The European Commission is organising the third EU Clean Air Forum, in close collaboration with the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge of the Kingdom of Spain. Clean air policy works: air quality has improved across the European Union over the past decades. But this does not mean we have solved the air pollution challenge: air pollution continues to cause respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, and it still is the number one environmental cause of premature deaths in Europe.
The EU is working to ensure that every citizen can breathe without risking their well-being.
The Forum will bring together decision-makers, stakeholders and experts in a one and a half day conference to reflect on the development and implementation of effective European, national and local air policies, projects and programmes – and to inform about the ongoing revision of EU rules.