Urban Air Quality Management. Coordinating Transport, Environment, and Energy Policy in Developing Countries.
Transport-related air pollution is increasingly contributing to environmental health risks in many developing country cities. The social costs of poor urban quality can be significant, making this issue an immediate priority. Long-term measures for dealing with the problem include urban planning, and traffic demand management. This paper however, focuses primarily on cost-effective measures, that are feasible to implement, and that can bring measurable results in the short to medium term.
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2001
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Authors: | Kojima, M. ; Lovei, M. |
Institutions: | World Bank Group |
Subject: | AIR POLLUTION | URBAN AREAS | MANAGEMENT |
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