AIR-SATREPS is a collaborative research project that brings together experts from multiple institutions to study air pollution, develop platform for air quality monitoring, pollution mitigation strategies, and policy recommendations in Cambodia.
From 8–12 June 2026, the AIR-SATREPS Project and the Asia Center for Air Pollution Research (ACAP) jointly organized a capacity-building program at the Institute of Technology of Cambodia and the Ministry of Environment. The program strengthened practical skills in air pollution monitoring, chemical analysis, QA/QC, and data management, including training on wet and dry deposition, filter-pack sampling, ion chromatography, and ozone monitoring.
The program concluded with the Joint Workshop on Air Pollution Policy Based on PM₂.₅ Source Information on 12 June. Researchers and policymakers shared experiences on PM₂.₅ monitoring and source apportionment across East Asia and discussed how scientific source information can support evidence-based air quality policy and capacity building.
Discover how AIR-SATREPS is bringing together scientists, students, and policymakers to build data-driven platform for air pollution mitigation, empowering change through science, technology, and collaboration.
On 16 October 2025, the AIR-SATREPS Project proudly participated in the 2025 Annual Event of the Blue Skies & Net Zero 2050 Campaign in Cambodia, held at the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC) under the theme: Smart Steps for Clean Air: Innovation, Youth, and Action for 2050
The event brought together policymakers, researchers, students, development partners, and representatives from the Ministry of Environment to accelerate solutions for cleaner air and climate resilience.
Participants also joined a Science Walk, exploring Cambodia’s air quality monitoring systems, laboratory facilities, and mobile monitoring technologies, demonstrating how innovation and research translate into real-world impact.