Dr Rose Bailey is an international climate change action planning and transparency expert. She has 14 years of international experience, providing support, advice, technical assistance, and capacity building at the city, state, and country levels.
This presentation provides an overview of the efforts and progress made by C40 Cities in tackling climate change and air pollution at the city level, including the implementation of high-impact climate actions, the reduction of PM2.5 concentrations, the drivers of progress, and the tools and initiatives used to integrate climate, air quality, and health into city planning and decision-making processes.
This presentation provides an overview of the Asian Co-benefits Partnership and its emphasis on social benefits and implementation, with a case study on renewables in West Java. It also highlights the potential for solar PV in Bandung and the estimated co-benefits of its installation in residences. Additionally, it mentions the connections between climate actions, environmental impacts, health impacts, and impacted groups, and the need for a tool to demonstrate these connections.
This presentation provides an overview of the importance of including air pollution in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), examples of how countries have included air quality in their NDCs, the options for including air pollution in NDCs, and the support provided by the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) to enhance NDCs.
This presentation provides an overview of the World Meteorological Organization's Global Atmosphere Watch (GAW) program, which aims to advance the understanding of atmospheric composition and its interactions with the Earth system through research, observations, and the provision of services related to air quality, climate change, and societal needs.
This presentation provides an overview of the air quality and climate status in Asia, including the extent of air quality monitoring stations and accessibility of data, the pollutants monitored by Asian governments, the source sector contributions to ambient PM2.5, the progress in meeting WHO air quality guidelines, the health impacts of air pollution, and the co-benefits of air pollution and climate change mitigation.
Chris Malley joined SEI in September 2015 as a research associate focusing on the development of the Climate and Clean Air Coalition Supporting National Planning (CCAC SNAP) toolkit. The CCAC SNAP toolkit aims to demonstrate the socio-economic benefits achievable through national emission reductions of short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs). Chris’s work involves the formulation of emission inventories, future scenarios, cost-benefit analysis, and training of toolkit users.