Grants

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

To evaluate technology, calibrate data, and recommend design in coordination with the Gurgaon Metropolitan Development Authority.

To expand datasets to undertake further analysis into the relationship between traffic and air quality in London. The analysis of vehicle traffic data will support clean air policy solutions including the London Ultra Low Emission Zone and Low Traffic Neighbourhoods.

To work with STAR TV one of India’s biggest entertainment network to showcase credible content on air quality and its impact on children.

To support the transfer of 25 reference particulate matter monitors from the UK network to Sub-Saharan Africa, where there is very limited regulatory air quality monitoring.

To scale the OpenAQ platform and improve access to air quality data.

The project will design and deliver targeted campaigns for each of three city regions (Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool) with the aim of improving air quality through establishing effective Clean Air Zones and growing a new population of campaigners to engage with local government and demand cleaner air.

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

To provide Conservative councillors and metro mayors with the arguments and policy ideas they need to champion clean air locally, ahead of the local elections in 2021.

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.