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The CovidSafeBE application allows you to obtain Covid certificates and travel within the European Union (EU).

In response to the Covid-19 health crisis, the City of Brussels launched a call for Smart City projects aimed at economic recovery in the city. A budget of 200,000 euros has been awarded to 9 innovative projects using new information and communication technologies to achieve sustainable effects.

On Sunday 19 September 2021, Brussels organizes its traditional Car Free Sunday. From 9:30 am till 7 pm, motor vehicles are not allowed in the Brussels Region, including the City of Brussels.

Anyone who lives in the Brussels Region and needs or has questions about social assistance (food, housing, debt, unemployment, professional or family situation, social isolation) can call 0800 35 243 free of charge.

The City of Brussels makes hard plastic trash cans available to its residents free of charge. This is to prevent the nuisance of garbage bags torn open by stray animals or birds.

People living in the Brussels Capital Region (of 12 years and older) can get vaccinated against the coronavirus (Covid-19) without an appointment.