Zemst launches survey for 'Child and Youth-Friendly Municipality' label

Residents are urged to participate in surveys to make the municipality more child and youth-friendly, aiming for a label in 2028.

Generic image of a diverse group of people of various ages filling out questionnaires in a bright, modern community space.
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Generic image of a diverse group of people of various ages filling out questionnaires in a bright, modern community space.

The municipality of Zemst is launching a survey among its residents to assess child and youth-friendliness, with the goal of obtaining the corresponding label by 2028.

To determine how child and youth-friendly Zemst is, the municipality is organizing a survey among its residents. With the collected information, they aim to achieve the label ‘Child and Youth-Friendly Municipality’ in 2028. The municipality calls on all residents to participate in the surveys, regardless of their age or background.
The surveys are launched via Zemst aan Zet (www.zemst.be/kind-en-jeugdvriendelijk) and are divided into three groups: children under twelve years old, teenagers, and adults. The more residents participate, the better the municipality will understand what is working well and where challenges remain.
The results of these surveys, combined with available figures, will form the basis for the next steps in the process towards the coveted 'Child and Youth-Friendly Municipality' label.
Based on information from the official source: Gemeente Zemst (13/10/2026)