Resources

The only global analysis of funding from international development donors to tackle air pollution. We highlight trends and gaps in international aid and public climate finance spending from 2015 to 2021. We also give recommendations for governments, bilateral donors and multilateral development banks to tackle dirty air and climate change together.

This is the Clean Air Fund's Annual Report and Accounts for 2022. It gives an overview of our 2022 grant-making activities, organisational progress, lessons learned and details of our financial accounts.

Insights on the key barriers and challenges involved in the development and use of air quality management guidance. This report reveals insights from governments and agencies implementing air pollution management strategies across 119 countries.

Our research on four of Africa's fastest growing cities highlights the case for investing in air pollution and climate change together.

The only global analysis of clean air funding from international development funders, governments and philanthropic foundations. This report highlights funding trends and gaps in 2015-2021, as well as recommendations for smarter investment.

This is the Clean Air Fund's Annual Report and Accounts for 2021. It gives an overview of our 2021 grant-making activities, organisational progress, lessons learned and details of our financial accounts.

How tackling air pollution can help address five global challenges: climate change, public health, childhood development, social justice and unsustainable cities.

Our new report shows that, if the government is successful in implementing planned environmental, transport and clean air policies, levels of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) could fall within the recommended interim guideline (WHO-10) from the World Health Organization across the vast majority of the UK by 2030.

A new report from Deloitte, commissioned by the Clean Air Fund, reveals air pollution impacts the productivity, absenteeism and employee retention of highly-skilled workers in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Our new publication highlights that the silent air pollution pandemic is already here — causing 7 million premature deaths each year — and action now can save many of these lives while accelerating the mitigation of climate change.