Oxygen Brussels: Action Plan to Support Brussels SMEs

This 22-measure plan aims to simplify procedures, facilitate access to public procurement, and support business development.

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The Brussels Government launches Oxygen Brussels, an action plan comprising 22 measures to support regional SMEs, focusing on administrative simplification and public procurement access.

The Oxygen Brussels plan, developed in consultation with social partners and administrations, includes 22 concrete measures to revitalize the regional economy. It aims to simplify administrative procedures, facilitate access to public procurement, and better support businesses in their development or transfer.
Hub.info will become the reference platform for entrepreneurs, offering a one-stop shop for finding premises and clear information on taxes. Specific actions are also planned to address economic difficulties affecting neighborhoods.
The plan is structured around four priorities: simplifying the business journey, aiding growth (access to finance, social economy, business transfer), making public procurement more accessible to SMEs, and improving business conditions in neighborhoods (parking, security, cleanliness).
Initial actions will focus on energy connections and addressing security issues. Other measures will be deployed progressively after evaluation. Each action will be led by the competent Government member, with a first progress report expected in early 2027.
Based on information from the official source: Bruxelles Mobilité (be.brussels) — Transport & mobilité (15/10/2026)