Citizen survey on public cleanliness in Jurbise

The municipality launches a survey to better understand citizens' motivations for engaging in cleanliness initiatives.

Generic image of people participating in a citizen cleanup action in a park, with adults of different ages picking up litter. Soft natural light.
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Generic image of people participating in a citizen cleanup action in a park, with adults of different ages picking up litter. Soft natural light.

The Municipality of Jurbise is launching a survey across Wallonia to better understand citizens' motivations regarding public cleanliness and volunteering.

Whether it's picking up a few pieces of litter during a walk, participating in the Grand Spring Cleanup, or becoming a Cleanliness Ambassador, there are many ways to contribute to a cleaner and more pleasant environment. The BeWaPP non-profit organization aims to understand what drives citizens to engage in these volunteer actions, what motivates them to continue, or conversely, what might make them stop.
To gather this information, a large survey is open to all individuals aged 16 and over. Participation takes only about ten minutes and is crucial for understanding citizens' expectations regarding public cleanliness.
Based on information from the official source: Commune de Jurbise (04/11/2026)