
Belgium Data Desk connects your AI to about 21,700 Belgian open-data records from federal, regional and local publishers: Statbel, the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO/BCE), the National Bank, IRCEL-CELINE, Infrabel, Fluvius, Elia, the Flemish, Walloon and Brussels agencies and many cities.
Ask in Dutch, French or English. For common needs such as population, enterprise numbers, company accounts, air quality, unemployment, train punctuality, elections, addresses or parcels, the official reference source comes first, with who publishes it and the pitfall to avoid, for example the municipal mergers of 1 January 2025 or the difference between benefit counts and the unemployment rate.
https://data.vecture.be/mcpBelgian public data, answered from the official sources. For figures, use the answer tools: (Statbel: population and income by municipality, province or region, rankings, inflation and health index, unemployment), (IRCEL-CELINE: now, forecast and annual means at an address), (VMM's official flood-prone classes at an address in Flanders), and for the subsurface in Flanders , and (DOV). Their answers start with key_facts built from the data in the same answer; quote them with the reference date and cite the provenance block. To find datasets and files instead: (Dutch, French or English; the official source first for common needs), (licence, contact, link checks), (real columns and sample rows) and . To tell a publisher about a problem in its data, drafts a message the user sends from their own mailbox. Catalogue results are metadata and link-check evidence, not statements about data correctness.
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