Grants

This Breathe Cities project aims to collect real-world vehicle emissions data in Greater Johannesburg with remote sensing technology, to evaluate the vehicle fleet, identify high-emission groups, and inform the creation of a Clean Air Zone.

This Breathe Cities projects supports a campaign leading up to the delivery of various activities before the International Day for Clean Air for Blue Skies in Johannesburg.

This Breathe Cities project conducts a city-wide polling exercise in Johannesburg to provide the city with data and evidence on residents' thoughts and perceptions of air quality, transport interventions, and other emissions reduction measures. The outcomes of this work will provide a solid foundation for policy design and development.

This Breathe Cities projects renews data licensing for six existing low-cost sensors in Johannesburg for a three year term.

This Breathe Cities project is aimed at raising awareness about air quality issues and potential solutions in the metropolitan area of Milan by targeting primary and high school students, and teachers.

This Breathe Cities project aims to develop a new air quality action plan for 2025–2029. This includes building capacity for Nairobi City County Government (NCCG) officials to integrate air quality efforts into broader government activities.

This Breathe Cities project seeks to build momentum collaborative support for stronger air quality regulations in Nairobi through a broad communications led by Kusudi Cause Communication Trust in partnership with NAPTA, Muungano wa Wanavijiji, and Groots Kenya.

This Breathe Cities project will develop and strengthen air quality regulations for Nairobi City County. These will be based on national standards and existing national regulations for sectors like transportation, waste management, and industry.

This Breathe Cities project aims to improve air quality monitoring in Nairobi by addressing the limitations of low-cost sensors. By co-locating low-cost sensors with a high-accuracy reference sensor, this will improve calibration and data interpretation.

This Breathe Cities project is a continuation of study on the assessment of ultrafine particles in Paris and international comparison as part of the second campaign funded by the air quality partnership with Bloomberg Philantropies.