Real‑world projects that reduce pollution and protect health—adaptable to apartments, schools, and neighborhoods.
Move from solid fuels to cleaner options and better ventilation. Health improves quickly and smoke indoors drops dramatically.
WHO guidance →Organics collection, dry storage, and composting prevent open burning and reduce smoke complaints.
See steps →Identify top exposures (smoke, waste, water).
Roles for outreach, data, and logistics.
Start with one building or street.
Visual before/after, simple metrics.
Document costs, pitfalls, and tips.
Reduced waste burning by 80% through organized composting and dry waste collection in a 200-unit complex.
Students track daily air quality and adjust outdoor activities, reducing exposure during high pollution days.
Have a proven approach to share? We highlight well‑documented community projects with measurable outcomes.