Economic and urban development in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) may be shifting the
dominant air pollution sources in cities from biomass to road traffic. Considered as a marker …

Growing cities in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) experience high levels of ambient air pollution.
However, sparse long-term city-wide air pollution exposure data limits policy mitigation …

There is a notable lack of continuous monitoring of air pollutants in the Global South,
especially for measuring chemical composition, due to the high cost of regulatory monitors …

Urban environments influence child behaviours, exposures and experiences and may affect
health, development, achievement and realization of fundamental human rights. We …

Introduction: Despite the broad improvement in air quality, air pollution remains a major
leading global risk factor for ill health and deaths each year. Air pollution has a significant …

Although black carbon is one of the most important atmospheric particulate components
driving climate change and air quality, there is a lack of comprehensive air quality data from …

Air pollution disproportionately affects African countries, including Uganda, but it is
inadequately studied in these settings. The emergence of low-cost sensors offers an …

High spatial resolution information on urban air pollution levels is unavailable in many areas
globally, partially due to the high input data needs of existing estimation approaches. We …

Particulate matter (PM) air pollution has been identified as the leading cause of disease
burden in Africa. A greater understanding of particle air pollution and its negative health …

Cities in the develo** world are expanding rapidly, and undergoing changes to their
roads, buildings, vegetation, and other land use characteristics. Timely data are needed to …