Grants

To assess the real-world emissions of the vehicle fleet in Delhi, India, to inform policy actions that reduce transport emissions and help the city to meet its clean air action plan goals.

To understand and raise awareness of air pollution and climate emissions in Providence, advance use of lower-cost air quality monitoring data, support improved policy and environmental initiatives and enable Brown University to support the City of Providence’s health, wellness and climate related goals.

To support a global network of advanced PM2.5 monitoring sites that improves the quality of global air quality data resources (e.g. global health impact assessments) by improving satellite data and global-scale air quality models.

To develop an Artificial Intelligence (AI) based Decision Support System (DSS) for Lucknow (UP) to integrate air quality from various sources data at one point.

To build an even larger network of air quality campaigners across the UK to put pressure on local authorities to deliver clean air to their constituents. This project will maintain and grow campaigning activities in Manchester, Liverpool and Birmingham, as well as West Yorkshire and Glasgow.

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.

To support OpenAQ and its work to aggregate and make available the world’s air quality data.

Bring the relevant and latest knowledge on air quality data (including but not limited to low-cost monitoring, data analysis, source characterisation and air quality management) to the stakeholders in low- and middle-income countries which is currently poorly disseminated from Global North contexts.

To help stakeholders in low- and middle- income countries access the latest knowledge and expertise on air quality data (including but not limited to low-cost monitoring, data analysis, source characterisation and air quality management) which is currently poorly disseminated from Global North contexts.