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NCP Flanders has extended the duration of its short satisfaction survey to gather valuable feedback and suggestions on the NCP services.

The survey is fully anonymous and is open until 9 October 2026.

It is organised into three sections: NCP Flanders assistance, info sessions, and NCP Flanders website & LinkedIn. If you are not familiar with one of these sections, the survey will automatically guide you to the next section.

The NCP Flanders team would greatly appreciate it if you could take a few minutes to fill in the survey and provide your opinion via this link.

If you would like to get in touch with NCP Flanders, please email info@ncpflanders.be 

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