Between October 16-18, 2024, the HungAIRy LIFE integrated project organized a multilateral workshop at HungaroMet in Budapest, inviting three other LIFE integrated projects from neighbouring countries that are also dedicated to improving air quality.
On September 25-26, 2024, the HungAIRy LIFE integrated project organized the second International Conference on Air Pollution - Moving Towards Clean Air for Europe.
We proudly announce the “Second International Conference on Air Pollution – Moving Towards Clean Air for Europe” which is organized in the framework of the HungAIRy LIFE integrated project on 25-26 September 2024.
The PM monitoring in Miskolc is celebrating its third anniversary, providing locals with real-time air quality information since September 2, 2021.
This June, Anita Tóth gave a presentation on the Hungarian version of the ATMO-Plan air quality planning application at the international HARMO conference in Pärnu, Estonia.
LIFE IP HungAIRy's YouTube channel has been updated with several new videos, and in addition to the colourful content, there have also been many changes in the structure. Videos have been added to playlists and horizontal panels help you navigate between the topics.
Air pollution poses the largest environmental health risk in Europe and has a significant impact on the climate of our planet.
The organizers are pleased to invite you to submit an abstract by 31 August 2024 for consideration for the International Conference on Air Pollution – Moving Towards Clean Air for Europe.
Imagine not having to worry about finding a parking space in downtown Pécs! One of the city's developments—the smart parking system—aims to provide this convenience for both locals and visitors.
Tatabánya has grown from a former mining town into a green metropolis with numerous parks and 65,000 inhabitants. The municipality places great importance on ensuring that, despite the industrial park, nearby quarry, and heavy car traffic, the town remains clean, environmentally friendly and liveable.