Grants

This Breathe Cities project will conduct an in-depth analysis of the current need for amendments to Sofia's Low Emission Zone policies. The primary focus of this analysis will be on the challenges related to the legal enforcement of the ordinance.

This Breathe Cities project aims to raise awareness on the benefits of the Warsaw low emissions zone through the organisation of citizen-led dialogues.

This two-phase Breathe Cities project supports the implementation of the LEZ in Warsaw and campaigns for the introduction of additional clean transport measures for reducing air pollution from traffic.

This Breathe Cities project targets to reduce air pollution in Warsaw by changing transport preferences among young people from “Generation Z”.

School of Leadership equips 17 Polish mayors with the necessary knowledge, skills and connections to successfully address air pollution in their policymaker roles.

This Breathe Cities project aims to assess the impact of respiratory-related diseases and morbidities from air pollution over the past decade in Accra, and explore policy interventions to address it.

This project’s goal is to review existing local bye-laws, engaging local government leadership and communities for incorporation of air pollution parameters in bye-laws. This will enhance enforcement capabilities of the local assemblies in Accra.

The project goal is to develop municipality specific air quality action plans based on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regional level air quality management plans for the 15 assemblies in the Breathe Accra project.

The Breathe Cities programme aims to reduce emissions from the transportation and industrial sectors in Jakarta, with the overarching goal to improve data, awareness and demand for clean air and address the disproportionate impact of air pollution on certain populations.

The Breathe Cities project's goal is to develop municipality specific air quality action plans based on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regional level air quality management plans for the 15 assemblies in the Breathe Accra project.