Expression of Interest: Joining the Africa Clean Air Network Sensor Bank Scheme

AfriCAN Sensor Bank Scheme: Supporting Pilot Air Quality Monitoring Networks 

The Sensor Bank Scheme is one of Africa Clean Air Network's flagship initiatives. It aims to strengthen air quality monitoring capacity across Africa by matching dedicated partners in cities with limited or no air quality monitoring with in-kind contributions of monitoring technology to set up pilot networks. This scheme seeks to support projects that demonstrate a clear vision and potential to scale up a long-term monitoring network.

Your responses will help us understand your organisation and your interest in engaging with the Sensor Bank Scheme, whether as a donor or a beneficiary.

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Full Name *
Email *
Organization/Institution  *
Country where the organization is located *
Name and designation of the focal point. The focal point is the individual who will serve as the liaison between the organisation and the network. If the focal point is also the head of the organisation, please indicate accordingly. If you have an alternative focal point, include details here as well.        *
Email of the focal point *
Select the option that best describes your interest in joining the Sensor Bank Scheme. *
Alignment with the goals of the Africa Clean Air Network is essential.
  1. Connecting people and ideas: We bring together diverse partners – across borders and disciplines – to share knowledge and co-create open-source scalable solutions for clean air.
  2. Growing data capacity: We strengthen Africa’s air quality data systems through locally relevant tools, from low-cost sensors to AI, modelling, and remote sensing.
  3. Raising awareness: We elevate air quality on the public agenda through education, evidence-informed advocacy, and community engagement.
  4. Helping to turn data into policy change: We support institutions to use air quality data to inform policies and decisions – translating evidence into measurable impact
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