π Tender Overview
Evidence Driven Indoor Air Quality Improvement
Science-Based Monitoring Of Indoor Pollutiondangers Connected With Air Pollution Within Buildings And Surrounding Built Environments Gained Increased Attention During The Covid-19 Pandemic, As People Had To Spend Many Hours Indoors. Yet, Despite The Severe And Complex Impact Of Indoor Air Quality On Human Health And Well-Being, Much Remains Underexplored. To Fill This Gap, The Eu-Funded Ediaqi Project Will Research Chemical And Biological Sources Of Indoor Air Pollution, Quantifications Of Their Properties, And Their Routes Of Exposure And Dispersion In The Case Of Several European Cities. The Goal Is To Promote Advanced, Small-Scale, High-Intensity Scientific Focus And Long-Standing Monitoring Of Target Indoor Air Pollutants Allowing, For The First Time, Science-Based Indoor Air Quality Solutions.
Funded Under
Health
Total Cost
β¬ 7 876 016,51
Eu Contribution
β¬ 7 876 015,76
Coordinated By
The Lisbon Council For Economic Competitiveness Asbl
Belgium
Start Date
1 December 2022
End Date
30 November 2026