Grants

The goal for this project was to covert the remaining 7,000 households that stand in the way of Warsaw’s clean air target to remove their furnace heating.

The project helped assess the Breathe Warsaw Data Component, offered advisory consulting to the project, trained city representatives, low-cost sensors suppliers.

This two-year project will establish a transport industry coalition to mobilise the sector and speak directly to policymakers to demonstrate that the transport industry is supportive of ambitious air quality legislation in the EU.

A pilot scheme designed to support up to 50 grassroots organisations across the combined authorities in Birmingham, Liverpool and Manchester, with grants of up to £5000. The implementation of the scheme will be followed by a period of analysis and evaluation to ensure learnings are gathered and analysed.

Two-year pilot fellowship programme to support eight students in undertaking an MSc in Air Pollution Management and Control at University of Birmingham

This grant will build demand for clean air and catalyse and connect a group of youth-led advocates for clean air in Cape Town, Accra, Lagos and during COP27. It will raise awareness of the problem of air pollution as a health and climate risk in African cities, the inadequate measurement in the target cities, and the potential for clean air access to support physical activity. It will also provide a proof of concept and learnings towards the widespread use of wearable monitoring to achieve campaigning and advocacy goals.

To build understanding and trust in the scientific evidence on air pollution and health, empowering and working with a committed local network of scientists and physicians to produce scientific assessments and to serve as trusted spokespeople to the public, NGOs and the government

To ensure that credible evidence on the impacts of air pollution on people’s health and on effective solutions is better communicated and understood at a local and global level, and that this data is delivered to decision makers in a way that informs and drives ambitious action towards cleaner air.

To support Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah's world-class campaigning to drive demand for, and delivery of, stronger action from the UK Government on clean air.

To develop an enthusiastic core of Councillors and MPs who will champion clean air policies to their colleagues.