Resident Engagement on Indoor Air Quality

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£30,000

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  • Air quality management

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Submission Deadline

1 week from now

Published

1 week ago

Description

The Council is seeking a project delivery partner to design and deliver a research project covering indoor air quality in residential environments, which must include indoor air quality monitoring.

The project should be a well-planned community engagement project which raises awareness of indoor air quality and health. The project should engage and empower participants through learning and personal involvement with the monitoring of indoor air quality, to reduce their exposure to poor indoor air quality, as well as their own contributions to air pollution.

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London Borough of Hackney

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Maya Hoare

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