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These sessions explored the EV (electric vehicle) industry in the Philippines as part of the E-Mobility ASAP Project’s mission to accelerate the adoption of electric mobility for low-carbon city development.

As climate change continues to worsen due to poor urban air quality, initiatives like the Asia Blue Skies Program are essential in promoting cleaner air and safeguarding public health.

Hosted by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and Clean Air Asia, the event was part of the gender forum titled "Unite for All Women: A Just, Green, and Inclusive Economy!" The dialogues centered on women’s challenges and opportunities in the transport and EV industries

Clean Air Asia, in partnership with the Foreign Environmental Cooperation Center of China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment, as well as leading academic institutions, organized the event with the theme “Science-based Solutions to Achieve Clean Air”, to provide a platform for sharing science-d

Clean Air Asia collaborated with the City Government of Parañaque in the development of the CAAP which was funded under the ASEAN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Frontrunner Cities Programme Phase 2, a project implemented by the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES).

The pilot intervention was conducted from October 21 to 22, 2024 in collaboration with the City Government of Baguio, the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) – Baguio District Engineering Office, and Irisan National High School. 

The activity aimed to evaluate the availability of required datasets for urban mobility planning among the city stakeholders towards identifying sharing mechanisms.

PHILIPPINES – On 19 August, the National Capital Region (NCR) was obscured by a grayish haze that enveloped the skylines across the metropolitan area.

As we come together to mark this year’s International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies, the theme 'Invest in #CleanAirNow' serves as an urgent reminder that the time to act is now. Clean Air Asia believes that clean air is not just a necessity, but a fundamental right for everyone.

In Asia, the organization has worked with various countries and select cities in the Philippines (Pasig, Quezon, Manila), Vietnam (Hanoi), Nepal (Kathmandu), and Indonesia (Medan, Bogor) in co-developing evidence-based and tailored-fit mobility solutions.  

Held in April 2024 in Jakarta, the workshop highlighted the need for a multi-stakeholder approach to accelerate the implementation of electric buses in Indonesia.

The MOU supports the implementation of training and coaching activities through the ASEAN-German Cooperation Project entitled “Sustainable Design of Urban Mobility in Middle-Sized Metropolitan Regions in ASEAN (SMMR Project).” Clean Air Asia and Baguio City both recognize that improving air quali

The Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) emphasized the multiple benefits that could be achieved through integrated climate and clean air planning.

The training participants formulated a common vision that “a TOD in General Santos City is walkable, safe, and sustainable.” They used this draft vision to conceptualize goals, targets, and actions for developing selected sites with potential for TOD in the city.