
WHO invites governments, agencies and organizations to pledge voluntary actions to reduce the health impacts of air pollution by 50% by 2040.
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WHO invites governments, agencies and organizations to pledge voluntary actions to reduce the health impacts of air pollution by 50% by 2040.
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All →The APHT toolkit for health workers is a comprehensive set of training materials exploring different air pollution and health topics and reflecting global...
In 2019, air pollution – both ambient and household – was the largest environmental risk to health, carrying responsibility for about one in...
The WHO Household Multiple Emission Sources (HOMES) model can help policymakers and program planners determine how household air pollution levels and health...
This is the 2024 update of the Compendium of WHO and other UN guidance on health and environment. The Compendium is a comprehensive collection of available...
Tracking SDG 7: The Energy Progress Report 2025 finds that almost 92% of the world’s population now has basic access to electricity. Although this...
The Energy Progress Report 2025 finds that almost 92% of the world’s population now has basic access to electricity Although this is an...
The directory is an online repository with more than 200 open access resources and tools updated on a regular basis that provide information on the importance...
The WHO Air Quality, Energy and Health Science and Policy Summaries (SPS) provide concise overviews of current knowledge and evidence on topics related...
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