Administrative complexity is a major challenge in the planning of large-scale projects in Brussels. For want of an overarching authority, multiple actors with different functions or powers have to make and implement a concerted decision. The COMCA method is used to determine the support for multi-actor, multi-level projects and thus to assist policy makers in their decisions. The various players are classified according to their role in the project. Project alternatives are assessed on criteria established by each of the actors. The desirability of each alternative is evaluated for each actor, but also for every group of actors responsible for a specific task in the project. This article describes how the method was applied as a participato...
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Met dit artikel wil de auteur een bijdrage leveren tot de reflectie over het schoolinschrijvingsbele...
Het aantal gemeenteraadsleden en schepenen in het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest is relatief hoog, e...
The relationship between offices and planning in Brussels could be summed up as a series of missed o...
De bestuurlijke complexiteit vormt een grote uitdaging voor grootschalige projecten in Brussel. Bij ...
This article goes back over the debate which still remains to be settled and which divides the Bruss...
This article traces the history of the project for a Regional Express Railway (RER) from, towards, i...
At a time when mobility in Brussels is becoming increasingly critical from the standpoints of the en...
Does the “big city” project take place via the suppression of municipalities and the drastic reducti...
The new pedestrian area in the centre of Brussels is one of the most important urban projects of the...
This article opens the black box of the remote controlled traffic light system used by public transp...
Dit artikel buigt zich over de toekomst van Brussel ingeval de Belgische staat omgevormd wordt in ee...
Due to a flexible and cross-cutting approach, the urban project is emblematic of contemporary urbani...
Travel between home and work structures the daily life of many workers in Belgium. How is this mobil...
With an approach based on the modelling of travel time in the Brussels Region, this article examines...
Het is voor jonge technologiebedrijven soms moeilijk om aan financiering te geraken. Nochtans komen ...
Met dit artikel wil de auteur een bijdrage leveren tot de reflectie over het schoolinschrijvingsbele...
Het aantal gemeenteraadsleden en schepenen in het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest is relatief hoog, e...
The relationship between offices and planning in Brussels could be summed up as a series of missed o...