Grants

This fellowship funds four students to pursue an MSc in Air Pollution Control and Management at the University of Birmingham.

This one year project will provide crucial communications training and support to the UK's clean air field sector in an important election year.

This project will help establish the Healthy Air Coalition for Birmingham in 2024, and contribute to improving air quality in some of the most deprived areas.

This project will provide evidence of increased demand for clean air from Black communities, plus raise awareness amongst the public and parliamentarians about the intersectionality between environmental justice, race equity and clean air.

This project will fund Possible to chair the London Healthy Air Coalition and coordinate members behind a set of policy asks. It will also allow Possible to run a campaign called Cabbies for the Climate in partnership with the London Taxi Drivers Association.

This grant supports a Volunteer Manager ahead of the Mayoral elections in May 2024 to develop a framework for recruiting, training and deploying volunteers and volunteer groups and supporting existing groups to run more effectively.

The SEI-Y team works with the corporate Alliance for Clean Air to provide technical support and strategic guidance on how companies can quantify and reduce their air pollutant emissions.

The IDB Research Department will produce two studies on the inequitable exposure of air pollution in Latin American cities, raising awareness and advocating for policy change during the WHO Conference and COP30 in Brazil.

HEAL will work toward EU policymakers increasingly prioritising clean air in health financing, driven by enhanced advocacy and expertise from health groups. This project aims to position clean air as a critical lever for advancing public health and climate goals.

This first-of-its-kind source-apportionment study in Accra aims to accurately identify pollution sources and their impact on local communities, enabling more effective policy decisions. Part of the Breathe Cities programme.