Grants

To help stakeholders in low- and middle- income countries access the latest knowledge and expertise on air quality data (including but not limited to low-cost monitoring, data analysis, source characterisation and air quality management) which is currently poorly disseminated from Global North contexts.

Bring the relevant and latest knowledge on air quality data (including but not limited to low-cost monitoring, data analysis, source characterisation and air quality management) to the stakeholders in low- and middle-income countries which is currently poorly disseminated from Global North contexts.

Funding the installment of Michael Pinksy's 'Pollution Pods' in Granary Square, London, and their journey travelling north through 5 cities, ending up in Glasgow for COP26 to mainstream the conversation of air pollution ahead of the climate conference.

To support Health Effects Institute's flagship report on the health effects of air pollution, State of Global Air.

To galvanise city action on air quality in pursuit of our vision for working with C40: that all C40 cities to reach healthy levels of air quality (WHO guideline levels) in the shortest possible time, while meeting the goals of the Paris Agreement, and for this to galvanise ambitious global action towards clean air for all.

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.

To support Campaign Collective to build global narratives on clean air.

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

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.