Climate
Air pollution threatens children's health and is the biggest environmental health risk factor. According to the 2024 State of Global Air, every day almost 2,000 children under 5 die because of health impacts linked to air pollution.
- Children are physically more exposed to air pollution for several reasons. Young children breathe more rapidly than adults and take in more air relative to their body weight. They often spend more time outdoors and breathe air that is closer to the ground, which puts them in closer proximity to sources of pollution like dust and vehicle exhaust. Children also spend a significant amount of time indoors, and so may be significantly affected by household air pollution.
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Immunisation
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Community progress
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Monitoring and Evaluation
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