Resources

This report with Dalberg examines how targeted clean air interventions can address these challenges and create meaningful economic value. The report asses high impact solutions across transport, industry, agriculture, waste, power, construction, road dust, and residential combustion.

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The only global analysis of international development funding for tackling air pollution. We highlight international public funding trends from 2019 to 2023. We also provide recommendations for governments and development finance institutions.

This is the Clean Air Fund's Annual Report and Accounts for 2024. It gives an overview of our 2024 grant making activities, organisational progress, lessons learned and details of our financial accounts.

Tropospheric ozone is a powerful but often ignored super pollutant and greenhouse gas that harms our health and environment. Our new strategic roadmap provides recommendations for integrated action to mitigate climate change, deliver clean air, and support food and ecosystem security.

This practical guide supports development finance institutions (DFIs) to integrate clean air into their multi-sectoral investments. The toolkit helps DFIs to better understand air pollution and how their development projects can lead to air quality improvement.

The case for action on black carbon is clear. Our report highlights how decision-makers can cut emissions to unlock near-immediate climate gains, while improving air quality, public health and economies.

A collection of reports, research and data on the impact of air pollution on public health and strategies for action. These resources were developed by a range of health organisations supported by Clean Air Fund.

This guidance aims to support cities at whatever stage they are at on their pathway to clean air. The report helps policy makers who are interested in Clean Air Zones (CAZs) to navigate the process of developing and delivering a CAZ.

Tropospheric ozone is a greenhouse gas and super pollutant that warms the earth’s atmosphere, harms human health and damages crops and forests. Integrated action on this air pollutant will mitigate climate change, deliver clean air and support food security.