Indoor Air Quality Management (Monitoring)

SDG(s)

Sustainable Development Goal(s)

3Good health and well-being

11Sustainable cities and communities

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Type of the Solution

Regulation & Monitoring

Affected Sector

Health

Description of the solution

Regularly monitoring indoor air quality is crucial for identifying and addressing potential issues. Monitoring practices can involve using sensors, conducting inspections, and analyzing air samples for various pollutants.

Socio-economic effects

Improved public health (reduced respiratory illnesses) Improved occupant productivity and well-being Potential economic benefits from improved building performance and reduced healthcare costs

Type of Measure

4. awareness raising and knowladge sharing

Type of sub-measure

5. (none)

Who led the solution

Other

Timescale of implementation

Long-term (5 and above)

Other Notes

partnership. building owners, public health agencies, or individuals can lead the solution. Affected sectors are: Public Health, Construction, Building Management. Indoor air quality regulations and monitoring practices can vary significantly depending on the specific country or region. Combining regulations with ongoing monitoring helps ensure long-term effectiveness in managing indoor air quality and protecting public health.https://data.jrc.ec.europa.eu/collection/airmex

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SDG(s)

Sustainable Development Goal(s)

3Good health and well-being

11Sustainable cities and communities

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