Europe's urban air quality — re-assessing implementation challenges in cities

Publication Created 12 Mar 2019 Published 18 Mar 2019

Topics: Environment and health Policy instruments

This report analyses the implementation of EU air quality legislation at the urban level and identifies some of the reasons behind persistent air quality problems in Europe's cities. It is produced in cooperation with 10 cities involved in a 2013 Air Implementation Pilot project: Antwerp (Belgium), Berlin (Germany), Dublin (Ireland), Madrid (Spain), Malmö (Sweden), Milan (Italy), Paris (France), Plovdiv (Bulgaria), Prague (Czechia) and Vienna (Austria).

Publication Created 12 Mar 2019 Published 18 Mar 2019

Topics: Environment and health Policy instruments

EEA Report No 24/2018

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Antwerp (Flanders, Belgium) Berlin (Berlin, Germany) Dublin (Leinster, Ireland) Madrid (Madrid, Spain) Malmo (Skåne, Sweden) Milan (Lombardy, Italy) Paris (Île-de-France, France) Plovdiv (Plovdiv, Bulgaria) Prague (Praha, Czechia) Vienna (Vienna, Austria)