Clean Air Asia

Clean Air Asia promotes better air quality and livable cities across Asia by translating knowledge into policies and actions that reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from transport, energy, and other sectors. Established by the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, and the United States Agency for International Development in 2001, the organization operates as an independent nonprofit with offices in Manila, Beijing, and Delhi, and has projects in nearly a dozen Asian countries. In China, Clean Air Asia works with government agencies, universities, businesses, and nongovernmental organizations to raise public awareness about air pollution and inform relevant local, provincial, and national policies that influence air quality. The organization emphasizes a data-driven approach to provide information to key stakeholders and the public about air quality and its impact on economic and health outcomes. This award supports the activities of Clean Air Asia’s China office.

Clean Air Asia promotes better air quality and livable cities across Asia by translating knowledge into policies and actions that reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from transport, energy, and other sectors. Established by the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, and the United States Agency for International Development in 2001, the organization operates as an independent nonprofit with offices in Manila, Beijing, and Delhi and has projects in nearly a dozen Asian countries. In China, Clean Air Asia works with government agencies, universities, businesses, and nongovernmental organizations to raise public awareness about air pollution and inform relevant local, provincial, and national policies that influence air quality. The organization emphasizes a data-driven approach to provide information to key stakeholders and the public about air quality and its impact on economic and health outcomes. The award supports the operations of Clean Air Asia’s activities to improve China's air quality.