Grants

Six Polish cities will prepare plans to 100% comply with EU CAFE and NEC Directives and showcase to the national government it is possible to achieve ambitious AQ standards.

Through campaigning and advocacy activities, enforcement of anti-smog resolutions will be strengthened in 3 Polish regions.

Through training and subgrants, womens activists will include air pollution in their campaigning activities.

Doctors are engaged on the health impacts of air pollution by joining a Doctors' Network for Clean Air and become spokespeople both with patients, the wider public and decision makers.

Mobilising and strengthening the scientific community in Southeast Europe, reviewing available evidence on health impacts and making it more accessible.

Powerful voices, such as mothers, athletes and patients, are engaged through campaigning activities to raise awareness on air pollution.

A public movement for clean air of local NGOs and campaigns is created to improve action on clean air.

ECAC accelerated a movement of scientists to provide evidence for informed policy decisions in Poland.

Supporting NGOs to create a shadow implementation report on the EU National Emissions Ceiling Directive to promote awareness and build capacity of national governments, local authorities and civil society on what a good National Air Pollution Control Programme should look like.

The Polish Smog Alert network is growing, increasing bottom-up demand and action on clean air.