Pourquoi ne pas en finir avec la tarification progressive de l'eau à Bruxelles ? by Xavier May, Pauline Bacquaert, Jean-Michel Decroly, Léa de Guiran, Chloé Deligne, Pierre Lannoy, Valentina Marziali

“…In 2005, the Brussels-Capital Region switched from linear pricing to progressive pricing per person because the latter was supposed to be social and ecological. …”
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Identification of Human Case of Avian Influenza A(H5N1) Infection, India by Varsha Potdar, Megha Brijwal, Rakesh Lodha, Pragya Yadav, Santosh Jadhav, Manohar Lal Choudhary, Aashish Choudhary, Veena Vipat, Nivedita Gupta, Ashok Kumar Deorari, Lalit Dar, Priya Abraham

“… A 11-year-old boy with acute myeloid leukemia was brought for treatment of severe acute respiratory infection in the National Capital Region, New Delhi, India. Avian influenza A(H5N1) infection was laboratory confirmed. …”
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Waarom geen einde maken aan de progressieve tarifering voor water in Brussel? by Xavier May, Pauline Bacquaert, Jean-Michel Decroly, Léa de Guiran, Chloé Deligne, Pierre Lannoy, Valentina Marziali

“…In 2005, the Brussels-Capital Region switched from linear pricing to progressive pricing per person because the latter was supposed to be social and ecological. …”
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Education in Brussels by Rudi Janssens, Donat Carlier, Piet Van de Craen

“…This paper focuses on the situation of compulsory education in the Brussels Capital Region. Schools are not isolated entities within which the learning process takes place and can not be viewed separately from the metropolitan environment within which they function. …”
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Cartographies des champs d’interaction dans et autour de Bruxelles : navettes, déménagements et appels téléphoniques by Arnaud Adam, Jean-Charles Delvenne, Isabelle Thomas

“…Using conventional relational data (residential migrations, commutes to and from the workplace) and less conventional relational data (mobile telephony calls), the space in and around the Brussels-Capital Region is partitioned into groups of closely inter-related places using a mathematical community detection method. …”
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Centre et périphéries : des espaces en compétition ? by Moritz Lennert, Mathieu Van Criekingen

“…This article presents the results of an enquiry concerning the types of localisation chosen by a sample of production service enterprises in the Brussels Capital Region and its periphery. This enquiry highlights several specific combinations of localisation factors that, in some cases, are reflected spatially by distinct parts of the metropolitan area. …”
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De schoolinschrijvingen in Brussel regelen by Estelle Cantillon

“…This article aims to contribute to the current debate on the optimal regulation of school choice in the Brussels Capital Region. We first summarize the current regulatory framework and make the distinction between the political objectives pursued by the regulation of school choice, and the procedure that implements these objectives. …”
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Breaking Barriers: Using Open Data to Strengthen Pathways in Community-Campus Engagement for Community Action on Environmental Sustainability by Leigha McCarroll, Eileen O’Connor, Jason Garlough

“…Specifically, we will reflect on practical applications of co-creating a brokering tool to strengthen connections between local environmental non-profit organizations and the six postsecondary institutions in the National Capital Region (Ottawa/Gatineau). The report outlines a process of standardizing and visually depicting data on university and college engagement opportunities, created with an aim of making it easier for potential community partners, students, faculty, and even the general public to search, filter, and discover new programs, researchers, and services that match their interests. …”
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Regulating School Choice in Brussels by Estelle Cantillon

“…This article aims to contribute to the current debate on the optimal regulation of school choice in the Brussels Capital Region. We first summarize the current regulatory framework and make the distinction between the political objectives pursued by the regulation of school choice, and the procedure that implements these objectives. …”
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Migratory movements and dynamics of neighbourhoods in Brussels by Gilles Van Hamme, Taïs Grippa, Mathieu Van Criekingen

“…This article is aimed at defining the role of migratory movements in the dynamics of the sociodemographic transformation of neighbourhoods in the Brussels-Capital Region, and at making some observations in terms of political implications. …”
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Unemployment in Brussels: between skill mismatch and job competition by Hervé Devillé

“…This study presents an analysis of developments in the qualitative flexibility of the Brussels-Capital Region’s labour market since the start of the 1990s. …”
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Invisibilised Visions: 'Migrant mothers and the reordering of citizenship in a Nordic welfare state context' by Camilla Nordberg

“…Drawing on two case stories from the capital region of Finland, I discuss the dynamics of mothers’ claims-making for a transitionary citizenship, from the sphere of the home via social rights based public daycare to language training and education. …”
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Study of regional inequalities: case of Bulgaria by Ivaylo Ivanov

“…The results show significant inequalities between the capital region and other regions for the whole period and relative small imbalances between other regions. …”
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A 24-hour population distribution dataset based on mobile phone data from Helsinki Metropolitan Area, Finland by Claudia Bergroth, Olle Järv, Henrikki Tenkanen, Matti Manninen, Tuuli Toivonen

“…Measurement(s) population distribution Technology Type(s) mobile phone • digital curation Factor Type(s) geographic location • hour of the day • day of the week Sample Characteristic - Environment city Sample Characteristic - Location Capital Region • Helsinki Machine-accessible metadata file describing the reported data: https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.17168978…”
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Daily mobility in Brussels: challenges, tools and priority undertakings by Michel Hubert, Kevin Lebrun, Philippe Huynen, Frédéric Dobruszkes

“…This synopsis makes use of the data and analyses from the first two Cahiers de l’Observatoire de la mobilité of the Brussels-Capital Region, bringing up to date the synopsis from the Citizens’ Forum of Brussels published in 2009 and adding to it considerably. …”
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Réguler les inscriptions scolaires à Bruxelles by Estelle Cantillon

“…This article aims to contribute to the current debate on the optimal regulation of school choice in the Brussels Capital Region. We first summarize the current regulatory framework and make the distinction between the political objectives pursued by the regulation of school choice, and the procedure that implements these objectives. …”
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“Quel est votre projet ?” L’insertion socioprofessionnelle des usagers dans les CPAS bruxellois by Isabelle Lacourt

“…Isabelle Lacourt describes and analyses close up the socio-occupational integration (SOI) work done in several welfare offices (CPAS-OCMWs) in the Brussels-Capital Region. In so doing, she pays particular attention to the schemes that have been set up and the tools and methods that are specific to these offices. …”
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Indirect comparison of efficacy of dupilumab versus mepolizumab and omalizumab for severe type 2 asthma by Katrine Prætorius, Daniel P. Henriksen, Johannes M. Schmid, Pernille Printzlau, Lars Pedersen, Hanne Madsen, Ehm A. Andersson, Louise Klokker Madsen, Bo L. Chawes

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Cartography of interaction fields in and around Brussels: commuting, moves and telephone calls by Arnaud Adam, Jean-Charles Delvenne, Isabelle Thomas

“…Using conventional relational data (residential migrations, commutes to and from the workplace) and less conventional relational data (mobile telephony calls), the space in and around the Brussels-Capital Region is partitioned into groups of closely inter-related places using a mathematical community detection method. …”
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Vijftig jaar kantoorproductie in Brussel by Christian Dessouroux

“…The historical analysis of office building production reveals a spatial development which is centrifugal, asymmetrical and polycentric.The present study – initiated by the activities of the Review of office property (office monitoring centre) – was conducted in the framework of the collective work published by the Studies and Planning Department of the Ministry of the Brussels-Capital Region, entitled Bruxelles, ses bureaux, ses employés. …”
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