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Providing resources and support to enable hospitals, schools, and local authorities to use air pollution data to take essential action for clean air and bringing live local air quality information to London residents

Right now, across the country councillors are deciding what change your community wants to see. Will clean air be on their agenda?

Global Action Plan is a UK-based charity with a worldwide reach through our leadership of international projects.

We're creating healthy, connected, low-carbon communities, where people breathe clean air at home and in their local neighbourhood

The UK’s largest public air pollution campaign, brought to you by Global Action Plan

The Clean Air Hospital Framework is a free resource being used by hospitals across the UK to clean up their air. It is a self-assessment tool designed to improve air quality across the hospital site, and in the local community.

The most deprived communities in London live in the most polluted areas. But these people are often the least likely to be creating that pollution themselves.

Empowering representatives of under-heard communities to raise their voices in shaping clean air policy.

The first UK wide Clean Air Public Insight Tracker, brought to you by Global Action Plan. Providing information on public awareness and attitudes to air quality and how the public are modifying their behaviour to protect themselves.

How domestic burning harms health and planet

A framework for every NHS Trust to become a clean air champion

Empowering children to secure their right to clean air. The Freedom to Breathe campaign empowered children across the world to call for their right to clean air to be recognised by the United Nations.

Lambeth Schools Air Quality Programme was created to tackle air pollution around schools in one of London's most polluted boroughs.

Accelerating the improvement of air quality for all of London's schools

Creating accessible tools for clean air action

Air pollution is the biggest environmental threat to our health, causing up to 43,000 deaths per year in the UK. We're asking parliamentarians to make a public commitment to advocating for cleaner air for all.

Gas cooking is a major contributor to people's exposure to nitrogen dioxide, which contributes to a range of health issues including respiratory and heart diseases. We removed gas cookers from social housing and replaced with electric to gain insight on the logistics and experience of retrofitting.

Improving air quality, reducing exposure to pollution, raising awareness and encouraging behaviour change for schools in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

Air pollution is now the second leading risk factor for death ahead of tobacco and poor diet globally; in the UK we see some of the worst childhood asthma rates in Europe: the need for the health sector to call for action on air pollution to tackle inequalities and reduce health harms is urgent.

Our Mobilising Primary Care on Air Pollution projects highlighted the importance of talking to patients about air pollution.