Grants

To create an aspirational and visual image of what sustainable Indian cities could look like in the future.

To support the WHO's work on air quality by updating its global air quality data repository, improve the aggregation and use of exposure and health studies, and to support air pollution related reporting around SDG 11.

Empowering more people to map air pollution and advocate for clean air and increasing the quality and usability of citizen-science data.

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

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.

Extension of low cost data network from Aug - Dec 2020

To maximise the impact of the Breathe London communications, including drawing on specialist expertise to enhance their capacity across strategy development, editorial and PR.

An extension of Year 1 to ensure maximum replicability of project and translate data into action.