Country Networks

The Partnership for Clean Air (PCA) is Clean Air Asia’s Country Network in the Philippines. The PCA is a multi-sector network comprised of representatives from government, civil society, academic institutions and the private sector. PCA’s mission is to promote air quality management as a multi-stakeholder effort.

Clean Air Network-Nepal (CANN) is Clean Air Asia’s Country Network in Nepal. CANN is an informal network of individuals, experts, national and international non-governmental organizations, government agencies and the private sector and aims to strengthen the public transport system, non-motorized transportation in Kathmandu, and the integration of co-benefits of air pollution and climate change mitigation.

Forum Udara Bersih Indonesia (FUBI), or the Indonesia Clean Air Forum, is Clean Air Asia’s Country Network in Indonesia. FUBI is comprised of representatives from the government, the private sector and civil society and aims to promote policy dialogue among stakeholders for the development of environmentally sustainable transport strategies and policies.

Clean Air Sri Lanka (CleanAirSL) is Clean Air Asia’s Country Network in Sri Lanka. CleanAirSL is a forum committed to the promotion of better air quality and livable cities and a reduction in air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions in Sri Lanka. It is comprised of representatives from government agencies, the private sector, non governmental organizations, academia and development agencies.

The Malaysia Clean Air Network (MyCAN) was aunched at Clean Air Asia’s Better Air Quality Conference in 2014. MyCAN is comprised of researchers, students and representatives from academia, governmental organizations and leading industries, who are working to improve air quality throughout Malaysia.

The Vietnam Clean Air Partnership (VCAP) is Clean Air Asia’s Country Network in Vietnam. VCAP mobilizes individuals and organizations to take part in activities that improve air quality, protect public health and promote sustainable development.