This contract is a framework service agreement whose purpose is methodological and scientific support by experts in the execution of the scientific activities of the Brussels Institute for Statistics and Analysis (IBSA), one of the leading departments of .brussels.
The IBSA analyzes in these areas are systematically based on the Brussels-Capital region. They are mainly based on concepts relating to the labor economy, the innovation economy, business demography, national accounts, the geographical economy (and mainly the urban economy), or even public economy (including public finances) (see SCC).
The IBSA analyzes in these areas are systematically based on the Brussels-Capital region. They are mainly based on the concepts of income measures, standard of living, household poverty, social assistance or household consumption and expenditure. They can rely on the processing of survey data (see SCC).
The IBSA conducts public policy evaluations at the request of the political authorities of the Brussels-Capital Region (ministerial offices and government) or in execution of an ordinance.
Thus, the themes of evaluation can be varied and relate to:
- the governance of public policies or strategic plans / programs carried out at the level of the Brussels region,
- the dimensions of certain economic, social and environmental policies,
- spatial planning and housing policies,
- innovation or research and development policies,
- cohesion and regional development policies such as ERDF,
- the gender dimension applied to public policies,
- the simplification dimension of administrative procedures (see SCC).
The analyzes carried out at IBSA in this area are systematically based on the Brussels-Capital region. They are mainly based on concepts of population by age, sex or nationality, households, fertility, mortality, migration, invisible population because not officially registered and population perspectives (see CSC).
The IBSA analyzes in these areas are systematically based on the Brussels-Capital region. They are mainly based, as far as education is concerned, on school population concepts in compulsory education, their prospects, higher and university education, school drop-out, graduation, gender, and school mobility. social promotion and training or, in the case of early childhood care, coverage, accessibility or prospects (see CSC).
The IBSA analyzes in these areas are systematically based on the Brussels-Capital region. They are based on very diverse concepts, often complementary. The field of mobility and transport deals with the modes of transport used (vehicles, public transport, plane, bicycle, etc.), travel practices and their evolution (soft mobility, modal postponements, home-school travel and home-based travel). work, etc.), parking, freight transportation and road safety. The environmental field must be considered in its broadest sense. It concerns in particular environmental diagnoses (air, climate, water, soil, nature and biodiversity, green spaces, etc.) and environment-society links (various pressures on the environment, responses and measures taken to protect the environment, population's relationship with its environment, etc.). The areas related to the living environment and sustainable development are transversal. They have not only an environmental dimension but also social and economic dimensions (see CSC).
The IBSA analyzes in these areas are systematically based on the Brussels-Capital region. They are based on very diverse concepts, often complementary. The field of spatial planning and housing deals with the land use, the building stock, real estate transfers, rents (their level, their possible supervision, their training), the comfort of housing, bonuses. and housing allowances, parks and industrial land, social housing stock, ownership structure, relationship with households, new forms of cohabitation, vacant dwellings, etc.
As for tourism, the issues of new forms of rental by individuals of their dwellings for tourist purposes, the nights in hotels, the impact of major events on tourist attendance or the profile of tourists are areas that interest the IBSA (see CSC).
The analyzes carried out at the IBSA in the field of health systematically relate to the Brussels-Capital Region. They are frequently carried out in collaboration with other institutions, particularly the community. They are based on a wide variety of concepts, including access to care or the match between health care supply and demand, health status and health practices, gender differences, and mortality (see SCC). .