Reposted by Pallavi Pant, PhD
Sub-Saharan Africa saw consistent year-on-year growth in #AirQuality funding from 2020–2024, even as global funding fell 6% in 2024. The priority now is turning investment into sustained monitoring, stronger air quality management and reduced exposure.
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