Projects

This project focuses on promoting the revision of ecodesign regulations for solid fuel appliances for residential heating, with a specific focus on black carbon and other key climate and health damaging pollutants.

This project developed a robust political-economy analysis report, showcasing where feasible and scalable policy instruments exist and the enabling conditions for them to tackle black carbon emissions.

Breathe Cities is an ambitious initiative supporting cities around the world to cut their air pollution and climate emissions by 30% by 2030. The partnership brings together data, communities and city decision-makers to cut urban air pollution.

An initiative shining a light on the critical issue of this often-overlooked super pollutant. The initiative urges stakeholders at COP29 climate negotiations and beyond to address the significant threat posed by tropospheric ozone.

A $12.9 million programme to generate scientific research, build coalitions and implement solutions to cut emissions of the climate super pollutant, black carbon.

This project delivered a policy brief at COP28 that sets out the case for action to drive increased ambition and action on black carbon.

Our Common Air is a global commission of high-level government figures, renowned health experts, academics, and leading climate change specialists. The commission gathers together a diverse group of global leaders from public health, government, academia and the private sector to accelerate collective action on air pollution and ensure that the right to clean air can be realised by all.

An analysis of funding from philanthropic foundations to tackle air pollution between 2015 and 2022. We identify funding trends, gaps and opportunities for philanthropies to maximise the benefits of their investments.

The case for investing in air pollution and climate change together. This research analyses the health, economic and environmental benefits of clean air in Africa’s six fastest growing cities.

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.