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Environment and Sustainable Development Headquarter Tehran Municipality Health and Air Pollution Air Pollution Challenges and Solutions Dr. Zohreh Hesami Environment and Sustainable Development Headquarter Tehran Municipality

Tehran at glance Special Geographical conditions ( Topography, wind direction, ) Nineteenth largest city in the world Population of about 12 million people per day 2% of the country's energy consumption Traveling more than 5 million vehicles Activity over 17 thousand industrial units GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION FORUM

Air pollution Sources Natural Sources: Desert lands around Tehran and outside of Iran Human sources: Mobile sources: 7-8% private vehicles Public vehicles State sources: 2-3% Industries, factories, Residential, commercial,

Local effects: Air Pollution Effects Effects on humans - Deaths from respiratory diseases - Other diseases such as heart disease, throat, eyes, blood disorders and cancer - Genetic disorders and transfer the impact to the next generation - Chronic fatigue -. Impact on the environment - Vegetation damage - Reduce biodiversity - Damage to the soil - Corrosion -. GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION FORUM

Air Pollution Effects Global effects: Increasing Greenhouse effect Global warming Climate change Acid rain. GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION FORUM

Tehran air pollution monitoring stations PM2.5 PM1 CO NOx SO2 THC O3 Number of DOE stations : 17 Number of Municipality stations: 21 GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION FORUM

Tehran s air Quality Pollution Standard Index or (Air Quality Index) clean )Number of days( Healthy )Number of days ( Unhealthy )Number of days ( Very Unhealthy )Number of days ( Dangerous )Number of days ( Pollutant Index 1382 (23-24) 1383 (24-25) 1384 (25-26) 1385 (26-27) 1386 (27-28) 1387 (28-29) 1388 (29-21) 1389 (21-211) 139 (211-212) 1391 (212-213) 1392 (213-214) 1393 (214-215) (291 days) 11 2 23 36 22 13 32 14 3 3 4 13 191 258 253 254 328 293 291 247 144 216 21 192 161 88 89 75 15 59 4 13 215 146 16 86 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 Co Co Co Co Co PM1 PM2.5 PM2.5 PM2.5 PM2.5 PM2.5 PM1, PM2.5

Municipality actions to reduce air pollution Increasing the share of trips using public transport to travel within the city (56%) Increase 215 km of bike paths network in Tehran (the share of bicycle in Tehran transportation is.4) Reducing the proportion of using private vehicles (37.5 %) Increasing the length of the highway network in Tehran to facilitate access (535 Km) Increasing the length of metro network (152.5 km) Increasing length of BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) network (122.9 km) Increase per capita urban green space in Tehran(15 m 2 ) Development per capita green spaces around the city (green belt: 23 m 2 ) Increasing the number of technical examination vehicles centers ( 17 centers) Development monitoring stations of air pollution in Tehran (21 stations).

Municipality actions to reduce air pollution equipped 365 Tehran municipality building to intelligent control system for heating Implementation of technical examination for 2 engine room in Tehran building Development of using new and renewable energy in buildings and public places in Tehran municipality Development of using renewable energy in buildings and public places in Tehran municipality (installed 5 solar water heater in public places, 4 solar lights in park )

Challenges: Management Challenges: Lack of integrated management Failure to allocate Financial and funds resources required in organizations and. Lack of proper implementation of comprehensive plans for reducing air pollution Lack of coordination between ministries and organizations related to reducing air pollution Implementation of passive actions to deal with air pollution Weaknesses in the education and culture Lack of public participation programs to reduce air pollution Economic problems, including sanctions...

Challenges: Technical Challenges: mobile sources: Poor fuel quality Old technology vehicles High average age Not provide the use of pollution control technologies State sources The high intensity of energy consumption Ancient technology in industry Poor fuel quality

Solutions: Management solutions Integrated Management of Air Pollution Modification Air Quality Management Plan Continually monitor the implementation of laws enacted Allocation Resources and funds to implement programs to reduce air pollution by the government Proper supervision on the implementation of programs by supervisor Management of air pollution caused by fine particles out of Tehran Promote education and culture Public participation in order to reduce air pollution (citizens and NGOs ) Implementing specific programs to Reduce air pollution during warning and emergency situations decentralization

Solutions: Technical solutions Improve the quality of fuel and vehicles Removal of old vehicles from the fleet Development of public transportation fleet in Tehran Expand the use of clean fuel vehicles Replacement catalytic converters in vehicles Expanding the use of electric vehicles and hybrid Elimination of air pollution caused by industries Implementation Technical examination engine room in all building Development of renewable energy use in buildings and public spaces Prevent Traveling old vehicles and Without tag technical examination Improving Vehicle inspection standard Development of green space

We look forward to having clean air and blue sky in Tehran