Projects

An initiative shining a light on the critical issue of this often-overlooked super pollutant. The initiative urges stakeholders at COP29 climate negotiations and beyond to address the significant threat posed by tropospheric ozone.

A $12.9 million programme to generate scientific research, build coalitions and implement solutions to cut emissions of the climate super pollutant, black carbon.

An analysis of funding from philanthropic foundations to tackle air pollution between 2015 and 2022. We identify funding trends, gaps and opportunities for philanthropies to maximise the benefits of their investments.

The only global analysis of funding from international development donors to tackle air pollution. We highlight trends and gaps in international aid and public climate finance spending from 2015 to 2021. We also give recommendations for governments, bilateral donors and multilateral development banks to tackle dirty air and climate change together.

Governments are missing some of the best opportunities to tackle climate change because they overlook substantial economic, healthcare and other benefits these policies also offer by reducing air pollution. This report makes the case for joined-up action.