According to our data, millions of people in Vietnam are depending on air pollution data to inform their decisions on daily activities. However, only 62 air quality stations are active throughout the country. The Vietnam Community Air Monitoring Program aims to increase publicly available real-time air quality data with community deployed, low-cost air quality monitors in Vietnam.
The real-time data generated will be verified and displayed on the IQAir AirVisual platform, including the app and website and the United Nations Environmental Programme website. It is intended to bring increased knowledge and engagement to the community and community representatives and act as a catalyst for more actions to fight air pollution and its harmful health consequences.
Air Quality Stations from the Program Update
1. Register to be a host of an air quality station: Learn more about the how to become a host here - Program Agreement, if agreed to be a host, sign the agreement and email it back to us at [email protected]. After the donation reaches the amount required for one AirVisual Outdoor device, we will mail the device to you and provide assistance needed for the deployment and publication of the station.
2. Make a donation for deploying air quality stations in Vietnam (and yes, you can both apply to be a host and make a donation). Every $340 collected helps to get one more air quality monitoring station installed.
3. Get an outdoor monitor and share its data with the community.
Your donation to this program will be exclusively used to deploy public air quality stations in Vietnam. The following cities are prioritized to receive air quality monitoring Hai Phong, Vung Tau, Can Tho, Thu Dau Mot, Buon Ma Thuot, Bac Giang, Hue, Nam Dinh, Phan Thiet and Viet Tri.
Please contact us at [email protected], if you have any questions or require additional information.