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Webinar 16: Clean Air, a key resource in cities

10 October 2019
09:00
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The deterioration of air quality in cities comes from daily activities that modify the natural composition of the air we breathe. Addressing the burning of fossil fuels  and power generation is often a strategy to achieve major impact.
 
There is evidence of the relationship between increased    concentration of air pollutants and increased respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. This public health problem requires priority attention from governments, as air quality is a determining factor in the quality of life of the inhabitants of our cities and is also one of the main environmental performance indicators.
 
The webinar identifies those strategies that have proven to be effective in improving air quality and presents some of the challenges that cities face today.  Examples of Mexican cities as a discussion item.
 
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03 March 2026 - 03 March 2026, 10:00 CDT

Introduction Goals Speakers Registration Download the Report Across countries, local governments are expected to deliver safer, healthier, more productive streets—yet funding and delivery systems often remain fragmented. This webinar will introduce the case for national and sub-national governments

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Showcasing how Earth Observation data can help inform nature-relevant decision-making in cities

28 January 2026 - 28 January 2026, 08:30

Background Introduction Agenda Presentation Recording The Urban Nature Program , co-led by the World Bank through its Global Platform for Sustainable Cities (GPSC), with support from the GEF, UNEP, and ICLEI, aims to scale up financing to help cities and sub-national governments implement actions