Proposed collaboration
Open Healthy Spaces
A proposed community-led pilot to map indoor air quality and help people identify opportunities for healthier public spaces.
The opportunity
Make indoor air easier to understand.
People often have little information to compare indoor air, while building operators receive limited recognition for investing in healthier spaces. Open Healthy Spaces proposes using AirGradient’s open-source app and portable monitors to help communities understand public spaces.
Proposed 12-month, multi-country pilot
Learn what useful comparison makes possible.
Useful comparison depends on measurement quality, context, and responsible data sharing. The proposed work should evaluate how the information is used and whether it contributes to changed decisions.
Community measurements
Support people in assessing spaces with consistent methods and useful context.
Open evidence
Map indoor-air measurements and make the evidence useful for research and public understanding.
Practical change
Explore whether visible information encourages people and building operators to improve indoor air.
Seeking implementation and funding partners
Develop the next step together.
This is a proposed collaboration seeking support. The scope, partner locations, budget, and evaluation plan would be developed with implementation and funding partners.
Take the next step
Help develop Open Healthy Spaces
Discuss a pilot partnership and the work your support could enable.