Policy paper Air Pollution Awareness Coalition (APAC)
The Air Pollution Awareness Coalition (APAC) is a cross-sector coalition to improve public understanding of air pollution and support action to reduce harm
Documents
Terms of reference: Air Pollution Awareness Coalition (APAC)
HTML
Details
The Air Pollution Awareness Coalition (APAC) brings together communicators and experts from government, the health sector, academia and civil society.
The coalition will provide practical, trusted communications that improve public understanding of air pollution and support action to reduce harm.
The coalition aims to:
- enable clear, consistent and evidence-based public communications on air pollution that can be confidently used by partners
- support greater reach and impact by aligning messaging across government, health and civil society
- amplify the voices of health professionals and community organisations, recognising their role as trusted messengers
- support positive behaviour change by helping the public understand risks, actions and benefits
Coalition members
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Department for Transport
Department for Health and Social Care
UK Health Security Agency
Greater London Authority
Royal College of Physicians
Royal College of General Practitioners Council
Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
British Occupational Hygiene Society
Born in Bradford, Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Global Action Plan
Clean Air Fund
Impact on Urban Health
Asthma & Lung UK
UK100
Imperial College London
Enact Equality
Observers
Welsh Government
Scottish Government
From: Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, Department of Health and Social Care and Department for Transport