09 January 2024
The Kosovo Environmental Protection Agency (KEPA), in cooperation with the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) and the Swedish Embassy in Kosovo, has launched the campaign "Clean Air = HEALTH". This initiative is an effort to raise awareness and consciousness about issues related to air quality in Kosovo, and to protect health from polluted air.
With the support of SEPA and the Swedish Embassy, KEPA has increased efforts and commitments to raise awareness about the impact of air pollution on the environment and health. Our campaign aims to raise awareness and educate the general public about sources of air pollution and the impacts and consequences of polluted air.
“The Clean Air = HEALTH campaign is one of our commitments and dedication to providing the public with accurate information about air quality and the consequences of its pollution. Through this initiative, we aim to encourage all stakeholders to contribute to improving air quality through concrete actions and activities for a healthier Kosovo,” said Afrim Berisha, Deputy Executive Director of AMMK.
Official from the Swedish Embassy: “We are proud to support AMMK in this decisive campaign. Collaborative efforts like this are essential for promoting environmental awareness and encouraging positive changes. Together, we are striving for a future where clean air is a reality for everyone in Kosovo.”
The campaign "Clean Air = HEALTH" will utilize various communication platforms to reach and educate the public. This initiative is not just about spreading knowledge – it is also about promoting a shared commitment to a cleaner and healthier environment in Kosovo.
Messages through video clips and regular updates on social media will serve as key tools in this awareness-raising effort. The campaign is a call to action, encouraging every individual and business to play their role in reducing air emissions and to advocate for the implementation of sustainable solutions to reduce pollution.
Join us in this mission to ensure a healthier future for everyone.