Grants

To support the WHO's work on air quality by updating its global air quality data repository, improve the aggregation and use of exposure and health studies, and to support air pollution related reporting around SDG 11.

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.

To bring children's voices to the discourse on air pollution in in Delhi.

To support Campaign Collective to build global narratives on clean air.

This project provided support to the City of Warsaw to assess the impacts of different Low Emission Zone (LEZ) options for the city in order to provide a robust case for taking forward a scheme.

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.

Provide policy assistance and strategic communication support to policy-makers to advance action on air quality.

Empowering more people to map air pollution and advocate for clean air and increasing the quality and usability of citizen-science data.

Support the All Party Parliamentary Group on Air Pollution (APPG-AP) as it seeks to inform government policy, specifically the content of the Environment Bill, and connecting Parliamentarians to the experience of local government in designing and delivering solutions to air quality challenges.