 15 people and wearing a face mask is mandatory.

The September-October issue of JOBrusseleir, the magazine of the Job House of the City of Brussels, is available on this website. The newsletter is only available in Dutch and French.

The City of Brussels and the Brussels Capital Region are jointly setting up a test for the mobility at the Bois de la Cambre (Ter Kamerenbos). The new mobility plan will come into effect on Monday 14 September 2020, for a period of 2 months.

Tuesday 8 September 2020 is the Solidarity Day of World Heritage Cities. In this special year, this day reminds that culture and heritage are essential components of communities and that they play a great role in the revival of cities.

Red zones are cities, regions or countries where the risk of coronavirus infection (Covid-19) is high. This is why travellers are treated as a 'high risk contact' on their return. It is therefore mandatory for them to remain in quarantine and be tested.

The Agenda 21 action plan indicates the effort of the City of Brussels in the field of sustainable development. It is evaluated every year. Here is an overview of the results of the year 2019.