While information and knowledge on air quality management are increasingly generated in Asia, they are fragmented in different documents and websites. To ensure that decision-makers have better access to knowledge on clean air management that can assist in policy development, CAI-Asia has been releasing publications and presentations that provide a comprehensive and comparative assessment of the status and challenges of air quality management in Asia.
Starting with only 20 cities in 2003, CAI-Asia now has compiled information on air quality and pollutant levels from over 200 Asian cities.
“Air Quality in Asia: Status and Trends, 2010 edition” is the most recent version of CAI-Asia's assessment of the status and challenges of air quality management in Asia.
This publication is composed of two parts:
1. Status and Trends of Air Quality
-provides a snapshot of air quality levels in 2008 and trends of air quality from 1993 to 2008.
2. Status of Air Quality Standards
-provides an overview of the ambient air quality standards adopted by developing Asian countries.
Read the entire document:
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| Air_Quality_in_Asia_-_Status_and_Trends_2010_Ed..pdf | 4.37 MB |