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Participatory data gathering on environmental risks could be transformative for policy change and youth-led activism in Africa’s rapidly urbanising cities.

When it comes to engaging local government on environmental issues, hearing directly from the most vulnerable on the detrimental effects of air pollution can be a powerful catalyst for policy change.

IKEA has taken a pioneering step on corporate reporting. The Inter IKEA Group is the first multinational company to publish a detailed multi-year inventory of outdoor air pollution emissions across its value chain.

More than 90% of the world's children breathe toxic air every day. Community organisers based in Chile, Albania and the US came together to discuss the power of local action to catalyse change.

Clean Air Fund's Executive Director highlights three important examples of cross-sector cooperation from the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos.

From improving air quality data reporting to cities committing to clean air - here are nine changes we want to see in 2023.

The LeadAir programme is a unique network of local governments with a shared goal to improve air quality. Anita Cieślicka reflects on their work to accelerate solutions to air pollution.

Despite impact investing’s growing popularity, grant funding is still pivotal to achieving change where financial returns aren’t possible. From human rights to environmental litigation, grants provide unique support in complex contexts and challenges.

The clean air movement achieved breakthroughs in a tough political environment in 2022. Here are five insights to improve and maximise progress towards our mission of clean air for all.

2022 was a challenging year, but campaigners and civil society organisations drove global progress in advocating for air pollution as a child health and development issue.