Useful Links & References

EU Useful Links:

• Air Pollution Policies
• Clean Air: Highlights
• EU directive
• EEA Data Centre Overview
• EEA Pollution Data/Air Quality Status
• Fact sheets for MK
• EEA Guidebooks
• EU Ministerial Conference
• Other EU useful links

The World Bank Useful Links:

• WB Pollution Management and Environmental Health Program
• Enhancing the World Bank's Approach to Air Quality Management, Full Report
• CHINA Case study
• The Cost of Air Pollution: Strengthening the Economic Case for Action, Report
• The Cost of Air Pollution in Lagos, study
• Air pollution lowers high skill public sector worker productivity in China, Environmental study research

World Health Organization Useful Links:

• WHO Europe - Air Quality
• WHO Publications

US EPA Useful Links:

• US EPA Criteria Air Pollutants
• Clean Air Act ( EPA Standard 40 CFR part 50)
• National Air Quality: Status and Trends of Key Air Pollutants

The United Nations Useful Links:

• The UN Environmental Program
• Environment, Health and Pollution
• UN News on Pollution
• UN 2019 Summit
• Air Pollution Articles

Academic & Science Sources, Case Studies:

• EU Science Hub - Urban Air Pollution
• Science Direct: Case Study on Air Source Pollutants
• Clean Air in London
• The University of Birmingham, Air Pollution
• The Oxford Academic Articles
• List of books
• ATS Journals
• Stone - Environmental Air Pollution

Other Useful Links and References:

• World's Air Pollution: Real-time Air Quality Index

Representative Types of Stakeholders:

Public Sector:

• City Council (political authority)
• Mayor and/or Chief Executive Office
• City Government Administrative Aepartments (sectoral) – Usually Several
• Municipal Companies & Autonomous Organizations
• Regional or Provincial Government Departments
• Central or National Government Departments
• Regulatory Bodies (at whichever level) Concerned With AQM
• Public Research Organizations
• Police

Private Sector:

• Private Sector Organizations (Industry Groups, Chamber of Commerce, etc.)
• Industrial or commercial companies with major impacts on AQM
• Informal Sector Groups
• Private Research Institutions & Technical Consultants
• Professional Associations

Popular or Community Sector:

• Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) Focused on AQM Issues
• Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) in Areas Affected by Air Pollution
• Special Interest Groups (Such as Environmental Pressure Groups, Motoring Organizations)
• Unions

Other:

• Universities, Colleges, Higher Education
• Public Research Institutions With Knowledge Pool on AQM Issues (Chemical, Environmental, Economic, Social, Health, Life-Style etc.)
• Media
• Others not included in above-mentioned categories, but who have a stake, i.e. Hospitals, Doctors, Forest Rangers, Primary Schools, Parents.