OAF pilot project
Africa Clean Air Network
The Sensor Bank Scheme places calibrated monitors into the hands of researchers, institutions, and community groups across Africa. OAF’s initial contribution supports access to monitoring equipment where it is needed.
The initial partnership
Shared equipment. Wider access.
50 monitors
OAF’s initial equipment contribution.
Africa
Where the partner works.
Locally led
The partner leads implementation and community engagement.
From equipment to useful evidence
What makes the partnership work.
The equipment is a starting point. Local coordination, reliable measurements, and the ability to use the data make it valuable over time.
Local ownership
Africa Clean Air Network brings local knowledge, chooses host locations, and coordinates the people who will sustain the work.
Visit the local partnerA network that lasts
Plan installation, equipment care, and data quality checks from the start. Open guidance helps teams maintain their monitoring network.
Use the monitoring toolkitEvidence with a purpose
Help local researchers and community groups generate useful evidence through shared access to monitoring equipment.
Explore community monitoringTake the next step
Support community-led implementation
Help local partners turn monitoring access into sustained capability and useful evidence.