Monitored domains

The DPR provides for a balanced budget by 2029, with ~EUR 1.2 billion in savings (80% spending cuts, 20% new revenue), a one-point reduction in regional personal income tax and the merger of 25 structures into 3 entities.

The RPD provides for a reform of Brussels Cleanliness Agency, the creation of regional cleanliness brigades (regional and municipal agents), the installation of underground containers and compactors, the deployment of smart cameras in risk areas, and immediate fine collection.

The DPR maintains the LEZ and replaces Renolution with zero-interest loans. Vivaqua and Hydria merge (EUR 180M recapitalisation). However, no new CO2 targets are set — an ambiguous signal for the climate trajectory.

The RPD provides for tackling the digital divide, administrative simplification via Easy Brussels and IRISbox, smart city deployment, and positioning Brussels as an AI capital.

The RPD provides for the creation of an Urban Free Zone (Port of Brussels + Audi Forest site), positioning Brussels as the AI capital, the opening of the Kanal museum with new governance, and the Brussels Expo CONFEX project at the Heysel.

The RPD provides for creating childcare places, tackling school dropout, strengthening vocational education, and coordinating between Cocof, VGC and Communities for Brussels education policies.

The DPR sets a 70% employment rate target by end of term, with enhanced activation of jobseekers, a mandatory skills assessment and promotion of FR/NL bilingualism. The 98,458 jobseekers and 42,000 exclusions remain the context.

The DPR provides for EUR 400M for the SLRB, 1,000+ public housing units, the doubling of Be Home (EUR 320) and the replacement of Renolution with zero-interest loans (EUR 200M). Brownfield sites are arbitrated (18-month moratorium on 4 sites).

The RPD provides for the most ambitious restructuring of the Brussels regional apparatus: merging 25 structures into 4 pillars (Cross-cutting services, Core missions, infrastructure.brussels, Land coordination). Pillars 1 and 2 must be operational by 2026.

The DPR provides for the end of Good Move (replaced by a new Regional Mobility Plan), freezes Metro 3 for 10 years in favour of a tram, maintains the LEZ (pass EUR 350/year, fine reduced to EUR 80) and adds a 2nd car-free Sunday.

The RPD devotes an entire chapter to security, including the creation of a regional anti-drug commissioner, a €10M investment in station security, two SIAMU staff reinforcement phases, and the interconnection of local CCTV systems with the Federal Police.

The DPR provides for EUR 10M/year for station security (Midi and Nord), a regional drug commissioner and protection of social services. The minister-president's security role is reinforced. Kanal saved (EUR 60M).

The RPD provides for accelerated urban planning permits, a planning amnesty for historic violations, the removal of the CRMS binding opinion, and the revival of the Neo project at the Heysel.