Grants

To support an effective Secretariat to bring together NGOs from across the health and environmental sectors with a shared interest in ensuring that people across the UK breathe clean air.

Enabling OpenAQ's platform to serve as the most useful and accessible air quality data platform in the world due to such qualities as being freely available; providing the greatest geographical coverage; providing centralised and directly comparable data; providing real-time data and historical data not typically saved on other platforms; and providing tools that allow stakeholders with varying technical competencies to use the OpenAQ platform to produce the evidence needed to demand clean air action.

This project aims to build guidance and establish a process for developing low emission zones in Poland and to create an enabling environment at the local level, for example through the provision of expert support to local officials and decision-makers throughout LEZ development and implementation.

The project aims to demonstrate the economic and social benefits of cleaner air and showcase the urgency for action. It will build on existing data to show the linkages between air pollution and key policy areas, map and analyse the existing policy framework, including the revision of the Ambient Air Quality Directive, and put forward policy recommendations for further action.

To put air quality on the political agenda of the local elections through key mayoral candidates and to make the public case more about their candidate's actions regarding air pollution when choosing who to vote for.

Build widespread acknowledgement of the impact of air pollution on categories of essential workers whose work exposes them to such vulnerability, ensuring that solutions to air pollution are not only technically sound but also equitable and inclusive.

This project will support the Polish government in adopting the revised EU Ambient Air Quality Directives (AAQDs) with AQ standards aligned with WHO. The project will provide evidence to the Polish government regarding the consequences/impact of full alignment with the new WHO/EU AAQD standards and policy scenarios to achieve them.

The objective of the project is to have the EU fully align with the new WHO AQ guidelines in the revised Ambient Air Quality Directives

Working with 6 Polish cities to prepare plans to fully comply with EU Clean Air for Europe and National Emissions Ceilings Directives and highlight that it is possible to achieve ambitious air quality standards.

FPPE works with national government on the amendment of national transport legislation to make low emission zones effective in combating air pollution.