Air Pollution in Asia and the Pacific: Implementing 25 Solutions to Help 1 Billion People Breathe Cleaner Air by 2030 (English) Read more about Air Pollution in Asia and the Pacific: Implementing 25 Solutions to Help 1 Billion People Breathe Cleaner Air by 2030 (English) This presentation gave an overview the top 25 measures that could significantly improve air quality and public health by the year 2030. It further underscored that the implementation of these measures requires more knowledge of what enables success in particular sectors and contexts, governance arrangements that facilitate coordination across different government agencies and non-state actors.
Air Pollution in Asia and the Pacific: Implementing 25 Solutions to Help 1 Billion People Breathe Cleaner Air by 2030 (Mongolian) Read more about Air Pollution in Asia and the Pacific: Implementing 25 Solutions to Help 1 Billion People Breathe Cleaner Air by 2030 (Mongolian) This presentation gave an overview the top 25 measures that could significantly improve air quality and public health by the year 2030. It further underscored that the implementation of these measures requires more knowledge of what enables success in particular sectors and contexts, governance arrangements that facilitate coordination across different government agencies and non-state actors.
Environmental Pollution Across the Lifespan in Mongolia (English) Read more about Environmental Pollution Across the Lifespan in Mongolia (English) This presentation discussed the seasonal air pollution and pollution hotspots in Ulaanbaatar. It further explored evidence that points to air pollution as the Mongolia's number one public health problem such as the correlation between seasonal air pollution and fetal death, as well as specific projects that address this.
Environmental Pollution Across the Lifespan in Mongolia (Mongolian) Read more about Environmental Pollution Across the Lifespan in Mongolia (Mongolian) This presentation discussed the seasonal air pollution and pollution hotspots in Ulaanbaatar. It further explored evidence that points to air pollution as the Mongolia's number one public health problem such as the correlation between seasonal air pollution and fetal death, as well as specific projects that address this.
Assessing Air Pollution and Health Benefits from Achieving Climate Change Goals in Mongolia (Mongolian) Read more about Assessing Air Pollution and Health Benefits from Achieving Climate Change Goals in Mongolia (Mongolian) This presentation discussed the aims, methodology, and preliminary results of the Climate and Clean Air Coalition SNAP initiative project in Mongolia.
Assessing Air Pollution and Health Benefits from Achieving Climate Change Goals in Mongolia (English) Read more about Assessing Air Pollution and Health Benefits from Achieving Climate Change Goals in Mongolia (English) This presentation discussed the aims, methodology, and preliminary results of the Climate and Clean Air Coalition SNAP initiative project in Mongolia.
Actions on Reducing Air Pollution (Mongolian) Read more about Actions on Reducing Air Pollution (Mongolian) This presentation gave an overview of the state of air quality in Mongolia and the government's national program on reducing air and environmental pollution.
Actions on Reducing Air Pollution (English) Read more about Actions on Reducing Air Pollution (English) This presentation gave an overview of the state of air quality in Mongolia and the government's national program on reducing air and environmental pollution.
Karen Exley Keywords air quality public health Public Health England United Kingdom Read more about Karen Exley Dr Karen Exley is Group Leader for Air Quality and Public Health, Environmental Hazards and Emergencies Department, Public Health England.
Rufus Edwards Keywords University of California Irvine School of Medicine epidemiology public health air pollution emissions air quality Read more about Rufus Edwards Rufus Edwards is a professor of epidemiology and public health at the UC Irvine School of Medicine. Dr. Edwards was awarded the 2009 Joan M. Daisey Outstanding Young Scientist Award by the International Society of Exposure Science. Dr. Edwards' research focuses on human exposure to air pollution emissions and subsequent health effects.