India Clean Air Connect aims to help unlock barriers to air quality action in India at scale

The website provides real-time data on the sources of air pollution in the city and is expected to help the Delhi government frame effective policies to curb it. The website reflects data collected and processed by two laboratories — a ‘super site’ and a mobile laboratory. The laboratories were used for the “real-time source apportionment study”, under which data on Delhi’s air were collected over many months and a model (software) created, which shows the sources of air pollution by using air from the surroundings as input.

Google and its partners have mapped street-by-street air pollution in Hamburg, Dublin, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, London, and Bengaluru. Air quality can vary by as much as 800% between and within city streets. Developing a deeper understanding of air quality can inform actions to make things better.

The PRANA portal, hosted by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) aids in tracking the progress of the implementation of India's National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) across non-attainment cities in India. It supports the tracking of physical as well as financial statuses of the implementation of city clean air action plans, while also aiding in disseminating information on air quality management efforts under the NCAP.

The NCAP Tracker, hosted by ClimateTrends and Respirer Living Sciences, is a policy tracker with updates on the implementation of India's National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) and its effectiveness. It analyses air quality data compiled from government-run monitoring stations and reviews the programme’s progress in achieving its targets for 2024.

UrbanEmissions.Info is an online data and information portal that aims to share knowledge on air pollution in India, publish science-based air quality analyses, as well as advocate for and build awareness on air quality management, while attempting to further local, national and international partnerships.

The IndAIR portal, hosted by the CSIR-National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (CSIR-NEERI) and the CPCB, targets promoting science as a tool for air pollution mitigation by serving as a platform for air quality research in India across domains, so as to aid in providing a better understanding of the air pollution crisis.