Awardees In the News

The ‘Clean Air for Liberia’ project, an AQ Fund awardee, is preparing to install the country's first reference-grade air quality monitor, writes the Liberian Investigator.

Backed by the EPIC Air Quality Fund, the Breathe2Change Initiative—founded by research scientist Rodrigo Gastón Gibilisco—is building Northern Argentina's first real-time air quality monitoring network to tackle severe seasonal air pollution in Tucumán, Northwestern Argentina.

The Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS) continues to leave an indelible mark in the research arena. The university has been honoured with the prestigious EPIC Air Quality Fund Milestone Award from the University of Chicago in recognition...

This article reports about the EPIC Air Quality Fund Awardee from Liberia who was honored at the Africa Clean Air Forum in South Africa. The Clean Air Liberia initiative is one of seven global organizations recognized for advancing air quality...

In this article, Michael Asharley reports on how Ghana’s Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) was honored at the Africa Clean Air Forum in Pretoria. The EPA, an EPIC Air Quality Fund Awardee, was one of just seven global organizations recognized for...

The EPIC Air Quality Fund Awardee from Liberia was one of just seven global organizations recognized at the Africa Clean Air Forum for advancing air quality monitoring and policy action.

In this blog Dr. Deo Okure—from AirQo and an EPIC Air Quality Fund Awardee—talks about how many African cities lack reliable air quality data to inform their clean air measures. AirQo is scaling the deployment of open‑source, AI‑powered tools to...

This article talks about how the EPIC Air Quality Fund Awardee Associate Professor Chikumbusko Kaonga from the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUMBAS) and his colleagues are showing how open air quality data is turning invisible pollution into...

EPIC Air Quality Fund Awardee from Honduras talks in this article about how a severe 2024 air pollution crisis caught the country off guard with only a couple of air quality monitors and data that was not publicly accessible. To...

Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) conducted a training for approximately 50 journalists aimed at strengthening their understanding of air pollution and its impacts.