Air Quality for Government Bodies
Government
While governments may have measures in place to monitor and regulate outdoor air pollution, the same thing cannot be said about indoor air pollution – an issue that has largely taken a backseat in the past when it comes to promoting public health. The coronavirus pandemic has changed this as people are forced to stay indoors.
Communities thrive when citizens are safe, healthy, and productive. As institutions of authority, government offices need to lead by example in creating an environment that is safe and healthy. They should be able to set the standards on how workplaces should operate.
Modelling healthy and safe government offices signifies a commitment to prioritizing the wellbeing of the employees in the offices as well as the public served by these offices. Having a data-driven indoor air quality management system can also help in the formulation of policies that would impact on a much wider scale and provide solutions to protect citizens from the negative impacts of indoor air pollution.
Government Of South Holland
- Utilize data to get a better picture of the quality of air in homes and buildings and understand the influence outside air has on indoor air
- uHoo data used as input in formulating government policies focused on environment, health and safety
- First project in the EU that involved citizens sharing personal data to the government
- Utilized project as a basis to encourage more projects that involve data sharing between citizens and government
Read the Case Study here.
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