Air Quality
Monitoring and improving air quality through emission controls, green cover, and pollution prevention measures.
Climate Targets
Key goals for reducing air pollution and improving air quality across all 369 wards.
PM2.5 Levels
Vehicle Emissions
Clean Construction
Real-time Monitoring
Ward-Level Tracking
Air quality targets are tracked at the ward level across all 369 wards to identify pollution hotspots and ensure targeted interventions.
369 Wards Monitored
Each ward will have real-time air quality sensors reporting PM2.5, PM10, NO2, SO2, and CO levels. Ward-level data will be updated hourly and published on a public dashboard to track progress toward 2026 and 2030 targets.
Data Collection Status: Air quality sensor installation underway. First ward-level reports expected Q3 2026.
Key Actions Being Taken
Initiatives and programs driving progress toward air quality sector targets.
Air Quality Monitoring Network
Installing low-cost sensors in all wards with real-time public dashboards and health alerts.
Construction Dust Control
Mandatory dust suppression measures, green screens, and covered material transport for all sites.
Urban Green Cover
Planting trees along major roads and creating green buffer zones near pollution sources.
Vehicle Emission Checks
Strengthening Pollution Under Control (PUC) enforcement and promoting electric vehicle adoption.
Industrial Emission Controls
Installing continuous emission monitoring systems and enforcing pollution control standards.