| Welcome | Guus Velders & Roald Wolters (Co-chairs EPCAC) |
| Introduction | Laurence Rouil (Chair of the EMEP Steering Body / INERIS) |
| Part 1 – Health and cities perspectives |
| Update on revision of air quality guidelines | Dorota Jarosinska (WHO) |
| Introduction to AirQ+ Tool | Pier Paolo Mudu (WHO) |
| Health impacts of air pollution in 1000 European cities | Mark Nieuwenhuijsen (ISGlobal) |
| Some personal thoughts on air pollution indicators | Helen Apsimon |
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| Part 2 – Source apportionment of local concentrations |
| FAIRMODE modelling activities | Philippe Thunis (JRC) |
| Urban modelling at the WMO | Ranjeet Sokhi (University of Hertfordshire) |
| Improving city source apportionment of PM2.5 in GAINS – Lessons learnt from South Asia | Gregor Kiesewetter (IIASA) |
| Local scale modelling across Europe with uEMEP | Bruce Denby (Met.no) |
| Uncertainties in the emission-concentration-exposure-complex – experiences from selected UBA-studies | Andreas Eisold (UBA) |
| Part 3 – Action at city level, successes and challenges |
| London’s measures to improve air quality | Elliot Treharne (City of London) |
| ClairCity - Main lessons and next steps | Stephan Slingerland / Joana Soares / Carlo Trozzi |
| The Dutch Clean Air Agreement, cooperation between national, regional and local government | Marjon Plantinga (Province of Utrecht, Netherlands) |
| Trends of air quality-related mortality in major cities in Poland - a 10-year assessment, based on AirQ+ | Joanna Strużewska (Warsaw University of Technology) |
| Evaluating strategies to reduce urban air pollution in Porto, Portugal | Hélder Relvas (University of Aveiro)
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| Air quality planning and health impact experiences in Milan | Silvia Moroni (AMAT – City of Milan) |
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| Conclusions | Rob Maas |
