Namur launches call for projects to revitalize its Meuse riverbanks

The City of Namur invites citizens and stakeholders to propose ideas for developing and enhancing the riverbanks.

Aerial view of the Meuse riverbanks in Namur, Belgium, showing green spaces and urban elements under a cloudy sky.
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Aerial view of the Meuse riverbanks in Namur, Belgium, showing green spaces and urban elements under a cloudy sky.

The City of Namur has launched a call for projects to revitalize and develop its Meuse riverbanks, inviting citizens and local stakeholders to submit innovative ideas.

The City of Namur has initiated a call for projects aimed at rethinking and developing the banks of the Meuse river. This initiative is part of an effort to enhance the river heritage and improve the quality of life for Namur's residents.
The objective is to transform these areas into attractive, accessible, and sustainable living spaces, considering environmental challenges and citizen participation. Proposals can cover various aspects such as greening, creating relaxation areas, installing recreational or sports facilities, or developing cultural and leisure activities.
Project leaders, including citizens, associations, businesses, or institutions, are invited to submit their ideas by October 2, 2026. A jury will select the most relevant and feasible projects that will contribute to revitalizing the Meuse quays in Namur.
This project aligns with the City of Namur's strategy to strengthen its appeal and promote urban development that is environmentally friendly and focused on the well-being of its inhabitants.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Namur — Actualités (02/10/2026)