Indoor Air Quality Regulations (National/Regional)

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Sustainable Development Goal(s)

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Type of the Solution

Regulation& Monitoring

Affected Sector

Health

Description of the solution

Specific regulations for indoor air quality (IAQ) can be established at the national or regional level. These regulations set acceptable indoor air quality levels for pollutants and may outline monitoring, control measures, and enforcement mechanisms.

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

2. policy/regulation measure

Type of sub-measure

5. (none)

Who led the solution

National government

Timescale of implementation

Long-term (5 and above)

Other Notes

Affected sectors are: Public Health, Construction, Building Management. Indoor air quality regulations can vary significantly depending on the specific country or region.

Links to the solution

Consent to share form or official link.

SDG(s)

Sustainable Development Goal(s)

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