Breathe London is proud to work alongside other projects working to tackle the problems of air pollution in London and beyond.
Clean Air Hub
Global Action Plan's Clean Air Hub is a go to place for information on the health impacts of air pollution, and actions that people can take to protect themselves and their family from air pollution. The Clean Air Hub is also the home of the Clean Air Day and Clean Air Night campaigns.
Breathe London Pilot
The Breathe London Pilot project was a 2-year project funded by the Clean Air Fund and delivered by a consortium led by Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) and including the current partners (University of Cambridge, CERC, ACOEM and NPL). The sensor deployment was kept in place under a NERC grant until April 2021. The pilot website shows data from the Breathe London Pilot network of AQMesh static air quality sensors.
Breathe Cities
Breathe Cities is a first-of-its-kind initiative delivered by the Clean Air Fund, C40 Cities and Bloomberg Philanthropies to clean our air, cut carbon emissions and enhance public health in cities around the world. Inspired by pilots in Warsaw and London, Breathe Cities aims to tackle urban air pollution on a global scale, with programmes now running in 14 cities worldwide. It brings together air quality data, communities and city leaders in its mission to reduce air pollution and planet-warming emissions by 30% across participating cities by 2030. Achieving this 2030 goal would prevent an estimated 55,000 premature deaths and around 111,000 new cases of asthma in children, save $147 billion in avoided hospitalizations and deaths and avoid up to 394 megatonnes of CO2e emissions.
London Datastore
The London Datastore is a free and open data-sharing portal where anyone can access data relating to the capital. Whether you’re a citizen, business owner, researcher or developer, the site provides over a thousand datasets to help you understand the city and develop solutions to London’s problems.
Breathe London Communities
Breathe London Communities, delivered by Imperial College London, provides neighbourhood monitoring for London businesses, local government and residents in their communities. It incorporates the Breathe London Community Programme, which provides fully funded air quality sensors to community groups across London, providing reliable, accurate data and ongoing support to enable them to advocate for healthier, greener communities in their local areas.
If you need to get in touch with the new Breathe London team, have a specific question about your air pollution sensor or on taking action on air pollution, please get in touch using the form below or call us on 020 4591 5660.
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