This factsheet from the WHO's Urban Health Initiative (UHI) presents communications strategies for air quality. Communications and outreach to policy-makers and the wider public are essential to mobilize and sustain support for policy solutions to air pollution and bring the needed health, environment and economic benefits....

A presentation on the importance of citizen engagement (or citizen sensing) in air pollution monitoring that impacts health. The presentation highlights the Air Kit: A Citizen Toolkit for community air pollution monitoring....

The policy brief presents the result of the project on empowering communities in Asia to address air pollution and climate change. “Empowering Communities in the Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam to Address Air Pollution and Climate Change” is a project implemented by Clean Air Asia. The project supports identification and implementation of air quality solutions through grassroots community engag...

The paper aims to improve understanding of how citizen science initiatives reflect or focus on sources of air pollution. It presents reflections emerging from a purposive literature review of 33 case studies. Specifically, it provides insights into how citizen science methodologies address air pollution sources, summarized into a typology that characterizes the pathways used to achieve impacts. Th...

The toolkit is designed to help you speak about the health impacts of air pollution and to convince people to help clean up our air. The toolkit offers practical tips on how to best engage the public on the subject of air pollution, highlights the health conditions that most people care about and recommends the most effective language and imagery choices to communicate your message. Whether you ar...

The document explores the efficacy of public health communication on community decision-making during an air pollution crisis in Perth....

The Bay Area Regional Air Quality Messaging Toolkit is used before and during air quality incidents to guide the public on preparedness and protective health measures....

The guidance document presents the methods for identifying and characterizing stakeholders, their relationships, resources, and interests related to a project or policy issue – useful for the initial scoping of an ES assessment....

The Household Energy Assessment Rapid Tool (HEART) is a template that guides users through evaluating the national-level household energy context and identifying key energy and health stakeholders. The objective of this tool is to gather and synthesize information on household energy use and associated health impacts in a country. This information can be used to stimulate discussion on appropriate...

The study conducted interdisciplinary participative stakeholder analysis to understand the data, and sectorial challenges, to outline the technological opportunities to facilitate clean air programs in Indian smart cities. The research highlights gaps due to siloed stakeholder operations, lack of data calibration, non-alignment of smart city and air quality management services, non-availability of...