Seven EPIC Air Quality Fund awardees recognized for their milestones and impact 

Today, those investments are paying off, as these leaders from The Gambia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, Pakistan, Malawi, Nigeria, and Liberia successfully expand air quality monitoring infrastructure, opening up data to the public, and actively driving national-level impact in collaboration with a network of partners.” The seven EPIC Air Quality Fund awardees and their achievements include: ● Permian Health Lung Institute, The Gambia: Permian Health, a non-profit, expanded under the leadership of Dr Sunkary Touray, The Gambia’s first government-owned air quality monitoring program through the National Environment Agency.● WASARU in collaboration with Columbia University, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC): WASARU, a non-profit, under the leadership of Paulson Kasereka Isevulambire, established the only existing air quality monitoring network in the DRC that shares open data.