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We regularly work with consultants and suppliers to achieve our mission. We publish opportunities here.

Request for proposals: Support the implementation of the Urban Zones for Clean Air (ZUMA)

Clean Air Fund and C40 Cities are seeking proposals from service providers to support the implementation of the Urban Zone for Clean Air (ZUMA) Bosa-Apogeo and facilitate the declaration of a second ZUMA in Bogotá. The provider will establish baseline data and develop methodology to monitor impact during implementation. They will design an integral public space intervention for ZUMA Bosa-Apogeo and formulate its implementation plan. The results of the initiative will support its integration into broader urban development efforts and serve as a replicable model for other areas and cities.

Submit by 23 June, 2025 (deadline extended)

Request for proposals: Commemorating the International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies in Nairobi

We’re seeking proposals from organisations to deliver a comprehensive city-led campaign to commemorate International Day for Clean Air for Blue Skies, observed globally on the 7th of September. This year, Nairobi will host a dynamic week-long celebration highlighting its progress under the Breathe Cities Initiative, amplifying the voices of communities most affected by air pollution, and showcasing innovative local actions in education, civic engagement, art, and media that advance global air quality goals and inspire collective responsibility for clean air.

Submit by 26 June, 2025

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Our 'Clean Air for All' Strategy (2023–2026) sets out how we are driving progress on tackling global air pollution, including our theory of change.