collaborating, connecting and creating more resilient communities across belgium
BIDs Belgium is the national organisation for Improvement Districts across Belgium. Providing support and advice, using creative design thinking processes, that result in socio/economic regeneration. Our BIDs and ‘C-BIDs’ strategy of ‘collaboration, connecting, creating and citizens’ become a valuable tool for social innovation and creating inclusive communities.
Supporting active citizens, businesses, non-profit organisations, community groups, local Communes, Cities/Regions and Governmental authorities and representatives. Helping develop Improvement Districts with an open, inclusive, collaborative and transparent approach in implementing BIDs frameworks.
Rozina Spinnoy is the Founder of BIDs Belgium, based in Brussels with her family. Passionate about Communities, Citizen engagement and Design Strategy, she founded the organisation in 2016 with support from other BIDs organisations across Europe.
If you would like to know more, please don’t hesitate to reach out and contact us, we would love to hear from you.
Rozina Spinnoy
Founder BIDs Belgium asbl/vzw
‘Silo’ Busting in Place-making with the Academy of Urbanism
In late February of this year, I participated and contributed in a conference at Dundee University held by the Academy of Urbanism. Mixing work and pleasure is always a welcome opportunity with travelling to Scotland. Connecting to like minded professionals and community for our shared vision on ‘Integrative Place-making – Addressing the ‘silos with collaborative approaches.’ […]
INCLUSIVE COMMUNITIES AND PUBLIC SPACES
BIDs launches a collaborative initiative BIDs Belgium will delve deeper into the ‘Inclusive Communities’ programme with some key partners from home and abroad. Further developing the the inclusive principles of Universal Design and combining this with Gender Equal Cities and Communities. This participatory project will involve different user groups of initially two pilot municipalities in […]
EUROCITIES 2nd Mayors Summit – The Cities: ‘A Place for Women’