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- Plan wallonFollowing an initial Walloon Plan for the Inclusion of LGBTQIA+ People (2022–2024), Wallonia is continuing its efforts through a 2025–2029 Strategy for the Inclusion of LGBTQIA+ People, carried out in partnership with the Wallonia-Brussels Federation.
Developed with Prisme, Unia, the Institute for the Equality of Women and Men (IEFH), as well as various stakeholders in the field, the strategy is structured around 7 strategic axes and 18 operational objectives. - Plan wallonAdopted by the Walloon Government on 30 November 2018, the Eat Tomorrow Strategy aims to coordinate, connect and facilitate local and regional food initiatives. It provides Wallonia with a global vision, a working methodology and a targeted work plan on a priority theme for the next three years: Green Deal Sustainable Cantines collective catering. The Food Wallonia action plan, a new employment-environment alliance on food, is also part of this strategy.
- Plan wallonThe first plan to combat racism comprises 38 measures that will enable action to be taken at different levels: combating discrimination, the professional integration of people of foreign origin, and an active policy of diversity and non-discrimination.
- Plan wallonThe Cyclable Wallonia Plan 2030 aims to make cycling possible, safe and normal for everyone. It is broken down into four components, on which work must progress in parallel (Governance, Networks and Infrastructures, Offering Services, and Communication and Awareness).
- Plan wallonThe Air Climate Energy Plan (PACE) 2030 is a revision of the text adopted in 2019, following an extensive participatory process. It lays the foundations for developing a new prosperity through a low-carbon economy, supporting a sustainable quality of life for all. It resolutely commits Wallonia to a process of structural transformation for the climate.
- Plan wallonOn 23 October 2025, the Walloon Government adopted the 2025-2029 version of Digital Wallonia, Wallonia's digital strategy. Aligned with the priorities of Europe's Digital Decade, Digital Wallonia is based on six major priorities: connected and smart territory, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, digital transformation and innovation, digital skills and data sovereignty.